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i_speak_softly) wrote2010-12-18 09:13 pm
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Thirty-Third and a half Theory [Action/Illusion]
[Today Donatello is lying on the couch in House 55, staring into space. He's sick and he knows for a fact that he's hallucinating, so he will not be at all disturbed by anything that might present itself to his vision. It's only a product of his feverish brain, after all...]
((Go on and barge into his house, fourth-wallers. Replies may not be entirely coherent, but they will at least be agreeable.))
((Go on and barge into his house, fourth-wallers. Replies may not be entirely coherent, but they will at least be agreeable.))
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This is starting to get very awkward. But, at the same time, he doesn't let go. He shifts so he can hold Donny better.]
Sorry I didn't get here sooner. ... Wherever "here" is.
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Well, Don had come back still as young as he was. And they had been through weird time stuff before. So, something had happened again. He'd figure it out later. For now, Don is probably half-coherent and unable to answer his questions properly.
Ignoring everything else that's happened to him beyond his last moment with Donatello--and even that moment--Mike starts with the simple things.]
From our last chance to bring Shredder down.
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Later than me, then.
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... Later than you? What's the last thing you remember?
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... Stealing Bishop's train car.
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... Stealing Bishop's train car? But he isn't--
[And then Mike goes extremely silent, but eventually almost whispers.]
When he captured Karai?
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... Mikey?
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Don, the last thing you remember happened over thirty years ago.
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You're forty- -- [His ability to do math fails.] Over forty?!
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Almost fifty.
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Raph and Leo are older, too. You just came back without aging a day.
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[But still.] That's not supposed to happen.
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Slight snort.]
You're telling me.
[He does shift his arm back around sickly Don so he doesn't fall over. Or something. Now that Don's pretty much curled up with him, he's remembering he used to love physical contact like this.]
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[He was in another place before this. But he was human there. It didn't make any sense.
Also, he might be shifting his arm just enough that he can poke one.]
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[Very slow blink.]
... Those are weird, Donny.
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