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「time is waiting. 」
Character(s): The Doctor and Amy Pond (
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Location: Dollet
Rating: PG-13 for Amy's Scottish mouth. c:
Open/Closed/Finished: Closed
Summary: Geronimo!
[ Come along, Pond! was written on a pamphlet of Dollet, with a wide circle around the picture of the beach. He'd sent Skitty to deliver it to Amy, since, of course, he tried to stay as far away from Amy's dorm as he could. To him, she was a married woman, but to her, well... it seemed like she was still stuck before the events of the Pandorica. which was, of course, bad, in a normal sense, but this wasn't normal. they were in another dimension, in another world. it was very bad, indeed. However, the Doctor stood on the beach, enjoying the sea breeze as it tossed his hair and blew in his face. He'd omitted his tweed jacket, for once. It was far too warm for it. he was, however, prepared. with his mind. maps? pshaw. who needed maps when there were locals? ]
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Location: Dollet
Rating: PG-13 for Amy's Scottish mouth. c:
Open/Closed/Finished: Closed
Summary: Geronimo!
[ Come along, Pond! was written on a pamphlet of Dollet, with a wide circle around the picture of the beach. He'd sent Skitty to deliver it to Amy, since, of course, he tried to stay as far away from Amy's dorm as he could. To him, she was a married woman, but to her, well... it seemed like she was still stuck before the events of the Pandorica. which was, of course, bad, in a normal sense, but this wasn't normal. they were in another dimension, in another world. it was very bad, indeed. However, the Doctor stood on the beach, enjoying the sea breeze as it tossed his hair and blew in his face. He'd omitted his tweed jacket, for once. It was far too warm for it. he was, however, prepared. with his mind. maps? pshaw. who needed maps when there were locals? ]
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Everything would have been peachy except the Doctor forced her to change. He flailed and flustered the moment she tried stepping out in a swimsuit! It was either wrapped in a poncho of a towel or "proper" clothes. So, after a series of grumbles and groans, she reluctantly settled for a tank top and shorts.
Who wears short shorts?]This is Rio.
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[ he's as happy as she is, considering he's rushing ahead of her. ]
Try and keep up with this old man, eh?
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[ she skips forward, and then starts running a bit to catch up. ]
Where are we going though? Have you been here before?
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[ as he slows down into a walk, he does a little spin to take in their surroundings. ]
Brilliant.
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[ suddenly she feels even more excited about this - maybe a little nervous, too. just a bit. she follows him, but turns slower as she observes everything. ]
It's like its own little village. There's even a pub.
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'Kay... What's the first stop on our tour then?
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[ starts off again, but turns around when she remembers something. she points back at him, smiling. ]
No custard though.
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No custard. Just fish and chips.
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[ grabs his hand and she's off. amy pond is on a mission. although, she's not exactly sure if she's heading in the right direction. she just goes back toward the beach. ]
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Over there. Can see a cafe.
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Ooh. 'Kay.
--Hey, look at that. It's so cute. Let's sit outside, yeah?
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No chance of rain 'til the morning; pick a spot.
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Thanks, Mr. Weatherman. [ takes a seat at a nearby table. ] All the more reason to anyway.
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Well, that sounds like fish and chips... hm. Seems a tad bit more Japanese.
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Yeah, what is all this? I'm not sure I know. Suppose we should just try it.
[ because meal is on him? eh, eh, eh? ]
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Two of that, then. [ so he goes to order. ]
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[ she'll treat him at the pub. ]Thanks.
[ laces her fingers and rests her chin on them, glancing around. ]
We only have the one day here, right?
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[ so he can spit it back into his glass? ]About. So we're making the most of it. We've got to keep out of trouble.
[ a pause. ]
Where do you want to sonic and enter first, Amy?
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[ ... so she can drink more for herself. ]Badly? [ laughs. ] I don't know. I most definitely want to go back to the beach later. But whatever else there is. I saw some shops, but I'm sure there's got to be something else hidden - you know, something for you to sonic into.
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That's the spirit! Come on, now, this is a city, there's got to be something important. We'll find that out in a mo'.
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