[Derek is pretty amused by the visual. The kids at the center have been having a good time today so far with this curse. Personally, Derek's been going around repairing all the legos that makes up the big youth center building that somehow get undone in one way or another. He's not sure he likes that the Center is so easy to take apart right now.]

Looks like you're having fun.

[She can see how that would bother most people. He gets a bit grin though.]

Yeah. Who doesn't like Legos. Makes you feel like a little kid again. M'sorta wonderin' if I get 'em all arranged the way I want, if it'll stick when midnight comes 'round.

[It's probably a little more personal since he put so much hard work into that place, building it very nearly from the ground up. But he knows that it's pretty easy to have fun with a curse like this too.]

Hey, I loved legos when I was a kid. And hey, they might. Maybe I should put a third story on this place.

[Well and she was literally talking to the Doctor days ago about how brilliant a planet of Legos would be so it's almost a wish come true for her.]

Couldn't hurt. 'Sides, it'd be fun. You got enough extra blocks there for that?

Probably not.

[He looks up and around the main room of the youth center and back to the video. He smirks and shakes his head.]

I'll probably just stick with the maintaining. So you were all prophetic about this thing, huh?

Yeah. Guess we sorta did. Doctor and me were talkin' 'bout what we were gonna do when we got outta here. Told him we'd have to stop and pick my little brother, Tony, for a trip. Take him somewhere like a planet made of Legos. That got us on how brilliant it'd be.

You have family here?

[He's still getting to know Rose, of course. But he's always surprised when people have family here in this place. Surprised and nervous that the City might pull his sisters in here, or his mom. He doesn't want their lives back home disrupted like that.]

No. Just the Doctors, TARDIS and Donna here. [She doesn't know Amy and Rory well enough to count them in with her family yet.]

Was talkin' 'bout when he figgers out how to get us outta here. We're goin' to do some travelin'. Probably stop by and say hi to the family I don't got here.

Ah, you mean sibling from home. So you got a brother named Tony. Older or younger?

[He's decided to build towers and such with one of the tables in the room and whatever pieces he tripped over before realising that everything was something to be tripped on.]

Definitely brilliant. After everything changes back we should get more and be able to do this all the time. Without damaging the structural integrity of the flat. Glad we're on the top floor. And sincerely hope no one below us is also dismantling the walls.

[She makes an ewww face and hisses between her teeth.]

Hadn't thought of that. [Hastily putting the wall back up.]

Was just thinkin' 'bout given us a balcony.

[He shrugs a little bit.] There's probably something safeguarding against it, past curses anything to go on.

I wonder if the balcony would still be there... Or if it would revert back and we'd have half a wall and a new balcony.

[Oh he gets a big smile.] Sorta what I was thinkin'. We buy a door, some windows and put 'em in. Demolishin' is loads easier today.

Construction too! [Well, granted, he's mostly just making normal-sized Lego buildings, although they might need all of them for this balcony thing.] Might have to borrow some from the things on the roof that really aren't all that necessary to make sure we have enough.

Ought to give it a shot anyhow. It'd make havin' Janine visit lots easier and might be nice to have a balcony in the summer. Could do some sunbathin' and star gazin'.

How big a balcony are you thinking about? [To have Janine on it. Bit bigger than he was thinking she meant.]

Just big enough for a coupla chairs and a little table. With a good, thick railin'. Janine can perch.

Perfect day for remodeling, I'd think.

[ He's just as thrilled about this as the other Doctor and has spent most of the morning taking things to pieces and putting them back together. It's so much easier when it's all Lego. ]

[He gets such a big grin from Rose.]

Maybe we ought to be doin' an extra room 'stead of a balcony.

We can do that next, yeah? Assuming we have enough tiny colored bricks. Amazing what you can build with those. Whole tiny civilizations.

We can find more blocks. Whole City's full of 'em.

[She nods enthusiastically.]

Used to build houses and the like when I was a little girl.

[ He grins. Today: is awesome. ]

Houses are too simple. Made a replica of the Eiffel tower in the bedroom. Probably should put it back before midnight, though. In case we want the bed again.

[The best day]

I dunno, I sorta think we ought to move the replica in here and buy a new bed. Sounds more interestin'.

[And really Rose has a proper bed and then there's the hammock bed. Considering how little the Doctors sleep, it seems enough bed space.]

If you insist.

[ Insist, right. No, he was totally looking for an excuse. He goes back into the bedroom and comes back with the lego Eiffel, which stands about half his height. Would have been larger but he ran out of bricks, alas. ]

This'll fit right in, I think. [ He sets it down where the Christmas tree had been. ]

S'brilliant. Far as flats go, I think we've got the best one.

[And she's not even just indulging him. She actually wants the replica in the living room.]