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The Stars...The Stars are Fading...
When: Moving Day Plot
Who: The Doctor
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Where: Hill Above the Torchwood HUB
What: The Doctor remembers Wilf talking about the stars going missing, planets vanishing and the universe collapsing on itself. He's staring at the night sky and there's something very wrong with it, there's something so wrong with it that a shiver runs down his spine and his hearts skip a beat.
This is wrong and the warmth that has been plaguing New York is something else all together. It's night and the stars are gone. "This is far worse than a few comatose patients gone missing." The Doctor quietly says, as he stuffs his hands into his brown coat pockets. The Earth couldn't be sitting at the edge of the universe's end where it has been moved so far apart from the stars that there's nothing but darkness with only hopes for Utopia. He can't leave his TARDIS was merged with the big haired youngin with a big gob and big ears.
It was too crowded for him and he needed air, he can also use a friend to talk to and he hopes Donna can see him under nothing but the lights from the old air base's buildings and the moon above them. If she can't see him perhaps she can hear him as he begins to whistle Don McLean's 'Vincent'.
Who: The Doctor
Where: Hill Above the Torchwood HUB
What: The Doctor remembers Wilf talking about the stars going missing, planets vanishing and the universe collapsing on itself. He's staring at the night sky and there's something very wrong with it, there's something so wrong with it that a shiver runs down his spine and his hearts skip a beat.
This is wrong and the warmth that has been plaguing New York is something else all together. It's night and the stars are gone. "This is far worse than a few comatose patients gone missing." The Doctor quietly says, as he stuffs his hands into his brown coat pockets. The Earth couldn't be sitting at the edge of the universe's end where it has been moved so far apart from the stars that there's nothing but darkness with only hopes for Utopia. He can't leave his TARDIS was merged with the big haired youngin with a big gob and big ears.
It was too crowded for him and he needed air, he can also use a friend to talk to and he hopes Donna can see him under nothing but the lights from the old air base's buildings and the moon above them. If she can't see him perhaps she can hear him as he begins to whistle Don McLean's 'Vincent'.

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Donna's getting frustrated, "It might have been a 'parallel world' but that one was real!"
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"Of course it's real, this world could be a parallel world, well it's a bit on the side of alternating." The Doctor muses, he was happy to see the Jacks and then there was the new people he's never seen before. He kept away from his future self as much as possible for now. He stops his walk on the beach and he stops to look out at the ocean. "I'm not really a fan of the beach. It reminds me of goodbyes and blonds."
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She smirked at him when he said that, "Say goodbye to all your companions on a beach, do ya?"
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"Only one, I just said my goodbyes when we first met." The Doctor takes hold of Donna's hand again to continue his walk along the beach. He stares at the homes that line the beach for a bit.
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Donna bit the corner of her lower lip in thought, "Umm kinda. It sorta sounded like she had had dental work done or something."
Donna lets the Doctor take her hand. Like always, she will follow wherever he leads, "I remember. You were a right mess... and I was... awful. Still don't know why you kept saving my life after the way I treated you."
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He becomes a bit down at the idea, Martha left under her free will and she helps him still. Rose had no choice in that matter. "Yeah, lost her to The Battle of Canary Wharf. I don't suppose you forgot a Cyberman in every house."
The Doctor was a mess, he felt guilty for it. "I was. It took me time to move on."
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She thought she had put all that behind her... but obviously not.
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He's trying to figure things out, the falling stars or stars that don't exist anymore. He brings Donna up towards a couple people on the beach. "You're a friend, a good friend and well you're right. I need someone." Now it's time to get down to business about the stars.
"Allo! Lovely night we're having..." The Doctor waves with his free hand. "It's a crisp clear night with a trillion stars shining over head and one can loose themselves to the roar of the mighty ocean." The Doctor's met with a few waves from some surfers, and then there's the confusing look on one man's face. "Stars? What are stars?"
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At the man's blank look, Donna turns to the Doctor and whispers, "Doctor, what's going on? Why doesn't he know what stars are?"
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The Doctor looks over at the man. "Yes, the big balls of burning gas that are billions and billions away from your place called Earth." The Doctor leans over towards Donna and he ums. "I wonder if he's had his hands into a little too much hash." He whispers to her and then back to the seriousness at hand. "Yes, the stars, they're real and boy on a night like tonight they twinkle."
"Oh! The stars! There's lots of them living here along the beach. Why that's Tom Hank's beach house behind us, he's not home but you know..." The blond tells them thinking these two are looking for celebrities and not the missing stars in the sky.
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She pause, "We should get back to the TARDIS, maybe she knows what's going on!"
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He's going to bring her to do a little breaking and entering. "Apollo 13! That's a fantastic movie." The Doctor will have to find a 'new' copy of that movie to see if there's anything connect dates here with the missing stars. He would rather a little sonic and entering of the Hanks compound and well it's what he'll do.
"I want to get a movie from Mr. Hank's collection first."
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"That, or a local university." The Doctor's going to do some heavy poking during the evening. "I still wouldn't mind a few words with Mr. Hanks. I do love that foot piano in Big." The Doctor wouldn't dare breaking into a person's personal house unless it was something 'evil' and Hanks isn't exactly an evil person. "Come on, we'll have a big day ahead of us."
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"The question is: are you going to sleep?"
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He knows she never forgets, not ever, and for all the times he's changed she's remained the same other than the cosmetics. "I don't know.." The Doctor's not much for sleep and he may poke through the TARDIS movie collection.
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She's noticed he's been extra diligent with her recently, but they're safe on the TARDIS. She continued, "But I know even Time Lords need sleep, so you're gonna sleep tonight. Promise me."
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"Alright, I'll take a nap tonight, but only a short one!" The Doctor tells her.
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She paused, 'But before I turn in, is there anything you need my help with?"