July 19th
Who: Ianto Jones
What: Waking up after the end of his life
Where: Outside the shops, on the street
When: July 19th, morning
Why: A person has to arrive somehow
Status: Open
Rating: Probably PG for British swearing
"Nnghaah! Ah ah! ..Oh."
It was an otherwise peaceful evening, save for the sudden fact that a man in a slightly rumpled suit was sitting in the middle of rather damp pavement. He seemed rather surprised at the fact, blinking several times rapidly and looking around as if trying to understand something. What was odder was that he only seemed to get a couple of odd glances from people but not much else.
Ianto Jones, befuddled as he was, picked himself up off the ground and spun round slowly, reading signs and trying to decide what his next move was. He wasn't having much luck in that department, to be honest. If this was a sort of afterlife, it was a rather rubbishy one, far as he was concered. But, frankly, he couldn't decide what else it could be. So for the moment, he just stood on the sidewalk and watched people go about their business.
What: Waking up after the end of his life
Where: Outside the shops, on the street
When: July 19th, morning
Why: A person has to arrive somehow
Status: Open
Rating: Probably PG for British swearing
"Nnghaah! Ah ah! ..Oh."
It was an otherwise peaceful evening, save for the sudden fact that a man in a slightly rumpled suit was sitting in the middle of rather damp pavement. He seemed rather surprised at the fact, blinking several times rapidly and looking around as if trying to understand something. What was odder was that he only seemed to get a couple of odd glances from people but not much else.
Ianto Jones, befuddled as he was, picked himself up off the ground and spun round slowly, reading signs and trying to decide what his next move was. He wasn't having much luck in that department, to be honest. If this was a sort of afterlife, it was a rather rubbishy one, far as he was concered. But, frankly, he couldn't decide what else it could be. So for the moment, he just stood on the sidewalk and watched people go about their business.