clara "why are you booing me i'm right" oswald (
makemeasong) wrote2022-08-09 01:01 pm
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We could hypothetically. But what we'd need is less of a capsule and more of a shrink ray. It would need be strong enough to blast all of them at once. The sonic could do it as long as we have a powerful enough power source or something to amplify it.
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Could you take care of that? [ She hates spiders so, so much. ] I personally do not want to be eaten by a giant spider, Doctor.
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[And then he spots the Eiffel tower off in the distance but he's so focused on his revelation that he fails to notice the spider.]
That's it! We'll use that to amplify it out.
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[ She loves making him blush but before she can see his reaction the spider moves fast and before she can call out it's jumping at her face. Her arm blocks it but it latches on and she shouts. ]
Doctor! [ This is the worst and it's disgusting, but it's digging itself into her skin and she can't get ot off. ]
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Clara!
[The spider is the size of a baby calf and slobbering all over her. He flips the setting of the sonic screwdriver to a bright light.]
Oi, pretty boy! [The spider looks up from Clara hissing, its pincers clicking and opening furiously just as the light hits its eyes. It screeches, immediately scuttling off back into the alleyways. The Doctor rushes to Clara's side, helping her up.]
Are you okay? Are you hurt?
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No, I'm alright. I think I am. [ She isn't. But her eyes move back up to his. ]Eiffel Tower?
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Apparently you look like a fly. Did you know that?
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[ They have to knock away spiders the deeper they get into the city, but once they're at the base of the tower, she's sweating and lets out a breath. ]
Is there an elevator in this time? Are we going all the way up on foot?
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[His chest is heaving too by the time they make their way to the tower.]
We're about 30 years too early for that I'm afraid. [But despite that he grins like a bit of a maniac at the prospect of seeing what could have potentially be in the tower.] Time to put the new body to use.
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[ And then she's running into the tower and up the stairs. By the time they're halfway up she can tell something isn't right, and by the time they're almost at the top, something is going wrong with her vision. Clara slows down, enough to let the Doctor pass her like she's falling behind in a race.
Before he gets too far she stops completely, a cloudiness covering her eyes that she can't blink away. ]
Doctor, something's wrong with my eyes.
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There's plenty of spider webs in here too criss-crossing all over the place and the skittering of their many legs send this odd clicking throughout the metal frame. It's spooky and exhilarating all at once.
Clara slowing down doesn't immediately mean something to be concerned about to him until she speaks and he turns around, immediately returning to her side, touching her hand slowly so that she knows it's him.]
What - come here. [He takes her face in his hands, gently cupping it to see indeed that her eyes are clouding over, a milky white that wasn't so dissimilar to his own when he had been blind.] It must have been the spider venom. Are you okay? We can turn back. I can take you to the TARDIS and we can take care of you first.
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[ I can walk behind you and stay along the rail. You'll see the spiders, clear the path for me. Doctor, we're too close. ]
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His hand clasps hers and he continues to lead them up the stairs, telegraphing what he's seeing to her as they move up and up. Finally they reach the deck, with a big heave through the door, breaking the cobwebs and spider eggs that have made their home there.]
We're almost there, Clara! Just got to get to the top.
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Now what, and can I help somehow? Someone once told me I'm good with my hands in the dark.
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[There's one last set of stairs and they're far narrower before they end in a ladder leading up to the very top which is where they need to go.]
Don't mind my hands, keep your head down, and don't lose grip on the Sonic Screwdriver.
[And without much else of an explanation he hoists Clara up over his shoulder and starts bolting up the stairs.]
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I love it when you carry me. [ She's trying to keep a sense of humor about things, especially because she can't tell if she's imagining it or if her face really is going numb. ]
Be sure to carry me more often, please.
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Even if I'm carrying you like a sack of potatoes?
[He's climbing as fast as he can up the stairs and he's not exactly being quiet about it and the chittering of the spiders is closing around them.]
I think it's a good thing you can't see right now, Clara. Just keep concentrating on my voice!
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Are we surrounded? It sounds like we're surrounded.
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I said hold the sonic not explode the spiders!
[He casts a glance around though and sees more than a couple of eyes glinting back at him. Thankfully he's already on the ladder and legging it as fast as he can trying to keep her legs clamped around his neck.]
I'm only telling you we are so you hold on tight.
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[ Her face feels...weird and her arm is starting to feel like pins and needles where the spider clamped down. But they're so close, she doesn't want to say anything, not yet. ]
I know you're going as fast as you can but feel free to go faster.
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[But they finally arrive just in the nick of time.]
Clara point the Sonic Screwdriver up above you!
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Is it working? [ She's trying to keep a good hold on the sonic but her hands are starting to numb up. She knows it isn't good, but before she worries him, they need to make sure everyone's safe. ]
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[And he watches as around them the pulse of blue light begins to shrink the spiders that are mere inches from snapping at them with their pincers. The eggs seem to shrink to, leaving behind yards upon yards of finely spun, tiny cobwebs.
With a triumphant cheer, he rushes down the ladder to the tiny landing, putting Clara firmly on the ground and pulling her into a hug.]
Now all that Paris has to worry about are tiny spiders.
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Her eyes are wide open, she's breathing shallowly, but she can't say anything. It's like she's a rag doll, but her mind is still very active practically shouting at him that she can't move, that she can't talk, that she can feel everything but she can't move. It'd be a horrific way to die, being eaten alive. ]
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