Ah, there were the rest of them! The genie did his best to contain his excitement when the Doctor himself came into view, accompanied by a young and beautiful looking girl. He was curious about Donna’s absents, but did not mention it. Perhaps she would be joining them later in the game? He hoped so; he would hate to see her miss out on all the fun and excitement.
“Not too bad?” Genie repeated, shocked by the news when he took the form back from Rose. “Not too bad? Dost my pointy ears deceive me? If not we definitely need to fix that. I want to hear it’s been way too fun! That’s what we’re out here today for: fun. So I don’t want to see a single one of you leave here today wearing a frown.” The djinn pointed at every one of them, looking them directly in the eyes with determination. “Not a single one, got it? I won’t stand for it! Now, let’s get you kids come clubs and sweet wheels.”
He shared a wink with the group and reached into his pocket to reveal his keys to the group. It was probably of little surprise to find them attacked to a Mickey Mouse keychain, among many other recognizable characters. “Tell me if you’ve heard this one.” Genie said as he plucked a Herbie keychain off and tossed it into the air. “Adadadoodi Skippadoodi!” he shouted, instantly turning the keychain into a full sized version of the car when it landed. It honked in delight and flashed it’s lights, bumper bent in a way that made it look as though the automobile was smiling. The genie leaned in, expecting it in thought. “Greatest apologizes but we’re going to have to operate.”
Suddenly the car’s tires squealed and it shot backward in reverse away from the djinn in fear. In response he chuckled at Doctor and the two girls. “Ah ha ha, give use a moment.” Three complete bags of clubs appeared before the three in a cloud of blue smoke as he set off after the Volkswagen Beetle. “Oh, come on, Herbie! It’s nothing permanent.”
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“Not too bad?” Genie repeated, shocked by the news when he took the form back from Rose. “Not too bad? Dost my pointy ears deceive me? If not we definitely need to fix that. I want to hear it’s been way too fun! That’s what we’re out here today for: fun. So I don’t want to see a single one of you leave here today wearing a frown.” The djinn pointed at every one of them, looking them directly in the eyes with determination. “Not a single one, got it? I won’t stand for it! Now, let’s get you kids come clubs and sweet wheels.”
He shared a wink with the group and reached into his pocket to reveal his keys to the group. It was probably of little surprise to find them attacked to a Mickey Mouse keychain, among many other recognizable characters. “Tell me if you’ve heard this one.” Genie said as he plucked a Herbie keychain off and tossed it into the air. “Adadadoodi Skippadoodi!” he shouted, instantly turning the keychain into a full sized version of the car when it landed. It honked in delight and flashed it’s lights, bumper bent in a way that made it look as though the automobile was smiling. The genie leaned in, expecting it in thought. “Greatest apologizes but we’re going to have to operate.”
Suddenly the car’s tires squealed and it shot backward in reverse away from the djinn in fear. In response he chuckled at Doctor and the two girls. “Ah ha ha, give use a moment.” Three complete bags of clubs appeared before the three in a cloud of blue smoke as he set off after the Volkswagen Beetle. “Oh, come on, Herbie! It’s nothing permanent.”