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Subject: DOCTOR WHO, JESSE AND JEREMY 174 DOCTOR WHO, JESSE AND JEREMY 174 Lewis and Clark Episode Five: THE FOURTH OF JULY 1804 BLAM! A cannon firing a smoky haze of red, white, and orange. A BLAST OF GUNFIRE as the Swivel Gun was fired from the ship as they set out to honor the Nation’s Independence. BAM! “July 4�from the journals of Lewis…the Expedition celebrates the Nation’s 28th birthday. A snake bites Joseph Field. The boys were expedient in saving his life, Jeremy sucking out the poison. I was almost jealous. All of the men receive an extra ration of whisky in celebration of Independence Day. Clark sees a whipper will bird. My eyes were only on him. The cheeky stallion named the prairie Joe Fields Snake Prairie. I admired his sense of calm as well as his ability to save a man using cinchona, or Peruvian bark, with which Lewis treated his wound, could not have done any good, but he seemed, apparently to be recovered anyway, in due time. Though I suspect the two boys had something to with it. Halls and Collins kept looking and at Field’s foot as if they expected it to grow spurs or spikes. Sure are strange ones, those two, as well as the two boys.” “After naming the river Missouri River Independence Creek and other misadventures, including hot sand that almost scalded our feet, we settled down to celebrate the Nation’s Independence. Ironically, we were camped near an old Injun village called Kancez.” Many baby geese were everywhere, hills and valleys that met the river and a parallel creek ran beneath it. Clark looked over the land as he walked. “This is one of the most beautiful places I’ve ever seen.” Jeremy had joined him on his walk, shirtless with his shirt tied around his lower crotch, sweat beading his entire body, his hair matted down. “Yes…Yes. Just look at it. Look …” “The Plains of this country are covered with a Leek Green Grass, well calculated for the sweetest and most nourishing hay �interspersed with copses of trees, spreading their lofty branches over pools, springs or brooks of fine water. Groups of shrubs covered with the most delicious fruit is to be seen in every direction, and nature appears to have exerted herself to beautify the scenery by the variety of flowers rising delicately and highly flavored, rising above the grass, bursa yabancı escort which perfumes the sensation, and amuses the mind, throws it into contemplating the cause of so magnificent a scenery in a Country thus situated far removed from the civilized world to be enjoyed by nothing but the buffalo, elk, deer and bear in which it abounds with Savage Indians.” As they walked along the banks of the river, following the boat, Jesse and Jeremy continued their talk. Jesse said, “As much as I like him…maybe it’s him. Field, I mean. I mean Lewis told me he put on the wound—- the cinchona, or Peruvian bark, with which Lewis treated the wound—Lewis himself admitted that it couldn’t have done much good but Field recovered anyway. I mean…he will. Full recovery, right?” Jeremy nodded. “I don’t remember anyone but one man dying on this trip. Fields must recover. Unless we changed something…” “We saved his life. YOU saved his life. Suckin’ on him like that.” “Halt for rest!” Lewis called. The boys sat down under the shade of a tree and others caught up to them. Lewis put a kind of spear down. Jeremy continued to talk to Jesse but whispered. “Yeah, but Lewis himself. He might have just said that. Maybe it’s him. The men told me that Lewis almost died nine days into the trip. According to them, about a week or two ago, Lewis almost fell down a cliff. A really steep cliff.” Jesse ate some vegetables. “Oh yeah? How’d he get out of that?” “The men told me he used his knife. The alien’s gotta be him. How can you use a knife to save yourself from a fall over a cliff?” Jesse stood up and moved to where Lewis put his “knife”. It was a huge spear. “The men said knife but it’s really this.” “A spear?” “An Espontoon. That’s how exaggerations and myths get started.” “Hey, fella, what are you doing fingering my pole?” Lewis came over to him and smiled. “Mr. Lewis, if I were fingering yonder pole, you’d know what I was doin.” Jesse thought quickly. He knew Lewis had bawdy humor, just from traveling with him for the last four days. Some of it was even worse than his own, he thought but would never admit. Lewis laughed but snatched the Espontoon from Jesse anyway. “In future, you’ll keep your hands off.” After he left, Jesse bursa sınırsız escort said to Jeremy, “I’m not sure I like him.” “Then he must be human.” Jeremy said