The Doctor (
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re_alignment2012-09-02 11:12 pm
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1st Regeneration [Video]
[The first place he went when he woke up in this strange, barren, mechanical world was right out to that junk pile he'd been told non-living things were dumped once they were brought here.
He's been searching for hours, and by the time he sits down to rest, he's covered in grime and filth and looking tattered and grouchy when he activates the communication device he was given.]
So. I wouldn't suppose any of you great, big, metal blokes would've seen a comparably-tiny blue box layin' about, would yah? About 7, oh, 8 feet high on the outside, much much bigger on the inside, with two little doors and a few windows all around, and a light right on top. She's my TARDIS, an' I'd really like 'er back. Don't go anywhere without 'er - well, guess you could say I can't go anywhere without 'er - she's my ship. Been together a long time, me an' her.
Oh. An' if Donna Noble's muckin' about, I'd really like it if someone could direct her to me, or vice versa. You out there, Donna? If you're in the TARDIS, send me a signal if you please. Be nice t'get back home. Oi, an' don't go muckin' with the controls! Don't want you gettin' lost in time an' space, you hear me???
[Gruff demeanor aside, it's obvious whoever, where-ever, and whenever Donna Noble is, he's actually pretty worried about her. He huffs softly to himself, glancing around the junk pile, and then back at the datapad after a moment of contemplation.]
Don' suppose any'a you great, big, metal blokes would have any bananas would you? I'm feelin' a little peckish and I ain't had anything to eat since I got here.
He's been searching for hours, and by the time he sits down to rest, he's covered in grime and filth and looking tattered and grouchy when he activates the communication device he was given.]
So. I wouldn't suppose any of you great, big, metal blokes would've seen a comparably-tiny blue box layin' about, would yah? About 7, oh, 8 feet high on the outside, much much bigger on the inside, with two little doors and a few windows all around, and a light right on top. She's my TARDIS, an' I'd really like 'er back. Don't go anywhere without 'er - well, guess you could say I can't go anywhere without 'er - she's my ship. Been together a long time, me an' her.
Oh. An' if Donna Noble's muckin' about, I'd really like it if someone could direct her to me, or vice versa. You out there, Donna? If you're in the TARDIS, send me a signal if you please. Be nice t'get back home. Oi, an' don't go muckin' with the controls! Don't want you gettin' lost in time an' space, you hear me???
[Gruff demeanor aside, it's obvious whoever, where-ever, and whenever Donna Noble is, he's actually pretty worried about her. He huffs softly to himself, glancing around the junk pile, and then back at the datapad after a moment of contemplation.]
Don' suppose any'a you great, big, metal blokes would have any bananas would you? I'm feelin' a little peckish and I ain't had anything to eat since I got here.

[video]
[He's referring to this Tardis female, of course. She's not your possession, dude. We don't own other robots. Un.Cool.]
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Which...is what worries me. Haven't heard any sign of her, and she's hard to miss.
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[No, he doesn't have a clue about double entendre. Not that it would stop him.]
Sounds like you're just a real charmbucket. [This Tardis hiding from you, Donna Noble (whatever that was) doing hopefully painful things to get you to stop talking...]
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[Video]
Oh! Oh! Pick me! I got some snacks! I'll share if you're nice to me~
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floats your boat, mate]
Well, we're both in luck, then, eh? I like t'be nice!
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He'd be terribly upset if he ever found that out.]Okay, just don't tell anybody 'cause I'm suppose to be saving all the snacks for the party. But I think I can spare a few morsels for a guy in need.
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[video]
[A pause and then Elita tilts her helm, frowning slightly. Besides the strange claim that this... box was supposed to be bigger on the inside than the outside, there's not much remarkable here.]
No... organic, I assume? by the name of Donna Noble has introduced herself as such on the Link, but that doesn't mean she isn't around, and a more in-depth description would probably help in identifying her if she's present.
I think food suitable for organics are still sort of scarce, but there should be something around.
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You would he correct. Donna is regular old humany wumany organic. She's a little shorter then me, er...reddy-browny-blondey hair, sort've ginger. Lucky girl, there, I've been hopin' to regenerate as a ginger for centuries, no luck yet. She's a bit if a larger woman, not particularly fat, mind you, healthy, good shape. And she's loud. And protesty. If she ain't happy, you know it.
