[It begins with a fight between Jamie and Axel, old Scotsman against a Redcoat. Or at least somebody seen to be a redcoat.]

[This is followed quickly by Oliver and Saga discusses the choices they have made. Some of them very bad choices. It stops where Oliver admits what he is afraid of]

[A few hours later, the Doctor in a past body talks to ( Read more... )

[The first scene is in the forest, where a sleeping beauty rests. Braxiatel is an odd prince, and Bernice is an odder fairy godmother, but it's the fairytale that shines through, for the projection stops when the prince awakens the sleeping beauty with a kiss.]

[The second projection is a couple hours later, Oliver and Jamie discussing lost loves ( Read more... )

[Ten is popular in the holograms today: as the Valeyard, he appears in conversation with Oliver. Until it gets that much darker, and 'conversation' ceases to be the right word for it.]

[Right on its heels, it's the Doctor and Jamie discussing their choices.]

[The instant that is finished, it's the same people, but a very different conversation as ( Read more... )

[The hologram snaps on when Mu asks what Oliver was wondering about Saga and stops on Mu's slip-up over his own telepathy.]

[Almost half a day later, on comes the Doctor and Braxiatel about sins of the past and hopes for the futures.]

[As with the other projections, this one jerks into play without warning. It's another from the language catastrophe, between Mu, Oliver, and Jamie, translated clearly for all to hear.]

[Instead of much later, the second comes immediately after, starting by playing over the last few words in the first.

It starts with a game of fear, as someone ( Read more... )

[The first of the accidental holographic projections appears. It flickers into existence, mid-sentence. It is the Doctor and the Master. While it was spoken during the language mix-up, now the universal translator has kicked in, and anyone who sees it can understand the conversation. It flickers out again without explanation after the Doctor's last ( Read more... )