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applesaucedream2013-03-21 09:45 pm
Caught in the Current (open to multiple)
Peter's having a fairly ordinary dream -- that is, he's onstage in front of an audience, doing his old Vegas show in the nude, and none of the fire effects are working. He's not actually bothered by the nudity, which his dreaming mind seems to think is just part of the act, but he keeps getting confused about what part they're on. He hasn't rehearsed in weeks, and he's stumbling through all his lines and illusions.
Around the time the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino (TM) melts away to be replaced by Central Park, Peter's remembered that he doesn't live in Vegas anymore, and his befuddled mind is well on its way to working out that he's dreaming. He doesn't get a chance to come to his senses and enjoy his shot at lucid dreaming, though, before something goes terribly wrong. This time as the backdrop melts away, there's nothing to replace it. He feels himself being pulled, drawn away somehow -- and, helpless to resist, his sleeping mind is sent spinning off into the ether of the Dreaming. Flailing at nothing, he's carried away -- until, of course, he collides with another mind and finds himself in another person's dream.
[OOC: Peter's been carried off like a twig in a river -- and he's going to smack into a fewrocks other minds before the night's through. He can still be naked for the first one if desired. Have at!]
Around the time the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino (TM) melts away to be replaced by Central Park, Peter's remembered that he doesn't live in Vegas anymore, and his befuddled mind is well on its way to working out that he's dreaming. He doesn't get a chance to come to his senses and enjoy his shot at lucid dreaming, though, before something goes terribly wrong. This time as the backdrop melts away, there's nothing to replace it. He feels himself being pulled, drawn away somehow -- and, helpless to resist, his sleeping mind is sent spinning off into the ether of the Dreaming. Flailing at nothing, he's carried away -- until, of course, he collides with another mind and finds himself in another person's dream.
[OOC: Peter's been carried off like a twig in a river -- and he's going to smack into a few

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Gabriel is wandering through a market in Rio de Janeiro, the stalls around him heaped with everything a human could possibly want, and crowds of people weaving to and fro enjoying the warm and pleasant day. When he feels the new-familiar tug of another consciousness entering his dream-space, he turns around just in time to see Peter stumbling in.
He grins and yanks a touristy, bright red and green poncho down from one of the stalls and walks over, handing it to him.
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And then...Gabriel. Peter frowns at the poncho, not getting why Gabriel's holding it out to him. Then he frowns more deeply at Gabriel, because ugh, why did it have to be Gabriel -- and then his eyes widen and he looks down at himself in surprise as he finds that he's still stark naked. "Oh, shit," he says, taking the poncho.
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"In your dreams? You do know this is a dream, right?" It's good to clear these things up right away, make sure Peter know's what's up.
Mostly. He's taking bets with himself on how long it takes Peter to realise he can just zap himself some fresh clothes instead of wandering around with his skinny legs sticking out of a brightly colored poncho.
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He flops down into a seat when Gabriel departs for the stand, gazing about at all the colorful bullshit around him. Gabriel's offer is naturally of interest, but it draws a frown from him nonetheless. "It's a dream, remember? Won't do any good." But he reaches to take one anyway.
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When he finished, he raises his eyebrows at Peter. "I'd feed you in person if you bothered to call. I'm hurt, really."
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She doesn't notice Peter's arrival immediately. She's on the main observation deck, slow-dancing with the Master, while 'Lady in Red' plays around them. Indeed she is in red, wearing one of the Master's favourite silk dresses, her hair coiffed, though her appearance is slight marred by the few fading bruises on her face and arms. Though the song might also be referring to the blood covering much of the floor, random bodies littered around them.
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He hasn't even realized whose dream this is -- he's aware of the dancing couple, but he's rather more aware of the carnage and of the oppressive anxiety seeping over into his mind. He's not really aware of his own appearance at all -- which is why he's likely to appear in whatever Lucy's mind supplies for him.
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Something's not right with his arms -- when he glances down at them, he sees that they're covered in brown, pinstriped fabric. Letting go of the rail and stepping back, arms raising to feel down the front of the neatly buttoned jacket, he lets out a baffled, "And what am I wearing?!"
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At the question regarding his clothing, the Master steps forward, doing exactly what Lucy would imagine him to do, while she watches, frozen. "My dear Doctor," he says, his voice silky but punctuated by something almost a growl. "So nice of you to join us."
And then Peter will find himself inside a large metal birdcage, roomy enough to stand, though small enough that he can reach from one side to the other.
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"Now, there there," he cooes, bending down and putting his hand on Lucy's throat, making her stand back up. "Don't be sad, my pet. Would you like to go talk to your little friend? I'm sure he'd be fascinated to hear all the things you've done for me." Lucy shakes her head in fright, looking up at Peter. She doesn't want him to know about any of that.
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Something snaps inside him. "Don't you fucking touch her!" he shouts at the Master...while still clinging to the back of the cage.
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And that's the shape she's in, now. Daine paces along a wall of bars that better resembles Yuri's cage than the zoo. She's hardly expecting visitors, so when Peter appears directly in front of her, she lets out a huff of surprise and sits back on her haunches, forepaws raised in case she has to defend herself.
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She lowers her paws and huffs again, though this time there's a trace of amusement beneath the surprise. You must be Peter.
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Peter gapes at the bear when it speaks to him. It doesn't actually speak to him, exactly, but that was definitely communication -- and it apparently knows his name. "How the hell do you know that?" he asks, wide-eyed and still wedged firmly in the corner, legs sticking out awkwardly.
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I guessed, she explains, resting her head on her paws for good measure. I knew there was a man named Peter who looked like Andrew and the Doctor, and you're not Andrew or the Doctor, so.
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"The Doctor looks like me," he sulks, still more than a bit irked with the man for thinking he can walk into Peter's life and demand an accounting just because they share a face. And, well, for existing in the first place. Doppelgangers have no place in the waking world. "And who the fuck is Andrew?"
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