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eyesofaserpent) wrote2011-05-04 08:49 pm
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Voice Mail
[The phone rings until it switches to voice mail. Then there's Crowley's relaxed voice.]
Hi. This is Anthony Crowley. Uh. I'm probably not in right now, or asleep, and busy, or something, but leave a message after the tone and I'll get right back to you. Ciao.
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Hi. This is Anthony Crowley. Uh. I'm probably not in right now, or asleep, and busy, or something, but leave a message after the tone and I'll get right back to you. Ciao.
BeeeEEeeEEeeeeep
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Well, no. Of course not. Neither Aziraphale or I have much in common with our respective sides. Probably due to 6,000 years living among people. [ Humanity is such a force of change, look how they've affected all thee immortal beings.
6,000 years of having to watch one's back doesn't make it easy to accept kindness. There's clearly a lot of damage here. It's not something The Doctor can heal, and certainly not in such a short period of time. As much a he is a fan of Doctor Who and how much he's familiar with The Doctor, there's only one being he trusts implicitly and without question: Aziraphale. And even that trust has the benefit of 6,000 years to develop. ]
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Yeah. Aziraphale, sort of, confided some things in me... Awhile back.
[Ten's face relaxes a bit.]
Honestly, it's the same problem, I've seen thought-out the universe. Daleks. Cybermen.
My own people. How thar stagnation destroyed thar society.
[Then a twinkle in those brown eyes.]
That's why humans are so brilliant. They really are. How they keep being inventive.
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They might be short lived, but they're incredible in their way.
[ He starts adding whole roasted garlic cloves and pitted kalamata olives to the future loaf. He might be adding more than strictly required, but he doesn't exactly care. It's not like he needs to cut corners in a bakery. ]
Infinite potential for both limitless evil and unfathomable good. Sometimes within the same breath. I didn't want to see that potential and their boundless creativity snuffed out. It's a problem for a demon, liking people.
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[The Doctor remarks enthusiastically. Then on a more serious note.]
Good and evil are choices for any species.
[Though, really it's a grey blob. With many different shades of grey. Suddenly, all of The Doctor's age falls into his face and into his voice.]
Problem for any long-lived species.
[Good-byes are hard. Someone's had quite a lot. Just over thirty. However, The Doctor wouldn't trade back those moments. Nor the lessons that that face of The Doctor learned from his human companions.]
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[ He starts rolling up the dough like a swiss roll or a maki roll, leaving all the fun bits on the inside. ]
But our kind, those of angelic stock, we weren't given that option. We don't have Free Will, least of all the ones who spent little time on Earth. It's just a load of following orders and not thinking for oneself.
[ He looks up over his sunglasses from the sticky role to look at The Doctor, his yellow, serpentine eyes determined to get his point across. ] Aziraphale and I are outliers, Doctor.
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As I am.
[With an undertone of; you well know. As was The Master. The Rani. Susan. And Romana.]
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Yeah. I might have, er...
[ He trails off, suddenly feeling rather embarrassed by what he was about to say. He looks back down to focus on what he is doing with his hands before he goes ahead and says what he's going to say, hoping he's not shooting himself in the foot too much. ]
I saw a bit of myself in you...
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Beyond Gallifrey was an adventure! And where no Time Lord had gone for eons. In a way, The Doctor does wish he had been able to guide Gallifrey. After someone in his fifth incarnation had been declared Time Lord President. That sort of authority and being grounded wasn't for him. At least, Romana II had been able to become Time Lord President. Doing many, many great things for their culture. Having it evolve when it hadn't for eons. Because Romana traveled with The Doctor.
Rassilon, unfortunately, came back and setting Romana's forward procession into a fire.
The Doctor does regret not going back during Romana's kingdom.
Being able to go back before The War, he took for granted.
Despite some sad and old eyes. What Crowley remarks brings a big-old-smile- to The Doctor's face.]
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Blimey, that was uncharacteristically sentimental of me.
[ A beat. ]
Don't tell anyone I said that.
[ He wants to at least pretend he's a tough and nasty demon. Being all sentimental at people would ruin his image. ]
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