Gro 7 was, actually, not the most interesting planet the Doctor had ever been on. They grew a lot of very pretty but very boring plants and served very bland cocktails at the local bar. He scoured about for a bit, taking in the dull local sites, then opted to try again with the randomizer for something interesting.
After all, when this little joyride ended, he'd go to find Ood Sigma. He'd give up on the life he was living and move on. And he didn't want that. He never wanted it to stop, never wanted to just give in.
He hopped around another bouquet of flowers on his way to the TARDIS. A young man in a tweed jacket very nearly knocked him over as he turned to leave.
"Big enough walkway for both of us!" the Doctor called to him, irritated.
The man turned and gave him an oddly nostalgic look behind his dark, floppy hair before walking off, silently.
Odd. Still, places to go. Things to do.
After all, when this little joyride ended, he'd go to find Ood Sigma. He'd give up on the life he was living and move on. And he didn't want that. He never wanted it to stop, never wanted to just give in.
He hopped around another bouquet of flowers on his way to the TARDIS. A young man in a tweed jacket very nearly knocked him over as he turned to leave.
"Big enough walkway for both of us!" the Doctor called to him, irritated.
The man turned and gave him an oddly nostalgic look behind his dark, floppy hair before walking off, silently.
Odd. Still, places to go. Things to do.
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Ugh.
She barely noticed the man in the stripey suit stare at her, incredulous, as she let herself back into the TARDIS--
And whoa, what had happened here?
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"How did you get a key for this ship?" he demanded.
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"You can't afford my taxi services, so off you go."
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Not that she was pleased about it. Oh, speaking of which: "RORY!" she yelled, leaning back towards the door to the rest of the ship. "RORY, where are ye?"
If the Time Lord had decided to hog this particular adventure, least she could do was enjoy a wee bit of face time with her
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"Get out of my TARDIS," he snapped. "That's not a request, it's not a joke. Out. Now!"
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Grrrr.
"My boyf-- fiance is back there, and like I said, mate, the Doctor's going to be back any minute. He's really not one for hijackers. And I have no idea what you did to the decorating, but he'll fix that, too."
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Amy stopped herself, tilting her head to the side and looking a bit more closely. What had River said? Do you think anything's ever that simple with the Doctor?
"Is this like River?" Amy asked. "Meeting out of order and stuff? Why do you not look like him? Why's the TARDIS all different?"
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He shook his head. "No, sorry, if I don't know you and you know me, that means you're a spoiler and I don't want to know. So sorry, no, you've got to go."
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Oddly, it was the reference to spoilers that settled it in Amy's mind: this was the Doctor, after all. And then Amy's world tilted a little sideways as she recognised the raggedy pinstripes and tie in their earlier, neater condition. She laughed out loud at the sheer weirdness and wonder of it all.
"No. But no, don't you see? We have to meet. He pointed me down here -- and I thought it was the wrong way back, but here you are!"
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He stepped around to take her by the shoulders and give her a forceful push towards the door.
"You! Are one big spoiler and I'm not having you spoil the future for me. Out!"
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It was actually fairly adorable, if he thought about it. Which he would not. Because she was the future, he was the past, and never the two should meet. Ever.
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And actually, Lord of Time, the future and the past met all the time. In that little thing called 'the present.'
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Amy got a wicked, teasing grin and pointed at him, laughing. "You once told me you knew I was a good kisser before you even met me," she lied blithely. "Must be 'cos of this."
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"But I don't even know you!"
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It was dead weird, really, to see the Doctor A) looking so different and B) being so consistently cranky.