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And then things were 'normal'
Who: The Doctor, open to all
When: Days 64-66, a catch all for anyone interested
Where: Around town
What: A catch-all/open thread for those wishing to interact with the Doctor
Warnings: None, will update if need to
A fixed-up portable record player and taped up record later, the Doctor was sitting at a table outside with papers spread around him and listening to a warped (literally as the record was indeed not a flat disk) rendition of Debussy's Clair de Lune. As much as he had been keeping to himself, he was content being a Time Lord once again. Taking that first breath when his eyes opened and his hearts pounded, with the noise and static of time lines and endless possibilities surrounding him, it was comforting.
He had tried analyzing his notes previously about the wind and the data he had collected, but he couldn't grasp the concepts of analysis as a human. It was just looking at numbers and random notes, and even then he struggled to process as half of them were written in his native Gallifreyan. "Numbers and figures..." He commented, humming a Coldplay tune for a moment as he chewed on the end of his pen, lost in thought.
But he was determined to help his friends here; to find a way out as he had once before.
When: Days 64-66, a catch all for anyone interested
Where: Around town
What: A catch-all/open thread for those wishing to interact with the Doctor
Warnings: None, will update if need to
A fixed-up portable record player and taped up record later, the Doctor was sitting at a table outside with papers spread around him and listening to a warped (literally as the record was indeed not a flat disk) rendition of Debussy's Clair de Lune. As much as he had been keeping to himself, he was content being a Time Lord once again. Taking that first breath when his eyes opened and his hearts pounded, with the noise and static of time lines and endless possibilities surrounding him, it was comforting.
He had tried analyzing his notes previously about the wind and the data he had collected, but he couldn't grasp the concepts of analysis as a human. It was just looking at numbers and random notes, and even then he struggled to process as half of them were written in his native Gallifreyan. "Numbers and figures..." He commented, humming a Coldplay tune for a moment as he chewed on the end of his pen, lost in thought.
But he was determined to help his friends here; to find a way out as he had once before.
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And perhaps it was just a good idea in general.
"Good afternoon, Doctor," she greeted him, not wanting to disturb him if he was working — but generally too curious to stay away.
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"Lovely day; you out for a walk?" He leans over and catches a paper before it has a chance to fall and blow away in the light breeze as he snaps it down in the notebook he had been carrying around for the past couple of days.
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He rubs his chest, "It's so tiring only having one heart."
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"Is the beat of two hearts a comfort?" she wonders. Generally, she doesn't think about her own heartbeat unless she's checking it to make sure that, you know, everything's all right.
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"Who's your friend?" He didn't particularly care for cats, but they seemed to be growing on him.
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Day 64, afternoon?
She heard the music and the shuffling of papers as she stepped out of the trees. Curiosity dragged her forward. She was cautious - there were hunters in the area, after all - but the music drew her forward. She missed her iPod. A lot.
Her eyes focused on the papers from behind him. The words and diagrams meant nothing to her, but she was a student of history and languages.
"Excuse me, what language is that?" She asked, stepping around so that he could see her.
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His mouth was ajar as he looked over to where she appear and then back to her, "Gallifreyan. It's where I'm from." He offers her a smile.
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Alright, she might have found a pile of leaves to lie in, but that was allowed. Brigid brushed her hair out of her face and grimaced, pulling out a couple of leaf bits.
"What does it say?" She was curious. It wasn't like any language she had ever seen.
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Taking the notebook, he flips through pages, "My notes here, here, just outlining some patterns I'm noticing. Some charts... I need to figure out the statistics a bit more, though."
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"I'm not the best at stats, but I wouldn't mind helping, if you needed it." She wanted to go home, to run with the pack, to smell Boston again.
"Oh, I'm sorry. I'm Brigid Finn." She introduced herself and offered him a hand to shake.
That was when she noticed it: double heartbeats. It couldn't be.... She decided that she was probably still in overload.
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"Much appreciated. I had a friend help me install them... As far as the maths, I think I'll do this bit alone. It might take some time, but I'll figure it out." He didn't want to go in depth how the horizons didn't match any particular star charts that made any sense or that time didn't flow correctly.
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whichever day suits you best?
She's quickly readjusted to her own single heart though. And she definitely didn't miss the smack in the face of possible timelines every time she looked at someone.
She soon found her way over to the Doctor, leaning in to look at his notes. "Gallifreyan," she noted, nodding at the complex symbols.
65?
okie dokie <3
"Is your head that noisy all the time? I thought I was going crazy." It definitely explained a lot about why he never sat still for more than five minutes.
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Leaning on one elbow, he looks over to her, "What'd you write about? A diary entry?" He was partially joking, but also rather curious.
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"Not much good though, because I can't understand a flippin' word of it now!"
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He chews on his pen a little more, watching her intently before speaking, "Do you remember anything? I mean... being a Time Lord, it opened up some memories for you. Are they still there?" This was really hard trying to be vague as possible.
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If you don't mind late...? If not, just ignore this!
Now, with things finally back to normal, Chuck decides to take a walk. To clear his head. To try and define what, exactly, normal is. And that's when he hears the music and sees a man, surrounded by papers and circular writing. He can't fight the curiosity, and he makes his way over to the other man.
"Is that... writing?" It doesn't look like any language he's ever seen. But it was circular and decorated and really, for all he knew it could be art.
It's never too late! (and hence why I did a multi-day spread) :D
"It is." He relaxes quickly, realizing he was being silly, but he's scrutinizing the man, trying to see if any of his exposed skin had been chomped on or worse. "A language that is long lost, well, more or less."
Then allow me to be even later orz.
Whatever the Doctor's looking for, he won't find. Chuck was bitten on the leg, and his jeans do a pretty good job of covering that bite mark up.
"Oh. I, uh. I guess that would explain why I've never seen it before." Which, all things considered, was pretty impressive.
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Nothing looked out of sorts with him, and the Doctor concluded that this must be the original man bitten by the Leviathan. He seemed alright, which had the Doctor relieved. They didn't need any more tragedy and chaos right now.
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It's always a sad thing, languages dying out. Sometimes they evolve, and a new language is born from it. And that wasn't tragic, that was beautiful But sometimes... well.
"Are you, uh... studying it?"
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"I'm the last one who can speak it; my people are gone."
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