[He frowns, a bit of the worry and upset over losing her showing through despite himself.] She's the best mate I've had in a long time, to be honest. I don't want anything t'happen to 'er. Promised her granddad I'd take care of 'er, and I never go back on my promises when I can avoid it.
I figure I can worry about the food thing later, after I've gotten things more sorted out. The TARDIS has plenty to eat, anyway, once I find her, I can work on eatin' and contacting Donna. Hopefully she still has her phone.
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Only part of it has any context or meaning to her, really.]
No, I can't remember seeing any red-haired human females around, which means she's either not here, or she is, but hasn't taken to the Link. If she's not here, that might be better, actually...
[Canned food, some water and the beginning of a garden or not, organic don't really belong on Cybertron.]
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[Video]
I have a Swiss Roll if you'd like...!
[Yeah, she didn't understand any of the first part, but her attention span's never been the greatest. Her line of logic?
1. You sound British
2. Edgeworth is British.
3. You are close enough to being Edgeworth.]
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[Well, technically the Brits sound Gallifreyan, but that would just be splitting hairs. Not that he's not one to split hairs, mind you, but!]
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[audio]
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I bloody well hope not, last place we were was well past her own time on a pretty little planet rotating a deadly extonic star, with a murderous telepathic somethin' or other runnin' around, stealin' voices an' possessin' people an' tryin' to make 'em kill rach other...I don't want her all by herself there without me to keep her safe! Even if, say, the TARDIS is back with her, she doesn't know how to control her, so she's stranded hundreds of years and billions of miles from home!
[He groans and rakes his fingers through his hair, and doesn't even seem to care that it's now completely out of sorts, sticking up in all sorts of funny directions.]
I can't leave Donna there like that, this isn't happening!
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[Voice]
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Suffice it to say I'm about as much an "Earther" as our big, metal robot buddies. My species didn't even start on Earth. There's just a particularly stong resemblance between the two.
We came first. [:D!]
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[Video]
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[>B| He's serious. He doesn't care how big you are or how many big scary guns you have. Just try him.]
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Hello! Ah, sadly I can't say I've seen anything matching the description of your ship. I've just left Haven, but if you still haven't found it--her? [Gender, Wing still doesn't entirely get you.]--by the time I return, I'd be happy to help you search. At that size she should be relatively easy to spot from the air. Even more so if she gives off any kind of energy signature.
I will keep an optic out for your friend Donna as well. Though it's quite possible you've been separated thanks to the Lambda.
But where are my manners? I'm Wing by the way.
[The jet cants his head in a curious gesture, his audials perked.]
What's a banana pray tell? I'm sadly unfamiliar; I assume it's a type of organic food yes?
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I'd appreciate that muchly, thank you. She actually gives off a great big whopping bunch of energy signatures, though artron is the biggest. Even if you don't have scanners for that kind, she shouldn't be too hard to locate if you've got scanners. Even with her small appearance, she's a great big girl on the inside an' blinks like a strobe-light in the dark on readouts!
I'm pleased to meet you, Wing. I'm the Doctor. [:D]
Bananas are fruit from Earth. Big, long yellow things, about a foot long an' curved. Great source of potassium and delicious in smoothies and daiquiris. Which are drinks made up of fruit and sometimes alcohol back on Earth. Sweet an' delicious an' you probably have no idea what I'm talkin' about.
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Some of the resident organics are growing some food but I don't know if they have bananas HOW do they look like?
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Thank you, I appreciate it. And yeah, she looks pretty tiny on the outside, but she's extradimensional. The inside is huge, an entire multi-crew spacecraft, whereas the outside simply looks like a big blue box only big enough to hold a couple of humans at a time.
I'll have to investigate the gardens they have set up, see if I can lend a hand here an' there. I don't know that a terraformer would be good here, since the planet's meant for techno-organics an' I get the feeling we organics are a bit of a mistake here, but it'd be interestin' to see how they've managed it. Bananas are long an' yellow, about a foot long, and curved a bit. You peel the skin off an' there's an off-white mushy fruit inside.
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