Rose Tyler (
iwasherefirst) wrote in
poly_chromatic2012-03-07 04:59 pm
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[Rose is lying in the hammock sulking. There is no other word for it. She's swinging slightly in the hammock, a pout firmly fixed on her face. Over the last several months in the City, she's slowly forgotten what the meaning of personal space is. The City has seen fit to remind her today and she's not taking it well. At all.]
Rubbish curse. How're we s'posed to cope with curses and all the other sortsa things the City tosses at us if we can't even hold someone's hand?
Rubbish curse. How're we s'posed to cope with curses and all the other sortsa things the City tosses at us if we can't even hold someone's hand?

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Here, bombs away. [Have the little toy mouse.]
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Use this often, Doctor?
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Sometimes. Good distraction if you haven't got any 'feminine wiles' lying about the place. And it's adorable, with the little squeaking, c'monnn.
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Feminine wiles? Doctor, what sorta things have you been doin' without me?
[It's said teasingly though. Once the mouse runs down, she picks it up and tosses it straight up, back at him.]
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Oh, you know, the usual. Thwarting world takeovers. Became a bit human. Had a dau-- [Oh.] You know. Stuff. You've meet Donna.
[Catching it is difficult because he can't reach down into the bubble, which means she actually has to throw it up out completely of the range of the bubble and then he can catch it. But throwing it up that high with him on top of the bubble runs a high risk of hitting him. So all in all, it's sort of a miracle he caught the thing.]
[ooc: i think this was after that... If jenny was still here by then, then assume he said the full thing with normal intonation.]
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'm guessin' Donna had the feminine wiles. Could've been you. You were awfully feminine when Cassandra jumped into you.
[ooc: clearly I'm going with yes.]
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Yes, the wiles belonged to Donna. In part. And the other part was not me! That totally didn't count! That wasn't feminine, that was literally a woman, in my body. And she was very annoying about it too.
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She was awfully fond of you though.
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I don't know if I'd like to think about that.
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Oh I don't know. Managed to get a fantastic kiss outta you.
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That's because I thought it was you ow! [Have a thing that looks like a hackeysack tossed at you.]
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Oooooh good answer, Doctor. Hardly regenerated and already wantin' to kiss me like that. [Proud of herself? Why yes. In fact proud enough that the doesn't really catch the hackeysack thing, just sort of bats it to the side to keep it from hitting her in the face. She picks it up and tosses it up (not high enough for him to catch) and catches it in her hands.]
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It might do. Don't know what you're talking about, taking long enough. A Time Lord always gets things done precisely when he means to.
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Yeah? Just knew we'd end up bein' here and it'd be the perfect sorta opportunity to snog me?
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Yes, I foresaw being trapped in a large city with curses and such and decided it would be the perfect opportunity to seduce the person I'd just been spending copious amounts of time together with in a little box so I could have the relationship I'd always wanted.
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Oh! Oh. One part of that sentence deserves a bit smile and it gets one.]
Always wanted? [And some smirkyness] Think I found a flaw in your plan, Doctor.
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What flaw?
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You're in your TARDIS, travelin' 'bout with your brilliant companion, whom you've always wanted a relationship with, but you're bidin' your time 'cause you know there's goin' to be a point in the future that's you'll be able to have this relationship, but you never saw the City comin'.
Flaw, Doctor. You were scared.
[She says it teasing enough that there's no bite to it but quietly enough that she knows it's true. The next is said ever more quietly]
S'all right. I was too. It's a lot to lose, what you and I had without any guarantee this would be better.
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Yeah. Odd we had to lose that to find out anyway.
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We needed to know what life was like without each other to figger out we didn't want that and then, just mates was never gonna be enough again. Not for me.
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Yeah.
[He's turned his head but there's not really anything he can do like he typically does, avoidance-wise, given that he's on top of an invisible bubble with her looking up at him.]
Yeah, that- that makes sense.
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She's not entirely sure anyone who's watched them more than five minutes over the last six months would believe they're touch-starved. Of course, that just shows how little they know. It's like everyone else today that's telling her 'it's all right! It'll be over by midnight'. That does not make it all right in her mind, not in the least.]
Don't ever have to do that again though. Learned our lesson, yeah?
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We are... We are - we are not allowed to do that again. I'm quite finished with school and lessons now, thanks. Prefer to be an autodidact. Always have.
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