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 Posted: Wed Apr 11, 2007 4:00 pm
" rolleyes I know that I meant which one are you"
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Posted: Wed Apr 11, 2007 4:12 pm
As the Doctor walked, ocationaly tipping his tat to one person or another, and getting odd looks from people he passed, he began to notice that the park was very large. Larger than any park he had ever seen. He stoped for a moment, and looked around. There were people walking around, some were sitting on the lawn. Others were reading, talking, and eating. It looked perfectly normal. But there was something wrong. He felt like he had been walking for miles, but there was no end. "Well that's odd." he said. He sat down on a bench for a moment and began to think.
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Posted: Wed Apr 11, 2007 6:25 pm
The Doctor felt muzzy. He seemed to be on his stomach. Something cool was pressing against his cheek. He pulled back an inch to find that the something cool was smooth and expansive – and slowly rocking back and forth.
“Strange…”
He rose to his feet, staggering slightly with the rocking motion. The lights were dimmed, but he knew where he was now. Inside the TARDIS. The time rotor was bobbing lazily in rhythm with the floor. The stark whiteness of the ship were muted to cool grey in the dull light. Everything was alright. They had probably hit some turbulence and he had banged his head. It had happened before. A warm compress for his headache and he would be fine. He wondered how Jamie was doing. Hopefully the young Scot hadn’t fallen as well…
Jamie
The TARDIS
He was missing something. He didn’t have Jamie. The Time Lords had taken him away. And the TARDIS… no this wasn’t right. He rushed to the console to check and was concerned to discovered the main space time element was still gone. The time rotor shouldn’t have been moving, and that it was could only mean one thing: someone else was in control of his ship.
Suddenly the rocking of the floor stopped. The Doctor swayed slightly with the lack of movement. The time rotor sunk back into the console with a sigh, and the TARDIS doors slid open. The Doctor checked the view screen, but it was blank. With some trepidation, which he hid from himself behind a furrowed brow, the Doctor stepped out of his ship and found himself in a vast green park.
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Posted: Thu Apr 12, 2007 7:13 am
Mrs.Mutou " rolleyes I know that I meant which one are you"
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Posted: Sat Apr 14, 2007 4:39 pm
The doctor stood up and said "Yes." He began took look closly at everything. The people, the trees, even the grass. "Yes yes. I think..." He walked back into the direction of his TARDIS and said "Yes I'm quite sure now. This is not earth, and this is not a park. This is some sort of, virtual reality, only..." he reached a hand out and brushed the tip of a tree branch. "I can feel it. That's odd." He kept walking hoping he would find some clue as to where he was. But when he came upon the TARDIS he noticed someone standing outside it. "Oh no." he said squinting slightly. "Could that be..." He walked closer untill he was not twenty feet away. "It is." He rolled his eyes and walked up to the man who was standing outside his TARDIS. "Hello there!" He said. "Oh dear, I never did like that body."
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Posted: Sat Apr 14, 2007 4:56 pm
“No I don’t,” said the Doctor, “but while I am stuck in it you might kindly keep your mouth closed.” He paused, regarding his other self. He looked like some sort of tramp, one who was short of a few marbles with that scarf. He felt - close to this version, like a heavy storm cloud pressing against his subconscience. the Doctor shook off the feeling and addressed his future self in a stiff tone.
“My presumption is that I didn’t call myself here and risk the temporal anomaly. What have you discovered so far?”
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Posted: Wed Apr 18, 2007 7:13 am
Crumpet Lord Mrs.Mutou " rolleyes I know that I meant which one are you" "interesting" she mumbled to her self.
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Posted: Thu Apr 19, 2007 4:13 pm
The Doctor smiled and said "Well don't address me as though I'm some school boy. I am you after all." He took out his key to the TARDIS and said "Why don't we discuss this in the TARDIS." He put the key in the lock and turned it. He steped inside and said "Now according to my caculations, we've landed in a sort of virtual reality that one can feel. You can eat and drink it and feel perfectly fine. Oh why am I explaning this to you. You already know about the Polyhedra Experiment." He took out his wistle and blew on it. "Now it's based in the victorian era, about 1877. And it's only a park, so it's obviously a very early model. Probbably just a simple experiment. However if you have been brought here, then that can't be good."
