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| Entry tags: | !dropped, day 16, illyana rasputin, location: post office, open, the doctor (nine) |
Who: The Ninth Doctor & Illyana Rasputin & [OTA]
What: Rose ran off. Again. So he's out looking for her.
Where: Near the post office / clock tower.
When: Day 16, 4:45pm
Rating: PGish
Status: Dropped
She was the worst (and best) companion the Doctor had ever had. Of course.. Sarah Jane had also been the worst (and best) companion he'd ever had. Ace, too, and-- Well, everyone, really... No. Not that kid.. what was his name? Aaron? Alan? The in-it-for-himself idiot who was now running around twenty-first century Earth with a Satellite Five concoction in his head. Hm.. what had been his name? Eric? No. It definitely started with an A. Well, it really didn't matter, he hadn't been worthy. Hadn't been good enough. Stupid apes.
The Doctor, at this point in his very long, very complicated life, was at the peak of his dislike for the human race. He was bitter, he was angsty, and he was reeling from the last few battles in the Time War. He hadn't fought the whole thing, but he'd finished it. This incarnation had been born in the middle of the Time War, at the height of the death and destruction. This regeneration had happened in a desperate situation. And it showed in his more brash nature, in his tendency to rather watch things burn, or see people get their just desserts, instead of saving them at the last moment. It was a trait that would pass over into Ten, surfacing mostly in the beginning, then periodically through the rest of his time. It was also why regeneration had such a short span of time, those who lived more violently often lived shorter lives. As of now, Nine had been the briefest span of time. That would soon change, though.
But that was all in the future, and for a Time Lord, who could see everything that ever had been and everything that ever could be, and Nine tended to shy away from peeking. He was curious.. but not nearly as much as his successor.
Right now, however, he was curious as to where Rose had gone. Ten was going to scold him for having let her out of his sight. But he knew that he'd continued to travel with her, after his regeneration, so Ten had to know that sometimes she just.. wandered off! He needed to buy her a leash, or one of those little monkey backpacks, so he could hold onto the tail that was really a cleverly disguised leash. Yes. That would work. Though, he didn't have one on her right now.. he needed to find her, first. He had no idea, of course, that she was safely with himself, elsewhere in the town.
So, the Doctor was turning around, and the first person he saw, he smiled brightly to and lifted a hand. "Excuse me, hello, have you seen a blonde girl? Short? Perky? Too much eye make-up?" He couldn't help the jab at her, even now.
The Doctor, at this point in his very long, very complicated life, was at the peak of his dislike for the human race. He was bitter, he was angsty, and he was reeling from the last few battles in the Time War. He hadn't fought the whole thing, but he'd finished it. This incarnation had been born in the middle of the Time War, at the height of the death and destruction. This regeneration had happened in a desperate situation. And it showed in his more brash nature, in his tendency to rather watch things burn, or see people get their just desserts, instead of saving them at the last moment. It was a trait that would pass over into Ten, surfacing mostly in the beginning, then periodically through the rest of his time. It was also why regeneration had such a short span of time, those who lived more violently often lived shorter lives. As of now, Nine had been the briefest span of time. That would soon change, though.
But that was all in the future, and for a Time Lord, who could see everything that ever had been and everything that ever could be, and Nine tended to shy away from peeking. He was curious.. but not nearly as much as his successor.
Right now, however, he was curious as to where Rose had gone. Ten was going to scold him for having let her out of his sight. But he knew that he'd continued to travel with her, after his regeneration, so Ten had to know that sometimes she just.. wandered off! He needed to buy her a leash, or one of those little monkey backpacks, so he could hold onto the tail that was really a cleverly disguised leash. Yes. That would work. Though, he didn't have one on her right now.. he needed to find her, first. He had no idea, of course, that she was safely with himself, elsewhere in the town.
So, the Doctor was turning around, and the first person he saw, he smiled brightly to and lifted a hand. "Excuse me, hello, have you seen a blonde girl? Short? Perky? Too much eye make-up?" He couldn't help the jab at her, even now.