The Doctor (
rude_not_ginger) wrote2006-10-06 03:20 am
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The Doctor flipped a few final switches on the TARDIS console, adding the information he'd just recieved about Aislinn into the systems, should he ever run across another muse like her again. Well, he doubted it would be exactly like her, but...the same genus at least.
He turned, picking up the teacups that were left behind. Funny, he would've thought Rose would've been back by now. The sound of a familiar key in the lock made him look up. Speak of the devil...
He turned, picking up the teacups that were left behind. Funny, he would've thought Rose would've been back by now. The sound of a familiar key in the lock made him look up. Speak of the devil...
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"The entire world is quite a lot. Did it not get exhausting?"
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"To care for so much, do you do so at a detriment to yourself?"
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"That seems a promising conversation," she observed. "You are a very blunt man, I think."
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"Perhaps I only seem blunt."
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Reinette considered his features.
"It is my opinion that people never hide as much as they might think."
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"Some pay attention. Most don't."
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"That," Reinette said quietly. "Is indeed a shame."
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"Perhaps. Or perhaps it is all that makes life bearable then."
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"Can you not tell me what will happen next?"
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"I was speaking of you," she said directly.
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"We carry ourselves for precisely as long as we are strong enough to. Truthfully, I belive that we weary of the world, before it wearies of us. And when we are truly done, truly tired. We just -- let go." She continued to study him. "You are here. You still find reason to travel. To smile." And, it seemed, to hurt. "You are not done yet, I believe."
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"I was done. More than once. But the world was not done with me, perhaps. I thought..." There was a pained admission, that he bit back. "But no."
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