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Posted: Thu Apr 19, 2007 8:10 pm
“Can’t be good? Of course it can’t be good!” The Doctor huffed before settling into a more controlled tone. “The Polyhedra Experiments were a failure. They locked their occupants into a chronic hysterias within a gradually contracting environment. You also must realise that the Time Lords are involved?” He left the question dangling with a glare before following his future self into the blue ship. Inside the TARDIS, the Doctor paused. The familiar background hum sounded different, more confident. This ship had her wings. The Doctor stole a glance at his future incarnation - so did he
The Doctor took a deep sigh and wistfully stroked the TARDIS console. She sent a faint friendly tingle up his arm.
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Posted: Thu Apr 19, 2007 8:19 pm
"What do you mean?" Asked the Doctor looking at his past self. He was lightly stroking the TARDIS. "And don't do that!" He said pointing at his hand. "This is still MY TARDIS. Don't go petting it without asking." He snorted a little and then looked at his past self and said "If the Time Lords were really involved they would have contacted us! No I think that we have been ripped out of our time streams and placed here for a reason. We have to figure a way out cause..." The doctor began to try to dissappear, but it didn't work "...I can't get anywhere. Oh where is K-9?!" Shouted the Doctor in frustration.
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Posted: Thu Apr 19, 2007 8:45 pm
He was a fool, an absolute fool
The Doctor wondered if there was anything in his head besides those giant foolish horse teeth. His future self was doing nothing to prove otherwise as he chased his scarf around the console room in search of his K-9
He thought about making a remark to the ends of - "she was my TARDIS before she was yours" but the gravity of the situation stilled his tongue. In any case he wasn't one for petty come backs.
“My regeneration has apparently done nothing to aid my memory,” The Doctor said quietly, not removing his hand from the console. A note of emotion, carefully concealed, crept into his voice. This wasn’t a subject he wanted to discuss, but if it was the only thing that would pound the enormity of the situation into his future self’s fat curly head then so be it–
“Do you remember nothing about your life on Earth?”
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Posted: Fri Apr 20, 2007 11:43 am
Mrs.Mutou Crumpet Lord Mrs.Mutou " rolleyes I know that I meant which one are you" "interesting" she mumbled to her self.
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Posted: Mon Apr 23, 2007 5:26 pm
The Doctor looked around at his third incarnation, and then noticed a rather bald, big nosed man standing in the door way. "Oh not another one." He said shaking his head. Then he looked back at past self and said "Yes I do remember, thank you. I'm not that old." He grunted, and looked back at the bald one. "You can come in." He sighed and began to think for a moment and asked "You know I'm open to ideas." He looked at his past self and then heard a soft "Master" from somewhere near his feet. "AH!" Said the Doctor. "That's a good boy K-9. Now" He patted the dog and said "Where is our exact location?" The robot dog's ears began to move. "Insufficient data, Master." It said. "Ohhh come on." He said biting his lip.
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Posted: Mon Apr 23, 2007 9:33 pm
“Do all of my future incarnations dress like tramps?” the Doctor asked the air.
“Insufficient data” beeped K-9.
The Doctor ignored the tin dog and gazed pointedly at his scarf-wearing self.
“If you remember, then you will also recall that the timespace component of my TARDIS was removed. Yet she brought me here. You know as well as I do that a grounded TARDIS can only be moved through a summons.” He then shifted his gaze to the new arrival while still addressing his scarf-wearing self. “Do you still believe that the Time Lords are not involved?”
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Posted: Tue Apr 24, 2007 11:26 am
The doctor lay under the console as he fiddled with wires inside of it. "Come on now...your not doing this again" He said, as he produced a glowing blue cube, he sat up and stared at it. "That's strange. I thought I threw this away thirteen years ago. Oh well." Said the doctor, he threw the cube into a small box, next to were he was sitting and then lay back down under the console. "Now then, let's see whats causing all this trouble" He said as he pulled a circuit board out of the console, stared at it and threw it onto a pile of machine parts next to his small bin and his multi-coloured coat.
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