Fitz finished washing his hands and glanced up at the bathroom mirror to find the Doctor behind him, leaning against the door jamb and smiling. For a few moments all Fitz could do was gawp as he studied the familiar features - the tousled chestnut hair, the bright blue eyes, the cravat and the velvet coat. Even after six months apart he knew with
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"You saw someone in the mirror who isn't in Taxon? Someone from your home, I assume?" she clarified thoughtfully. "Are you certain? Visual disturbances or hallucinations can occur if one suffers from sleep deprivation, organic disorders of the brain or drug and alcohol related illnesses."
She paused again. "Of course, there's always a possibility that it's alien interference, here."
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No, those had been insubstantial and appeared everywhere. The Doctor had seemed far more real.
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"Ghosts?" She wracked her brain, trying to remember such an instance. "How long have you been in Taxon?"
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"Oh, that was back...Christ, last summer, first time I was here." Not long after the Master had tortured him and look at all these things he'd rather not think about. "I was here six months last year, then gone for a year or so by my timeline, then came back in February."
Just in time to get killed by zombies. And we have a trauma trifecta.
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The predominant scientist side in Brennan was intrigued by the news. Her head tilted as she scrutinized Fitz thoughtfully as if he was some sample under a lens of a microscope, the cogs turning swiftly as she puzzled this out - perhaps there was some sensible connection there? Some actual reason why he remembered where so many others didn't?
"Have you any thoughts yourself about why you remember your previous visit to Taxon when people usually do not?"
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