The Doctor found himself sometimes missing the oddest things. Momentary things, little quirks. A bottle of good wine. A chip shop. Bridges. Things came and went and didn't stay for very long, but when they were there, the feeling was quite intense
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The Doctor, however, was something she hadn't sniffed before, and, spying a human shaped figure ahead, she bounded off to investigate. "Fach," Ianto called after her, sharply, and in a blink the small puppy screeched to a halt, staring at the Doctor, body quivering with excitement, but looking for all the world in that moment like she was a well-trained dog. In that respect she was almost as deceptive as her owner.
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He folded the penknife and put it back in his pocket. "Croeso," he said to the puppy, holding a hand out for her to sniff and giving Ianto a faint grin. "And who might you be then?"
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"That," he said, "is Banon. Be careful. She'll probably start nipping you in a bit."
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Curiosity got the best of her and she crept closer, out of hiding. She had learned may words of the Others, and had adopted some customs, such as wearing the strange covering called a shirt, but her appearance remained and anyone who might know could tell she was...primitive.
She ducked her head and averted her eyes, a lifetime of social conditioning influencing her behavior. She would not speak first. Not to a man. Not to the Doctor, even.
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It semed to her that no one here was trained in medicine, and Glinda's lesson on the uses of floweres among the Others had been very helpful.
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"So, hi," she started off, then just decided to get to the point, because they needed him on their side. "We have a giant favor to ask you."
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Because you never could be sure. Not when it came to two of the more devious women he knew.
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"I have mean, mean friends," he announced, dropping down onto the rock two over from where the Doctor was.
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"Hullo," she greets from some five yards away, both hands braced against the small of her back, toes curling under inside her green Converse trainers, stomach extended before her like she was hiding a football under her shirt.
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"I'm all right," he said, coming closer and fingering the not-quite-done horse. "Been trying to set Jane to rights...Stu's gone." It still was like a sucker punch in the gut to say it. "But things are going back to being things, and people need to carry on. You didn't mention the drag show to Rob, I hope."
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