[The Doctor is standing by the door, dressed as Walt himself, (hair slicked back and in a low ponytail to hide how it's actually longer than Walt's) to greet everyone.]
[It takes her a moment to recognise the Doctor; she's too used to the shaggy hair that frames his face, rather than the slicked back look he has adopted for the evening.]
[He grins.] Barbara! [Cue giant hugtime.] Oh Barbara, I'm so glad you could make it! And I must say, what a beautiful and somewhat fitting costume you've chosen!
I'm glad to be here, Doctor! It has always been a favourite of mine.
[Swishy swishswish skirt]
Though I don't know if I like the idea of being put to sleep by eating a poisoned apple...but being woken by a handsome prince must simply wonderful. I must say, though, you do make a rather fitting Walt Disney.
[Barbara has come as Snow White now that the Brig has totes been saved and she's sane again. Yes, yes. *cough*. She has a basket of apples if you're feeling peckish and are just too lazy to walk the few meters where the food is. Because she's thoughtful like that.]
Why, Barbara, you never told me you were royalty. [Yates saunters over to her, plucking one of the apples from her basket and tossing it up and down jauntily] I don't suppose these apples are really poisoned?
It's been a long while since she's been to the butterfly room - she's not sure if the TARDIS she's traveling in now actually has one - and she grins brightly when she sees where she's arrived.]
[Jamie walks over to Charley, one hand holding a half-eaten muffin and the other holding a muffin that hasn't been eaten at all yet. After a moment of staring at the second muffin, he offers it up in her direction.]
[As things tend to go when one is eating and having a conversation at the same time, Jamie had taken a bite of muffin just before Charley asked him the question. He does manage to remember to chew and swallow before talking though.]
I'm... er. The chappie from that Rapunzel movie. The Doctor thought it'd be fitting, since I met her once. Though my Rapunzel looked different.
[Well, Lolita doesn't know about favourites, but she's (rather arbitrarily) chosen to come as Ariel, of The Little Mermaid fame. And because her physical form is entirely constructed, that means she doesn't just have to go with an exceptionally tight skirt with faux-flippers at the end to simulate the effect of a tail. No, she's altered the equations that composite the realisation of her body, and showed up with an actual tail-- long, green, faintly iridescent and powerfully muscled.]
[She's also written in a code that counteracts the effects of gravity immediately around her so she can 'swim' in the air.]
[Lolita giggles, and executes a slow, performative somersault that curves her tail around her in a graceful arc. Entirely for the purpose of showing off, of course.]
A simple matter of altering the equations. The mathematical variables for the realisation of a physical form are simple enough to allow it without much bother.
Hi Fitz. I'm not really all that dressed up. I bought this cat-ear head band from the comic shop, so I guess you can pretend that I'm a Disney cat. Maybe the evil one from The Great Mouse Detective, or the grinning one from Alice in Wonderland. It's ambiguous.
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Good evening Mr. Disney.
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I'm glad to be here, Doctor! It has always been a favourite of mine.
[Swishy swishswish skirt]
Though I don't know if I like the idea of being put to sleep by eating a poisoned apple...but being woken by a handsome prince must simply wonderful. I must say, though, you do make a rather fitting Walt Disney.
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Are you looking to sleep until you're woken by the kiss of a handsome prince, Mr. Yates?
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It's been a long while since she's been to the butterfly room - she's not sure if the TARDIS she's traveling in now actually has one - and she grins brightly when she sees where she's arrived.]
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So who're ye supposed to be then?
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Why, I'm Alice, of course.
[And it fades into puzzlement.]
But who are you?
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I'm... er. The chappie from that Rapunzel movie. The Doctor thought it'd be fitting, since I met her once. Though my Rapunzel looked different.
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[She's also written in a code that counteracts the effects of gravity immediately around her so she can 'swim' in the air.]
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... How'd you do that?
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A simple matter of altering the equations. The mathematical variables for the realisation of a physical form are simple enough to allow it without much bother.
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Pretty sure if they'd mentioned turning into a flying mermaid in my maths lessons I'd have paid more attention.
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Still, happy birthday!
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