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[usedreturn]

This isn't right. Not that background music for one's everyday life is a typical occurrence, mind you. But this, this music is Not Right. That's with capital letters, by the way, to underscore the not right-ness of the situation.

Now I don't think whatever's playing this background music would just suddenly switch to rather threatening tones without reason. So I have to think that perhaps something is coming.

Maybe several somethings. Maybe a flock, or a fleet, or a similarly alliterative name for a group of Somethings. That's with another capital, because I don't think this is just a something, this is a Something.

Which leaves the question, just what is this Something and how do we stop it? Questions. Plural.

Well, aren't we all lucky.

There's a Doctor in the house.

Comments

[usepokeforehead.livejournal.com]

I suppose that could be a possible theory. But that still leaves the question as to where the music is being broadcast from.

That seems like an unusual name, though I suppose other worlds have different naming customs.

[usedreturn.livejournal.com]

Could be being broadcast telepathically, registered by the brain as being heard in one's surroundings. Don't suppose it's totally unheard of.

Oh, that's nothing. Travel as much as I do, you hear some very interesting ones. I once knew someone named Bannakaffalatta.

[usepokeforehead.livejournal.com]

Yes, that could be another possibility. Though I am curious as to why this sudden change of music is even occurring. What are the motives behind this?

I can't say that I've ever heard a stranger name than that one.

[usedreturn.livejournal.com]

Good question. A better one is what's behind the change rather than why they're doing it.

Brilliant, but his name was quite the mouthful.