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Excerpt from: Daria and the
Impossible
She took out a radio. “This is the signal.” Classical
music blared from the radio.
“How can you tell that Clara Goodwin is there?” Daria
asked.
“There is also this,” Agent Leung answered, taking out
another radio, tuned to a different frequency.
“This is Clara Goodwin. I’m still trapped and
the food is almost out! The smell is even more overwhelming.”
Daria blanched. So did Jane.
“Yeah, it is not a good situation,” Leung said.
“So, where is this wreckage?” Jane asked.
“In the quad in the middle of the Asylum,” the other
agent answered, “but we’ll have to go through the buildings.”
Words: 103
Back to the Future: Lorraine’s
Paradox
‘Something
Impossible,’ she murmured as she looked at the stage. That was one thing Calvin
didn’t say about himself. But then, something happened…
Marty
was growing concerned. They still weren’t dancing! Lorraine was just standing
there, occasionally glancing at the stage.
Words: 41
Excerpt from: When There is a
Crossing of Paths
“Yes.”
“She could be anywhere.”
“We could start here,” Clara said as she looked
over the salt marsh towards a European style mansion.
“Hmm…” the Doctor pondered. He took out the
sonic screwdriver.
Words: 33
Excerpt from: Daria in the
Background
“I think the cybercafé served one very particular segment
of the community, but it still pisses me off when people take what isn't theirs,”
Jodie said.
“That's how I feel!” Kevin interjected.
‘No, you don’t,’ Daria Morgendorffer thought.
“Thank you, Kevin. Jodie, about that word,
"community." Isn't that the whole idea of a cybercafé? To jack us
into the global community? I think what's most disturbing about this crime is
the symbolism involved. Don't you agree, Jane?
“No,” Jane Lane said.
“Suddenly, we're cut off. We can't hail our friends
across the globe and say, "It's a beautiful day in the cyberhood." They
didn't just take a few computers. They took the symbol of our virtual
community. To visit alt.lawndale.com was to come together with the planet!”
‘Oh, come on!’ Daria thought. O’Neill was just reading
too much into it. She didn’t say that out loud as she didn’t want the
attention.
O’Neill tried to continue to engage the class about the
Cyber Café break in, but eventually turned back to Romeo and Juliet halfway
through the period.
1111 Glen Oaks Lane, October 19th, 7:21 PM
Daria and her father were sitting at the table, waiting
for dinner.
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Excerpt from: Changes in Time
and Space
The Doctor rejoined them.
“Another universe? Impossible!”
“How?” Martha asked.
“Not impossible,” Felicia
said.
“But we're not having the same
problems as the last time I ended up in another universe,” the Doctor mused.
“Like, with Rose?” Martha
asked with annoyance.
“Um, yeah,” the Doctor
admitted.
Then the TARDIS landed.
The Doctor pressed some
buttons and a strange diagram came up. “We're on a starship travelling faster
than light. Wait...”
“What?” Felicia asked.
“The Federation Universe?” the
Doctor asked himself.
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