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The Doctor (timelordlastof) wrote in labyrinth_rpg,
@ 2009-04-05 21:00:00

Entry tags:

complete, day five, edward cullen, the doctor

WHO: The Doctor and Edward Cullen
WHERE: By the TARDIS and the Volvo
WHEN: Morning, Day Five
WHAT: Meeting
RATING: PG
STATUS: Complete

It was fairly early in the morning, the day after the dance, and his fateful reunion with Rose. The Doctor, understandably, was in a great mood, and bounced around the TARDIS for a while, nonplussed by the fact that he couldn't get her fully functional again, because well, if there was a place to be stuck, this one was better than any other, as he had some of his best friends along for the ride. Just like he liked it, actually.

But really, if he kept jumping around like he was, he was going to wake up Rose (and he'd done that before, it wasn't pretty), so the Doctor decided to have a look around outside, to see the City in the daylight. He didn't get far though, because on the far side of the TARDIS was a Volvo, and the boy heading toward it was sparkling. Sparkling!

The black rimmed glasses came out and went on, his hair shot off into eight thousand different directions as he raked his hands through it, and the Doctor fishmouthed for a second before running up to the kid, probably scaring the crap out of him. "You sparkle! Sparkle! Why do you sparkle!? I'm the Doctor by the way. Why do you sparkle!?" He was seriously about two point four seconds from shoving his sonic screwdriver up the kid's nose. It was even out and ready to go, in his hand.

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edwcull
2009-04-07 09:58 am UTC (link)

Edward laughed at the Doctor's typical response and shook his head slightly. He was no more human than the Doctor - less so in someways - but he didn't want to kill the man's buzz by pointing that out. He knew that the Doctor was more agreeable when there was hope in the world and you didn't correct him and besides, the sentiment of congratulations was still pure enough for Edward to let it slide.

"That sounds good. I figure with the five of us it should be a fairly simple project assuming that we can pool our resources together. Oh, speaking of resources I should probably ask what the last things that happened to Jack and Rose were so I don't say anything to mess with their time lines? It would also help to know what we have to work with as far as skills and experience." After all it would make a world of difference if Rose had been pulled out of a time and place before she'd been pulled through the void versus being pulled in from the other side after she'd been working for Torchwood.

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timelordlastof
2009-04-07 10:05 am UTC (link)

"Uhhh..." The Doctor hedged, trying to remember. "Jack's working with Torchwood," he said with a wrinkle of his nose and a roll of his eyes. "He can't die, or well, stay dead, and I don't think he's all that far off from Earth being swiped, though it's hard to tell with him," he shrugged.

"Rose is still in the parallel dimension, working on her cannon and working for that Torchwood." The one place he'd rather avoid, and both of his best friends worked there. Fantastic. Next thing he'd hear is that Martha signed up, and Donna's temping for them. "Regardless, I don't think either one of them are too far off from where I am," he shrugged. "They've just missed out on one or two mildly important events," he said with a sarcastic tone and a humorous flash of his eyes. "Rose knows that the stars are going out though. Honestly, it'd probably be better if you just avoided it all completely."

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edwcull
2009-04-07 10:20 am UTC (link)

Edward nodded and then had a thought. "You had issues with Jack because he was immortal, a 'fact' as you put it. Is it the same with me? Do I stand out as wrong?" There was simple curiosity there, but Edward's motives in asking went deeper than that. He wasn't certain how much he could balance of this answer but if the time lord told him that yes, he had issues with him then Edward would know that yes indeed he was an abomination and shouldn't exist. If however the Doctor told him that he didn't then perhaps, just perhaps, Carlisle was right and there was hope for them after all.

Edward nodded at the Doctor's advice. "I can do that. Its just better to be safe than sorry and I'd prefer not to make mistakes. I could probably have gotten all of it from their head's anyway but I try not to read people's minds if I can help it."

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