and turned over onto his side and smiled. Jesse raised his eyebrows. “True. I tend to like alien life forms more than…hey, no, I don’t. I’m a fair share kinda guy.” “Maybe you’re original idea was right and the Doctor’s wrong.” Jeremy ate. “Wadda mean? What was I right about and the Doctor wrong? That might be a first.” “Well, I don’t know if you were. But if you’re feeling is right…and it usually is…then none of these guys…are the alien. Maybe…someone else has TARDIS. Maybe someone…who’s about to join the expedition. Or even who joins it a few years from now.” “You mean like Sacagawea?” “Or her husband. And if it’s an alien, maybe it’s posing as her baby.” “Jer, her baby’s not even born yet.” “Yes, I remembered now. That wouldn’t make sense.” Jesse puffed. “About the baby, no. But it could be someone else who joins us later. But why would they get the TARDIS, shrink it, and then want to join the expedition?” “Maybe they think we can get into it or harness its power where the Doctor, being inside, can’t. I mean with his DNA, we might register as Gallefreans or Time Lords, too.” “And maybe they think we’re less of a threat than the Doctor.” Jeremy drank some water. “Boy, will they find out they’re wrong if they think that.” Jesse laughed. “Later we camped…” As the men were in the finishing stages of putting up tents and building a stock house, the sun started going down but it was not quite down yet. The sky was purple but still lit up. There were also traces of yellow, blue, red, and orange. “I’m hearing him again,” Jesse told Jeremy as they helped the men set up a base camp again. “Yeah, he’s trying to tell us something.” Jesse nodded. “Trees…” “I think whatever it is. Whoever it is, I’m going to try to break their hold on the TARDIS. With K9’s help, I’m going to try to dematerialize and rematerialize.” Jesse, innocently, asked, “What about your size?” Realizing what he just asked dawned on him, his features changing to frustration and a bit of confusion. He hoped the other two didn’t think he was making a joke. “It’s never görükle escort been a problem before.” Jeremy started to say something but then stopped. Then he started again. “Are you two playin’ wid me?” “Jerkin’ your mick gurkin?” “We’d like to but it’s not the time and place.” The Doctor telepathed. “I mean this has sort of happened before…by mistake and we were able to dematerialize and materialize. So here goes…” The sound of the TARDIS filled the air. “Oh my God!” Jesse gasped. “He didn’t give us any…Doc, you didn’t give us any time to prepare…!” “They’ll hear that!” Jeremy realized. “They’ll think us demons for sure!” Jesse gasped. “The fireworks! Grab em!” Smiling, they did so. They set off fireworks to cover the TARDIS sounds. The darkening sky was lit up by fireworks. The men heard that instead of the wheezing, groaning, pulling out of the air sound of the TARDIS. At one point, Hall and Collins looked at the sky as the firework blasts stopped and the TARDIS groan was heard. “Quick! Light my fire!” Jeremy held out a stick of a firework rope for Jesse to light a fire on. Jesse struggled with the match. “C’mon, baby! Light my fire!” Jeremy snapped. “Fun-EEEE!” Jesse almost burned his hand but managed to light the fire work. Hall moved to Lewis. “Sir, surely you hear…” Lewis was watching something moving in the trees, most likely bats they had disturbed… “What is it now, Hall?” The firework went off and the TARDIS sounds started to become less and less heard. Finally, the TARDIS sounds stopped all together. “It didn’t work, Jeremy,” Jesse explained. “I know. I think, the sound was so close. Maybe it’s not someone yet to come to the expedition.” Jeremy said, “Maybe it’s someone already here? Someone on this expedition into Louisiana Territory who already has the TARDIS on their person…” “I don’t know. I don’t see any them being an alien Master Mind, so to speak.” Jesse looked at two of the men faking picking their noses and asses. “See…” Something dawned on him and his features changed. “Oh Gawd.” “What is it?” Jesse frowned. “I hope it’s not that jack off, the Master again.” Jeremy laughed. “That’s a great idea,” Clark said and then he ordered the ship’s gun shot off again. As the men watched that instead of their dwindling fireworks, Jeremy and Jesse, almost at the same time, decided to sneak a kiss to each other. As they kissed the sky illuminated with fireworks and the ship’s gun blasts. “Happy Fourth of July, Jesse,” Jeremy said in between kisses. Above them and behind them the sky was aghast with colors and blasts.

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