the Doctor (
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kore_logs2013-05-20 12:45 am
Meeting Night
Who: the Doctor, EVERYONE
Where: Doctor's house
When: Night of day 73
What:The Doctor Time Lord Victorious holds an escape plan meeting.
Ever since the Master had arrived, the Doctor has been stewing in an anger so deep that he didn't quite understand it himself. He couldn't ever recall feeling like this for this long, but it was there. Part anger, part mania, part obession all channeled into one thing: escaping.
Initially it felt like a holiday, but that had worn off, leaving him in this state. Everything here was wrong, and it was up to him to change that.
Leaning against the wall, arms crossed, the Doctor looked at the room before him. He had finally bothered cleaning things up, given now he was in the final testing rounds of the generator. The floors were cleared of the debris, dishes washed, kitchen sanitized - everything had its proper place. Everything except them.
All the cameras in the house were covered by towels, and in the middle of the room were some chalkboards he managed to find. On the top of one, Part 1: the escape and the other, Part 2: the distraction. Given his idea had to separate pieces that needed to work together, this seemed appropriate. Now, if he can get everyone to come.
[ooc: Don't be afraid to tag each other in the threads. I'm imagining this will become quite chaotic after a while XD]
Where: Doctor's house
When: Night of day 73
What:
Ever since the Master had arrived, the Doctor has been stewing in an anger so deep that he didn't quite understand it himself. He couldn't ever recall feeling like this for this long, but it was there. Part anger, part mania, part obession all channeled into one thing: escaping.
Initially it felt like a holiday, but that had worn off, leaving him in this state. Everything here was wrong, and it was up to him to change that.
Leaning against the wall, arms crossed, the Doctor looked at the room before him. He had finally bothered cleaning things up, given now he was in the final testing rounds of the generator. The floors were cleared of the debris, dishes washed, kitchen sanitized - everything had its proper place. Everything except them.
All the cameras in the house were covered by towels, and in the middle of the room were some chalkboards he managed to find. On the top of one, Part 1: the escape and the other, Part 2: the distraction. Given his idea had to separate pieces that needed to work together, this seemed appropriate. Now, if he can get everyone to come.
[ooc: Don't be afraid to tag each other in the threads. I'm imagining this will become quite chaotic after a while XD]

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Jazz was perched on her shoulders so as to be out of the way, curled around her neck a little like a feline scarf; he scanned the room with cautious, pale eyes. Fortescue did similarly, expression thoughtful but subdued. She was, for the most part, here to listen.
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Not that it's any of his business. He smiles at them, anyway, and gives an uncertain wave.
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He would've chatted a little more, but he was seeing more and more people filtering in and stepped back to let everyone find a spot to linger in. "Alllright, alright." He clapped his hands together, "Let's get this meeting started, shall we?"
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Still, she was his mate and she needed to be there whether his junk machine was a success or a failure. So, there she was! "Bloody hell, you cleaned!" As always, the trivial matters.
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... she might have conveniently left out her part in this plan. She didn't want Logan to sit on her. Man's heavy.
"Yeah, he did." She stops near Donna, watching the Doctor. If he can get them home, that's fine. She just wonders how far her powers are going to burn out. It's been a while since she's truly let them go - the Mandarin's house, ouch - and this will be a test of everything she's learned over the years.
And possibly how to slip the Professor, Magneto, and Logan all in one fell swoop.
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Well, unless failing has sever and unintended consequences.
But he tries not to think about that, and he tries at giving Donna a grin. "I'm guessing it's, uh, not always this clean, then?"
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He would've chatted a little more, but he was seeing more and more people filtering in and stepped back to let everyone find a spot to linger in. "Alllright, alright." He clapped his hands together, "Let's get this meeting started, shall we?"
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Because the Doctor was going to get them out, back home, safe in their own beds again.
He would've chatted a little more, but he was seeing more and more people filtering in and stepped back to let everyone find a spot to linger in. "Alllright, alright." He clapped his hands together, "Let's get this meeting started, shall we?"
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So he turns up to witness this cloak and dagger finale for himself, curiosity bringing him out of his shell, only just skimming the thoughts of everyone present in the same way someone might slide their gaze over strangers. The chalkboards make him smile as he settles off somewhere to the side.
Whatever might happen, he's hopefully prepared for it.
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"Can you just hear with those powers of yours, or can you speak with them too?"
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Although if anyone asked her if she was on her period again, she would happily shoot him in the face.
She did not arrive with her customary swagger. She was relatively silent as she slipped inside, her fedora pulled down low over her forehead. Nevertheless, she was immaculately dressed, her three-piece suit pressed and clean, her purple tie perfectly knotted, and all of her rings gleaming off of her fingers.
Casually, she lounged against a back wall, arms crossed. "What adventures have we in store for tonight?" she mused softly to herself.
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He sidles over and leans against the wall not quite next to her, but close enough to be heard speaking in hushed tones. And, for that matter, a rather bad Brooklyn accent.
"The crow flies east at midnight. How's the petunias?"
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Or maybe she had, and he didn't know it, as the last two days seemed to have blurred together.
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After making his greetings he took a moment to scratch a few symbols onto the corner of the Distraction chalkboard so that the gathered demons and aliens would know what will mean trees, troops and traps when he began to explain his part.
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"Regular da Vinci, aren'tcha? What's all this, huh?" He drags one finger down past the symbols, resulting a brief but unpleasant nails-on-chalkboard noise. "And which bit of it means me? This one looks most rugged, but I gotta say, none of 'em really capture my essence."
