Samantha Carter (
talks_too_much) wrote in
paradisa2012-05-20 04:29 pm
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[Her journal opening was an accident. The sound of a crying child, in Sam's half asleep state, just made her think of her alarm clock going off on a weekend. One of the few weekends she'd ever had, really but a weekend nonetheless. So when she reached to turn the non-existent alarm clock off, she knocked her journal to the floor and curled up closer to Jack.
The baby kept crying though and Sam finally had to roll over and look.
And look a little longer.
Just a little more.]
Jack? I don't remember there being a baby here when I went to sleep.
The baby kept crying though and Sam finally had to roll over and look.
And look a little longer.
Just a little more.]
Jack? I don't remember there being a baby here when I went to sleep.

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Baby? What baby? Don't remember any baby.
[Then he became more alert]
There's a baby in the room, Sam. [A pause] An unexpected development.
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Looks like she has a little pink bow. This she snuck in and somebody is looking for her?
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[He sat up, blinking in the light]
I think she has your eyes, though.
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[Oh wow, she does. That's really weird.]
She has your nose, too.
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Ok, this has just gone from mildly concerning to very, very weird.
[But there's a crying baby. And he responds in the best possible way, picking her up]
Hey there, kiddo. What's the matter, huh?
[Because though it had ended in tragedy, he had been a father before. He knew the voice to use]
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[Yes, there is a happy gurgling on the other end.]
No, no, that's daddy's journal...
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[Oh that's just precious.]
Daddy, huh?
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[A happy gurgle.]
It doesn't look like an isolated incident, no.
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[Her issues with Rodney were pretty much gone but still.]
Well that's a little bit of a comfort.
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[No, she already knows the answer: magic. But it's still... There's a baby with her eyes here, it's just strange.]
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[There's a low growl.] For the last time Rattata, Arthur is not a toy!
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What.
Well then. ]
Congratulations?
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Feel like coming to meet Gracie?
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Sure, give me a few minutes.
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We'll be here
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[There's a mechanical-sounding crash in the background.]
Hal! The Mark II isn't a toy!
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Hands full, huh?
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Might say that, yeah. If he's not reaching for my tools to bang them on the table, he's using the models of my robots for chew toys, or trying to play tag with the Mark II. My room's not very childproof, you know?
[He turns to address his son.]
Now Hal, the Mark II can do a lot of things, but playing with a little boy who can't quite walk yet isn't one of them.
[A childish giggle and a Huey-yelp later, Hal's got daddy's glasses.]
Hal! I can't see! Give me back my glasses!
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[Oh god, this is going to be a large nightmare for them all, isn't it?]
Maybe you could wish up a pair of fake glasses for him to play with?
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