Barbara Gordon (
bodilesswarrior) wrote2015-05-09 10:36 am
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[Barbara ought to look excited, despite the natural wariness and frustrated curiosity. Instead, she looks a little devastated.]
You know when you're pretty sure something isn't going to work, and you try it anyway? It's silly, isn't it? [Her voice almost cracks.
Then she takes a deep breath, and sets her shoulders, and makes herself sound strong.]
I've got to wonder if combining our abilities would let them reach further, but it's not an experiment I'm willing to try just yet.
Could everyone who's ended up with Admiral abilities check in, please? [She's kept track, of course, but that's no guarantee, she hasn't spoken to everyone directly.] I'd like to know what everyone's managed to do, and what their status is.
Cambridge - do you think scanning us would be worth it?
You know when you're pretty sure something isn't going to work, and you try it anyway? It's silly, isn't it? [Her voice almost cracks.
Then she takes a deep breath, and sets her shoulders, and makes herself sound strong.]
I've got to wonder if combining our abilities would let them reach further, but it's not an experiment I'm willing to try just yet.
Could everyone who's ended up with Admiral abilities check in, please? [She's kept track, of course, but that's no guarantee, she hasn't spoken to everyone directly.] I'd like to know what everyone's managed to do, and what their status is.
Cambridge - do you think scanning us would be worth it?

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Oh, and I sent our Tiggy some Admiral cookies, you know the sort. That's it. I always thought I'd do a roller disco if I ever got the chance, but ...I don't really want to muck about with this too much.
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Good call, I think.
Does it - feel anything like your normal abilities, as a Time Lord? [It's a different sort of perception, she knows, a higher level of awareness. Something your average human can't truly comprehend. (Her memories tend to slide around those days she spent bonded to a TARDIS.)]
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[It's one that hadn't really occurred to Iris. Working the barge's power felt like pumping up a football, where her own capabilities are as normal and effortless as breathing: but when she steps back and really thinks about it, perhaps they are both essentially the same set of actions.]
Not to me, but that might just be 'cause this boat's not meant to be connected to my mind. There's too much of 'er I could never really get me 'ead around - still is. It feels like trying to 'it a dartboard in the dark when you're not sure where you're facing - and I'd be worried about what else we might accidentally poke 'oles in.
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...Did the food taste normal?
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[This, firmly, to the first part. Letty has no idea what Babs is referring to but she recognizes, instinctively, the position. And well, it is silly, but it doesn't feel that way either before or after.
Anyway, she continues, curt as usual.]
I... accidentally added a garage to my cabin. With a car in it.
And I decided to make some fireworks for Lloyd's thing.
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...What kind of car?
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[And she hasn't actually told anyone but Elena that she's got the powers yet, so this is a little awkward.]
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Thanks for telling me. How would you feel about being scanned by Cambridge?
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Then there was some more stuff; little stuff. Clothes, makeup, jewelry, an iPad, a camera.
Can I take your picture?
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Of course. You making a scrapbook?
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But she answers anyway.] ...It's hard to tell. I feel like I'm more - aware of it. But that might just be - assumptions. Wishful thinking.
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You couldn't get Cass back either, I assume.
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No.
[A deep breath, to banish the brittleness from her voice.]
I think that sort of thing might be - automated, somehow. Inmates aren't able to leave, and we've still got new people coming in.
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What's the shower like?
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