148. What's your favorite movie, Barge.

[thegooddrjones]

[Martha is sitting cross-legged and there are piles of DVDs stacked around her. She's trying to put them into some sort of order, but when you have as many as she does? Well, it feels a little overwhelming to the good doctor. She picks up a copy of The Little Mermaid and holds it up for a moment.It's funny, this was my favorite movie when I was a

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[mrs_persson]

Top Hat. Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire at their finest.

[thegooddrjones]

That definitely is a brilliant movie.

[thegooddrjones]

I don't believe I've seen it.

[Private]

They really are quite bad. I worry I nearly killed Severus with them.

Private]

[thegooddrjones]

I'm afraid my time traveling days are over at the moment, but I'll see if there's a copy recorded somewhere. I bet you there is.

And I'm to a point where I ate one and didn't die, so I don't think they're that bad. However if tomorrow I suddenly turn up dead? Well, that's an entirely different thing.

Private

[thegooddrjones]

Brilliant. Do you want to come in and we'll go over everything? We've gone a bit high tech in the infirmary.

Private

[thegooddrjones]

Brilliant. I'll see you here then.

[empirical_data]

...You are aware of my favorite stories. But I also enjoy the Dixon Hill series.

[thegooddrjones]

I don't think I've read them.

[empirical_data]

I find them interesting for the references to emotional responses as evidence. They are of a genre typically referred to as "noir" and set on prohibition era Earth in the United States.

[thegooddrjones]

Ah, interesting. I'll take a look.

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[greatlightother]

A...real...dragon?

Private

[thegooddrjones]

Yes and no, just what it looks like in miniature. And how it moves. And breathes fire.

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[greatlightother]

...how did you get something like that?

Private

[thegooddrjones]

Bought it in a shop in Severus's world.