Jean Grey (
burnmythoughts) wrote2013-01-22 03:19 pm
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[Jean doesn't speak straight away. She starts, a few times, but the words die on her lips and her gaze falls to the hands twisting in her lap.
Finally, she speaks, soft and solemn.]
I was wondering if - anyone knew anything about the breaches, or had any theories. If the Admiral just created these people, these...families out of thin air, or...if they really exist, somewhere. If... [She swallows hard.] If they're different versions of the people we know.
Finally, she speaks, soft and solemn.]
I was wondering if - anyone knew anything about the breaches, or had any theories. If the Admiral just created these people, these...families out of thin air, or...if they really exist, somewhere. If... [She swallows hard.] If they're different versions of the people we know.
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My family was... [And she trails off.]
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[Jean pushes a hand through her hair.]
Maybe. He could just be...using our memories, pulling stuff from there. [She sounds far from convinced, though. How could they possibly be sure?]
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Are you okay?
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I just - it was hard for her. The girl I was.
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I...wouldn't mind it if she was real. Not really. [That Jean's life was kind of horrible, but she wasn't.]
...What was he like? The other you?
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In this breach my alternate self was a very normal human. He worried about taxes and home repair and other than the fact that he worked at Region 10, he lived a very average life.
[He doesn't immediately volunteer information about the other self he met away from the Barge, on that alternate Gallifrey. The one he later became during one particularly unpleasant flood. He's not sure what to say about *that* Narvin.]
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[She won't push, about the other one. But...]
...What did he do, at Region 10?
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He was an unhappy man and a coward and I'm quite content to put that person well behind me.
And what of your experiences there?
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...The person I turned into - she wasn't bad, really. She just - her life was hard.
[softly] Harder than it should have been.
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Because she couldn't hide who she really was.
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Thank you.
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[Some evidence says they're real - namely, that people have been left behind in them before. Barge comes out - but they don't.]