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fandomtownies2005-10-30 03:24 am
Late Saturday evening at The Perk...
Shane couldn't imagine how crazy things must have been getting up at the school, what with Parents Weekend going on and all. That place - that whole world, in fact - still seemed very, very far away to her, even though the island was barely a mile across.
The high school and the classes that went on there, the dorms that housed all of the students she had yet to meet as well as the few she had made friends with. She'd instructed Chloe to go back to the dorms for the evening and she and Kate (who had gotten off work early, for a change) had enjoyed a quiet evening in.
Had it been a warmer evening, she would have simply camped out on the bench swing at Amber House, but it was a touch too chilly outside for her tastes... so, once Kate had drifted off to sleep, she slipped out of bed and headed over to the Perk instead. Sitting by the window, as always, she sips at a cup of coffee, eyes drawn as they always are to the distant, lighted fortress that is Fandom High.
[ooc: Come play with me!]
The high school and the classes that went on there, the dorms that housed all of the students she had yet to meet as well as the few she had made friends with. She'd instructed Chloe to go back to the dorms for the evening and she and Kate (who had gotten off work early, for a change) had enjoyed a quiet evening in.
Had it been a warmer evening, she would have simply camped out on the bench swing at Amber House, but it was a touch too chilly outside for her tastes... so, once Kate had drifted off to sleep, she slipped out of bed and headed over to the Perk instead. Sitting by the window, as always, she sips at a cup of coffee, eyes drawn as they always are to the distant, lighted fortress that is Fandom High.
[ooc: Come play with me!]

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D'you mind if I join you? Had a long day, and wouldn't mind a nice chat with a stranger. *he smiles, a hint of sadness in his eyes*
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"No, I don't mind," she says quietly, offering him a gracious smile.
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Always more of a tea person, me. But the bitterness feels good, right about now. Funny thing, decisions... always turn out in interesting ways, even the little ones.
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All because nobody likes sugar in their tea. *snaps his fingers*
Ripples. Even the tiniest decision makes them, and it's those ripples that effect the world around you.
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Coming here, really. Thought I was dropping in to see a few familiar faces, and ended up springing up a wealth of unfortunate business.
Who knew I'd end up so much... like me, really. *takes another sip of his coffee, and smiles*
I'm the Doctor, by the way. In case you're wondering about the whole referring to me in various ways being a sign of insanity.
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You must be close with him, then. Since you're not all overreacting to the concept of me being him, I mean. Shows he's talked about it.
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"I guess we're pretty close, yeah," she said, shifting in her seat a little. "But I'm not overreacting because he told me. He didn't. It's just that... there's a lot of strange shit that happens here and lots of people are from the same place but don't know each other? I figured it was probably just something like that."
Reaching for her coffee, she takes another sip and offers him a wry smile. "I don't really overreact much, anyway. Wastes too much energy," she murmurs.
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Sorry, bit of self reflection, there. So, given how very calm you are about it, and I've been pestering you... what would you like to talk about? I'm open for any topic of conversation, me.
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*taps an ear* Like radar dishes, these. *smiles*
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"You said we could talk about whatever I want," she begins, her faded green eyes meeting his eyes steadily. "Tell me what paradox is?"
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Basically, say, you go back in time, and murder yourself. Now, you're dead, so you can't come back in time in the future to kill yourself. Chain of events go all tiddly-plonk, and you end up with a temporal nightmare. That's a paradox.
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"You're not supposed to be here," she says quietly. "How... how did you ... get here?"
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The real issue is... this whole place, actually. So many timelines folding in on themselves, you think it'd just snap like a twig... but it isn't. I came here to investigate that, and, well... turned out to be a load of worry for nothing.
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the Mos Eisley Cantinaa regular hodge-podge melting pot of goodness, it is.So, you've got these people from all these different universes, all these different times, converged on one little spot, and it looks bad, from the outside. Stepping in, it's not bad at all, temporally speaking. I heard about the zombies and the mimes, but that's just silly business compared to a paradox.
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Resting her thumb against her bottom lip, she considers the idea for a moment. "So... maybe it's like... the opposite of one? Maybe with all of the different times and universes coming together... all the weirdness, like... cancels itself out?"
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*sigh* Wouldn't mind stickin' around, really. But I can't.
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*sips his coffee* Best to get back to my own business, and not be messing about with my future business, really.
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"Yeah, I guess it would be... hard to handle," she says finally. She takes another sip of her coffee. "So, um... do you think that... us talking could cause any problems?" She asks, shooting an inquiring look his way.
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Thank you. You're special, you are. Goodbye. *smiles, stands up, and turns to leave*
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Pursing her lips, she casually reaches into the inside breast pocket of her jacket, palms her cellphone and lowers her hand to her lap. Her thumb finds the now familiar keys to bring up the text-message interface.
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