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Who: The Tenth Doctor
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When: forward dated to Friday night.because of hiatuses and lack of internet access it's going up now
Where: Their apartment of sickness and horror.
Summary: Ten's been sick for a few days, but just in the wee early hours of this morning... his first heart gave out. He knows its only a matter of time, now. But hey. Rose doesn't have to know that, too.
Warnings: SICKNESS AND DEATH AND SADNESS
[There's a thumping from the Doctor's room, from the bed that had been previously unused, but now housed him nearly twenty-four seven. He'd been ill and napping the first few days, dizzy and feverish but pushing through it. But ever since Thursday afternoon, he hadn't been able to get up, no matter how hard he tried. And damnit if he hasn't tried. He's fairly sure both Rose and Jack have held him down a few times, to keep him from falling off the side in an attempt to prove he was fine, but then again that might have been a dream, a nightmare brought on by the heavy, dead feeling inside his chest. The still weight of an unmoving heart.
But when Rose comes in to check the source of the noise, she'll just find the Doctor sitting in bed, laying back against the mess of pillows keeping him propped up, staring mournfully down at the phone on the floor, a phone that had been on the bedside table. Looks like even though the poor thing could barely move, he'd wanted to try and reach someone. To make a post. Ask a question.
Or maybe just try again to convince them that even with his skin looking grey and waxy, with dark circles under his eyes, the draw of skin over sunken cheeks from a few days spent doing nothing but throwing up everything he'd put into it.... that despite all of that, he was fine. He was the Doctor. And he was always fine.]
... Meant to do that.
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When: forward dated to Friday night.
Where: Their apartment of sickness and horror.
Summary: Ten's been sick for a few days, but just in the wee early hours of this morning... his first heart gave out. He knows its only a matter of time, now. But hey. Rose doesn't have to know that, too.
Warnings: SICKNESS AND DEATH AND SADNESS
[There's a thumping from the Doctor's room, from the bed that had been previously unused, but now housed him nearly twenty-four seven. He'd been ill and napping the first few days, dizzy and feverish but pushing through it. But ever since Thursday afternoon, he hadn't been able to get up, no matter how hard he tried. And damnit if he hasn't tried. He's fairly sure both Rose and Jack have held him down a few times, to keep him from falling off the side in an attempt to prove he was fine, but then again that might have been a dream, a nightmare brought on by the heavy, dead feeling inside his chest. The still weight of an unmoving heart.
But when Rose comes in to check the source of the noise, she'll just find the Doctor sitting in bed, laying back against the mess of pillows keeping him propped up, staring mournfully down at the phone on the floor, a phone that had been on the bedside table. Looks like even though the poor thing could barely move, he'd wanted to try and reach someone. To make a post. Ask a question.
Or maybe just try again to convince them that even with his skin looking grey and waxy, with dark circles under his eyes, the draw of skin over sunken cheeks from a few days spent doing nothing but throwing up everything he'd put into it.... that despite all of that, he was fine. He was the Doctor. And he was always fine.]
... Meant to do that.
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....That is, except bring back all the memories. All the people he's left to die, all the people that have died because of Jack, because of Torchwood, everyone he's left in the past century and a quarter. If anyone knows what death looks like, it is Jack Harkness, and he grits his teeth and slams his hands down on the side of the bed.]
No. You listen to me, you are not going to leave us like this. Not again.
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He can't... Jack, he's not... Why isn't he regenerate? [Because she doesn't...] H-He said.. He said it'd be too much for the stupid core but that's not--!
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I don't know, Rose, and I -- dammit.
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And for Rose... well, for Jack too, anyone could assume. It was too much. He couldn't leave them. He couldn't just die.]
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and time isn't something they have right now]
Doctor? [she doesn't bother knocking, just rushing through the door the moment she gets there, a small satchel in hand with a handful of random items that might help the Doctor, or so she thinks. not that she can help him] Rose? I'm here. Where is he? Let me see!
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He knows he has to survive, because he can't regenerate. he won't regenerate. For all he knows, the whole universe might implode if he allows this to happen.
Or else, he'll have one very upset Rose and TARDIS (and grudgingly... he admits that he really doesn't want him to die). ]
Now, I know we normally don't see eye-to-eye, but he... I'm not going to let anything happen him. I promise you that.
[ . . . ]
Where is he?
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She get up from the sudden voice at the door- voices, now that she thinks about it. The TARDIS and- him.]
In here- [She chokes out, refusing to budge from her spot, knuckles white from gripping, arm tiring from being bent up and over the edge of the mattress like it is.]
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We're in here. [He answers, and pokes his head out the doorway.] C'mon.
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it doesn't look good. not at all. she brushes a lock of hair from his forehead, but otherwise doesn't show much emotion. not outwardly, at least]
How long has it been?