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Wednesday, August 11th, 2010 09:37 pm
Stoneface, I do not believe it would be wise of me to patrol today. I must [lots of pentaps] adjust to this new state before I am best able to carry out my duties, although I believe my physical combat skills have not been affected.

Ro Fred, when you are feeling well enough there is something I must speak to you about.
Thursday, August 12th, 2010 11:51 pm (UTC)
Ah... good. [Fred gives into the temptation to bend over slightly and rest her hands on her knees. Oddly enough, it seems to help.] Mmm, I'm alright. I'm just not nearly as used to this whole being-Human business than I had thought, that's all.

[Fred was finding the day a bit warmer than perhaps she would normally, but she had decided it was an unexpected side-effect of her new situation. It wasn't unbearable, just a bit uncomfortable. At Handmaiden's gesture, though, she nodded.] Yes, perhaps that would be better. Thank you. [Straightening up again, she started walking in that direction.]
Edited 2010-08-12 11:52 pm (UTC)
Friday, August 13th, 2010 03:15 am (UTC)
[Fred only nods silently... for once, she is glad there are no other Gallifreyans in Edensphere. Bad enough that she only has one heart and suddenly needs to eat and sleep a good deal more; it would be horrible to know there was one of her people within the Sphere, and be unable to sense him or her. She fully sympathized with any of the many people who had abruptly found themselves in just that situation.

Sitting, she rests her elbows on her knees and laces her fingers together, prepared to hear Handmaiden out. She quirks an eyebrow at the odd phrasing--'given' a memory crystal?--but doesn't say anything. But when Handmaiden mentions that the memory she saw was in reality Fred's, her mouth falls open slightly. The idea of one of her memories being seen by another is something that Fred had never thought of, though she had known of the possibility of it happening ever since she had gotten Aurora's memory herself.

It takes her a moment to think of what to say. In the end, all she can manage is,]
...how do you know it was mine?
Monday, August 16th, 2010 03:29 am (UTC)
[Fred's heart thumped distressingly, reminding her again that she only had one now, as Handmaiden identified which of Fred's memories she had witnessed--only in one had the Doctor called her by name. Which made it... the corners of Fred's mouth turned down slightly. It was perhaps the worst memory anyone else could have gotten, as far as Fred was concerned--she herself had no idea why she would not wish to go back to Gallifrey, which made it the one memory she could not even begin to explain. It still troubled her, on the nights she could not sleep.]

...I see. [She shook her head] I, too, have experienced another's memory before, and the crystal looked precisely the same as a normal one. There was no possible way you could have known. [She looked away slightly, and heaved a sigh, trying to regain her composure.] Thank you for telling me, Handmaiden.
Monday, August 23rd, 2010 04:15 am (UTC)
It appeared just after the fire, during the time I was forced to convalesce after... [She paused and cleared her throat lightly. Talking about her brush with death was a little awkward, even with the woman who had saved her life.] In any case, it appeared in my rations one day, without warning. I touched it without seeing it, so in all honesty I could not say if it looked the same as a crystal that would have given my one of my memories back. All I can say with any certainty is that it did look the same after it gave me the memory.