oh, you heard me.

[sorry_sosorry]

Ring, ring, ring.

What's that sound? That, my dear Nexus-goers, is the sound of your PINpoints, mobiles, rotary phones, phone booths, and other various communication devices ringing. Or buzzing. Or whatever it is that they happen to do.

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"You want to? Hm." The Doctor is many things, but he's not a proper psychologist, though he still finds that fascinating. "What was your conversation about, yesterday? Besides morals. Specifically." A pause, a creak. Hopefully that sound isn't coming from him. "If you don't mind."

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"I can, and I quite agree - about not being keen on those sorts of topics, that is. Not at the moment, anyway." The Doctor's brimming with a sort of excited energy that he hasn't had in a while, and he doesn't feel like wasting it on deep conversations. "So! Wrong, but you wanted to say left. Does that say more about yourself, or whatever you happened to be thinking about before you were asked?"

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"Moood," the Doctor repeats slowly. There's a series of beeps. Kaa can't see, but he's making notes. "Well, beyond my knowledge of elementary psychology, I haven't the faintest what this little experiment might mean. Maybe I'll drop by for a chat with Alfred Adler." The Doctor, dropping names? Never.

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"Sorry, he's-- Austrian, er, Earth psychologist-- it's not important. Thinking out loud. Sorry." Ahem.

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"Oh? Not Austrian, I'd expect, given that you don't have an Austrian accent, but not human... do you mind my asking your species?"

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"A python that can talk. Brilliant. I can't say I've met any of those - not on Earth, anyway. If I come across any more, I'll be sure to let you know."

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"No, no, it isn't unusual. I just wasn't expecting it. I really should start expecting everything, shouldn't I?"

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The Doctor chuckles. "No, it doesn't seem like I can. Thank you. It's a pleasure to talk to you, Kaa. I'm the Doctor."