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Excerpt from: Thirteen and Sixteenth
The Doctor entered the console room, to find Xavier
already there. “The TARDIS says that we’re about to land,” Xavier said.
“That’s great!” the Doctor said. They had been in the vortex
for a while. She checked the screen. “Somewhere on Earth, in the early 21st
Century.”
“Boring,” Xavier commented.
“True, but Earth seems to be the centre of everything.”
The TARDIS then landed.
“Tokyo, 2018?” Xavier asked.
“Interesting, I have been here before,” the Doctor
commented with a twirl of a pigtail.
“Been here, as in at this time?” Xavier asked.
“Yes,” the Doctor answered.
Words: 96
Excerpt from: Paradoxes
of Armidale
“We could talk,” Sarah suggested.
“Sure,” Johanna said, uncertainly.
“Like get to know each other.”
Words: 15
Excerpt from: Mystery in Polonia
“The
settlers were from all over Earth,” the Doctor explained.
“That’s
good,” Tegan considered.
“It
would defend on the circumstances, wouldn’t it?” Turlough asked.
“Of
course,” the Doctor said. “But look around. The people look diverse.”
Words: 36
Excerpt from: An Unearthly Child
“We’ll have to look for her,” Ian said.
“Yes.”
They hadn’t gone far when they found some clues. “Some of
the equipment she was carrying,” Ian considered.
“But she wouldn’t just leave it here!” Barbara said.
“We’re not alone here,” Ian realised. “And now we have to
rescue her.”
The Doctor came to. She realised that she was being held
captive.
Words: 61
Excerpt from: Sandi’s Struggle
First class was Science, where Ms. Barch had taken the
opportunity provided by Sandi’s condition to further her misandrist agenda. She
pointed to the blackboard where she had drawn a diagram of the human
respiratory system. “Sandi, I’d like you to show me where the Larynx is,” she
said.
Sandi glared at the teacher. ‘Quinn would be much better
choice,’ she thought. She went up anyway and pointed to a spot above where the
passages from the lungs connected.
“Very good, Sandi. That is the where the sounds of our
voice are usually produced. That is where you have an infection and are
inflamed.”
Sandi frowned.
“I’m making a point here,” the teacher said.
Sandi knew what point the teacher was making, and many of
the boys in the class groaned.
“I heard that!” Barch said. “I wish it were one of you, instead
of Sandi up here. In fact, I wish that all males were mute!”
Sandi tapped the board, where she had pointed out the
Larynx earlier.
“What’s that?” Barch asked.
Sandi grabbed the chalk and wrote: How does voice box
work?
“I was getting to that,” the teacher said. “You can go to
your desk now.”
Sandi breathed a sigh of relief.
“You did well up there, Sandi,” Quinn said.
‘Really?’ Sandi wondered. How would Quinn do if she didn’t
have a voice? She realised that she wouldn’t wish it on her. She shrugged.
Words: 237
Excerpt from: Sixteenth Doctor Adventures
“No!” she cried.
“Doctor!” Xavier cried out as several of the drones fired
nets onto him.
“I will rescue you!” the Doctor shouted as they were pushed
further apart. She turned away, her eyes burning with annoyance and stalked
towards her destination.
She slammed the door open. “I have read your plan,” she
stated to the nondescript person behind the desk. “I know how to interfere with
it. Holding Xavier hostage won’t dissuade me!”
“Ah, Doctor. Or, yet another version thereof.”
“I may have recently regenerated, but I have my full
faculties, I assure you.”
“I didn’t doubt that.”
“Now, why have you put your plan in motion?”
“I’m not the one who put it into motion. I’m only in charge
of the aspects directed from this building.”
“Of course. But I am asking you to reconsider,” the
Doctor said.
“No.”
“I should warn you. I have notified UNIT. A detachment
should arrive shortly. I would rather have this resolved peacefully.”
Words: 161
Total: 606
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