[Wednesday morning is a particularly warm day in Mayfield. With the sun in the sky, it seems like the perfect time to go for a swim down at the rec center. Luckily for you, although the pool has been closed off the past two days, it seems as though this morning, someone has left the door unlocked
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He takes it gently by the hand and pulls it into the shallow end, preparing to examine it.]
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This man is still alive.]
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The Doctor struggles to carry the man out of the pool gently, being a skinny weak idiot, and instead settles for leaving him propped up against the stairs.
He turns the man over, to keep his face out of the water.]
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There is no reason this man should still be alive.]
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...Officer Grady?
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Don't call me that.
What do you think you're doing?
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[Is he really going to try to argue with the should be corpsy-guy? Really? Best not to.]
Right, well, was thinking about investigating your body. But then it turned out, somehow, that you're actually not a corpse at all! ...Mostly.
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I know what my badge says, and I am who you think.
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The Doctor?
[He gestures to himself.]
And obviously, I'm going to ask you what happened, so might as well as right now. Take your time. What happened?
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[He coughs]
Don't waste your breath. I stopped going to church when I was a kid, and I don't need any deathbed confessions to set me on my way.
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[A pause.]
Well, I've never been to church at all and I'm not looking for a deathbed confession for your soul. I want to know what happened and why. For the sake of everyone else here.
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Why am I supposed to care? As far as I'm concerned, your existence is a ridiculous joke.
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Really bad joke if you ask me.
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But none of you are worth a second of my breath. Get out of here.
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[He closes his eyes, tuning out the Doctor's voice.]
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