[ James is sitting down in the lobby, neat stacks of two or three papers on a nearby table as well as an open violin case, the violin sitting on the couch next to him as he finishes clipping together another set of papers with a paper clip before settling it down next to the others. The papers are all medical questions, some worded differently on
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Yes, he did. With the help of the last of the human race.
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He took it over, with the last of the human race. Just how did he manage such a thing?
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So, if I am under the correct impression here, your husband, created a paradox machine and I am assuming its a time paradox machine, and brought the last of the human race from the end of the universe to Earth, your modern day Earth, and took over the humans in that time with it?
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It was much more fun, his way. And the Toclafane were already loyal to him.
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More fun yes...but what would have happened if someone turned the, well, Toclafane against him? And what then would have occurred if the humans also rose up againnst him?
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[there's the sound of someone snorting lightly; it's Lucy, laughing dryly, without vocal cords backing it up]
He had rebellions put down very quickly. And the Toclafane would never have betrayed him. He saved them, after all. They would do anything to escape the cold and the dark.
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[And an eyebrow is raised at the snorting and he grows slightly concerned.]
Are you alright?
But then, what would have happened if someone learned about the cold and the dark, and did the same to your Earth? What would they have done then?
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He almost was an all-seeing god, from a human point of view.
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