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Still, it can't hurt to hear the planners out. He can always discuss the matter more privately with Raphael or Gabriel later.
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She isn't used to it here. School is easy. Blank it out, concentrate on the cadence of the teacher's voice. But, here, she hasn't had a chance to acclimate to it yet.
Slipping through the group, Brigid takes up her position near the angel, allowing his scent to focus her thoughts.
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This place is dangerous in a way that she hasn't figured out yet. But, she's willing to listen. For now.
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"Hello." He greeted calmly, offering Ellen a hand, "Have we met? I'm the Doctor."
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They don't need a repeat of that.
Either way, he's here to listen.
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"Make sure you're not here just to listen. It'll be a waste of your skills if we don't find way to make use of you in these plans."
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He's quiet, though, listening more than speaking, for the moment.
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But of course, he's well aware that not everyone is enjoying this as much as he (reluctantly) is, and he's not going to take back his offer to help out. For the humans especially, the dangers presented by the village are very much more real, and even if he doesn't want to leave himself, he's definitely on board with helping those people he do want to. And if this provides a key to getting the missing people out of wherever they are, so much the better.
His lack of any particular enthusiasm, though, is probably quite obvious. He's perched on one of the counters, chewing bubblegum, carefully far enough from Balthazar to maintain some semblance of the (increasingly laughable) charade that he has nothing to do with anyone who could possibly be identified as an angel.
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"It's going to work, y'know. The calculations, the specs of the equipment. It'll all work." There wasn't a hint of doubt in his reply, if Gabriel were to notice.
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Still, they can't just lay down and accept their captivity and torture, and he's glad someone is taking matters in hand. So he stays in the corner, hunched with his hands deep in his pockets, looking at the crowd of familiar and unfamiliar faces.
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Maybe it was all a game. The Doctor had thought of that, of course, but it just egged him further and pushed him over the edge. He was tired of being a pawn, a plaything, and tired of it happening to his friends as well. He cared about the people here, and cared that they got home.
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Not that he doubts either of their abilities to explain to him what happened at the meeting, but this is something he needs to see for himself. If they're making an escape attempt, he wants to be there, to contribute when (or if) he can, and to see what, exactly, everyone else thinks about this place and the people who brought us here.
He takes a seat in one of the chairs off to the side, regarding the chalkboard.
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Well, she needs a little bit of ordinance in her life, no reason not to offer to help.
The meat & potatoes of the plan
-Generator: Interior like a particle accelerator. Build up enough energy, it must go elsewhere.
- Elsewhere = upwards = barrier destruction.
- Beyond barrier? Find our friends, escape to proper time lines.
He knew there were mutterings and whispers, causing him to grip the small piece of chalk tightly in his fingers. "I can't make this any simpler." He spun around, looking at his audience. "Why is there so much doubt? Eh? Anyone? Is it you don't trust me?"
Placing the piece of chalk back on the stand he claps his hands together, letting the small cloud of dust float on, "There's been failed attempts before, but there's one thing that hasn't been in these attempts - me. Wars, genocide, natural disasters - so many of those are fixed points in time. I can see them; I know them. But this here isn't one of them, this isn't a fixed point in time at all! My home planet and people are gone, never to return, thanks to the Time War, but I walked away from it alive. The sole victor; Time Lord Victorious. I can see all that is, was, and to be. The laws of time are MINE, AND THEY WILL OBEY ME."
With a swing of his arm pointing outside, "We'll get your friends, I won't leave them behind, but we're not going to be trapped here any longer!"
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And, of course, the megalomania is worrisome.
"Can you make it less simple?" He asks politely. "I'm with you as far as breaking the barrier--assuming a rush of pure energy is sufficient to break it and won't simply fry us all and I do hope you've accounted for that in your calculations--but once we can leave, how do we leave?"
Angels can fly through the vacuum of space and time, no problem. Humans can't, at least not without the proper apparatus, and there are quite a lot of them here. Some of them he likes!
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Re: The meat & potatoes of the plan
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Re: The meat & potatoes of the plan
The Distraction Plan
He quickly sketches out a map of the town and forest, crosshatching an area to mark the working zone.
"We need to keep our captors distracted while the Time Lord works and I'm going to be the one leading that side. This is my plan and I need volunteers."
Unlike the Doctor he's calm and confident as he makes his presentation. He raps his finger above the crosshatched zone.
"This is where the metal bears patrol in the woods to keep us from straying too far. The marked zone is where we can draw them into. I've got a rough idea of the boundaries, but I want some fast volunteers to make a few excursions in to see how far they'll come."
He quickly marks crosses within the lower edge of the zone, nearer to the town.
"When we know how far they'll come we'll dig in pit traps we can lead them into. Whether we keep them, destroy them or send their parts to the Time Lord is something we can work out once we've got them in there. The important thing is to make it look as if it's vital to get those bears out of their usual patrol zone in enough numbers that our captors start to get suspicious enough to bulk up their defences over there instead of where the Time Lord will be attacking. If you talk about this outside of this room make sure to treat it as a vital part of the plan that we need to make them vulnerable in that direction.
"I need spies, chasers, trap setters and destroyers. Who wants to be useful?" He grins, confident in his plans. That's not all to them by a long shot, and those who can see into minds might realise this, but he's not giving that away in his appearance.
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"I suspect they can conjure up anything they need to to keep us trapped, especially after what happened the last time escape was attempted."
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