Freelancer York (
encryptedlock) wrote in
paradisa2012-11-04 09:36 am
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126.0
[Backdated to late in the day yesterday.
York had been surprised, to say the least, when a bird had shown up in his room with the TARDIS's signature VWORP VWORP noise, but he'd quickly remembered the parrot that the Eleventh Doctor had kept - brought back from the pirate land, he thought. So he'd filtered to the Doctor asking if that was intentional, and if not that he could return the bird to him no problem.
He hadn't answered for a while, but this was the Doctor; he could get easily distracted.
After a day, though, York had been worried. Tardy the bird was a little larger than the conure Delta had turned into a number of times, but he found that the same sort of training and gestures applied. So he wandered down to the Doctor's room with the bird on his shoulder, occasionally making squaks or informing York "I'mtheDoctorbytheway".
His panic triples when he sees the nameplate empty. But that could just mean he moved, so York does an entire patrol of the castle, and then one more when he's done to make sure that's right. And yeah. Yeah, it is.
When he dictates to the journal, he sounds both upset and tired.]
The Doctor's gone back to his own world. I--I know he'll like it better that way. Freedom was always the one thing he wanted here and couldn't have.
[But York would certainly miss him, and he knew there would be a lot of other people who would as well. In his three and a half years here, they'd never been without a Doctor.]
York had been surprised, to say the least, when a bird had shown up in his room with the TARDIS's signature VWORP VWORP noise, but he'd quickly remembered the parrot that the Eleventh Doctor had kept - brought back from the pirate land, he thought. So he'd filtered to the Doctor asking if that was intentional, and if not that he could return the bird to him no problem.
He hadn't answered for a while, but this was the Doctor; he could get easily distracted.
After a day, though, York had been worried. Tardy the bird was a little larger than the conure Delta had turned into a number of times, but he found that the same sort of training and gestures applied. So he wandered down to the Doctor's room with the bird on his shoulder, occasionally making squaks or informing York "I'mtheDoctorbytheway".
His panic triples when he sees the nameplate empty. But that could just mean he moved, so York does an entire patrol of the castle, and then one more when he's done to make sure that's right. And yeah. Yeah, it is.
When he dictates to the journal, he sounds both upset and tired.]
The Doctor's gone back to his own world. I--I know he'll like it better that way. Freedom was always the one thing he wanted here and couldn't have.
[But York would certainly miss him, and he knew there would be a lot of other people who would as well. In his three and a half years here, they'd never been without a Doctor.]

York
Carolina
[He's about to say that he doesn't want to, not now, but Delta points out to him that she is just repaying a favor. How many times has he tried to calm her down when she's been stressed or upset? Accept it, York.]
Okay. Okay. But I gotta--I don't know, make a room for the bird first so it won't get into my electronics. I can't leave it out in the halls.
York
I'll help. Be at your room in ten.
Carolina/action
[He's there in five, though it's clear from his posture that he doesn't have that spring in his step or the perk in his posture. He's tired. He's sad. And the large blue bird is sensing this and trying to rub up against York's faceplate in what he hopes is a reassuring gesture.]
Hey.
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continue/wrap?
wrap is fine!
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Yeah. He'd be happier running around the universe. Making people annoyed.
[Right up until he dies and regenerates. And at some point he'd become his Ninth, which to Crowley is another can of emotional worms altogether]
...Still. Won't be the same.
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It won't. I liked it when he was here, annoying us.
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Exactly. [There's a pause as something dawns on him] ...The TARDIS, is she still here?
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...Figures.
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[Because everybody leaves, sooner or later. Even the ones who seem immune to it, like the Doctor. Everybody leaves and York gets left behind.]
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That's the thing, you never really get used to it because you start kidding yourself that maybe this time they won't go. And then, big shocker, they do.
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Dictated
[A pause. he didn't expect this]
That's too bad. I'd hoped to get to know him better....oh well.
[He really needs to work on this bad procrastination habit he has going on]
[....]
[Eh, later.]
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He was a good guy. But even if you only ever met him once or twice, you know him. He loves travel. He loves adventure. He loves solving mysteries.
But most of all he loves people, and he'll always believe that in the end we'll make the right choice. Even though he's seen some of the most terrible things we've done in our history, he'll always have faith in people.
If you can remember that, you'll know him as well as anyone ever did.
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[Unless of course, the people were back home were right and he simply didn't count among "people". Who knows.]
Hm...
Sounds like a pretty big loss for us then.
[There were definitely questions he was left with now unanswered, even if he didn't share York's outlook. Important questions...but oh well. Not a whole lot he could do about that. ]
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...Thank you for letting us know.
Even if he's happier out there, he will be missed.
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[Except that it hurts.]
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If it hurts, it hurts. It's okay to feel that too.
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Dictated
He was gone. Her Doctor was gone.]
Oh. I-- [Her voice stops, but those few syllables are filled with enough emotion to get the point across. It hurts, it hurts so bad, and her defenses are crumbling fast.]
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...Yeah. Wish it wasn't, but.
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It's not fair.
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York (how did I miss this)
You have my thanks, Master York. [A little pause] He will be greatly missed. [Read: "I will miss him."]
Lady Galadriel (<3)
I'm glad we got to know him when we did.
[...and yeah, he's very broken up by the departure.]
York forever
Lady Galadriel forever
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dictated sfdskl late is fun
again?
so theres none of him left now
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It's--I've never been here without at least one of him. It's not right, somehow.
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