Characters: Oliver Day (
oliverplus) and the Tenth Doctor (
bit_impossible)
Location: A beach planet
Time: Monday morning of the
vacation plotSummary: Ten dreams of a holiday on a beach, Oliver dreams of a holiday with friends, and the Plane sees fit to combine the two.
Warnings: Alcohol consumption. Also, likely trouble. This is the Doctor trying to take a holiday,
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Or at least, he thought as his hand groped absently at the little table next to his chair, until after he'd had another drink or two. The banana daiquiris were absolutely brilliant here in Holidayland, as he'd just decided he'd call it. Though upon further inspection, he found his still glass to be perfectly empty.
"Uh oh, Rollo," he muttered just loud enough to the tiny winged lemur asleep on his chest. "Time for a refill, I think. Up you get." Gently, he nudged the lemur and sleepily, it chittered at him before it crawled into his shirt pocket. " ( ... )
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It was then that the Doctor's mention of his "little friend" caught up with him, and he spotted the lemur in the Doctor's pocket. He waved at it. "Hello, little guy! What's your name?"
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The little lemur peeked an eye open, then perked up a bit when it saw Oliver, its ears sticking straight up now. It gave a little chirp in reply.
"Ah, this would be Rollo!" he said quite excitedly, petting the lemur on the head. "Do you know, this little fellow can fly? I've never seen anything like him before. Well, not specifically like him, anyway."
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Watching the lemur, he laughed at its greeting. "Hey Rollo!" However, his attention was quickly pulled back to the Doctor. "Whoa, wait, did you say fly? Like...really fly?"
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"Only one? Well, I'm sure that'll change pretty quick," he winked at Oliver and put in an order for another daiquiri.
"But yup, Rollo can indeed fly," he said, with a mischievous grin playing at the corners of his lips. "It was one of the first things he did when that egg hatched! Had to chase him all the way to the kitchen. Thank goodness I'd closed the doors to the garden, or else I'd still be chasing him. After a bit of food, though, we came to an understanding, him and me. Hasn't met Harriet yet, though. She was taking a kip."
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