Ch10-Marty
Doc and I walked out of the bedroom and shut the door. She was finally asleep after what seemed like hours. We walked down stairs to the kitchen to have some coffee. I said Doc. I'm really worried. Biff is really out to get us. Now he wants Gina for himself. Don't worry Marty, because if he lays one hand her believe me he'll regret it.
So how did you like your first day in 1955? I said it was a little weird, you know had to get used to it. We kind of saw my parents in the café this morning and it freaked me out. Great Scott! Marty please tell me you didn't go and say hello to them. Relax Doc. Gina stopped me just in time, warning me of a paradox. She is definitely your daughter! Doc said Marty, this has been a hard day on me too believe me. I mean I have always been sort of an outcast in town, you know everybody thinking that I'm crazy, and in the future I have a best friend and a daughter! I said Doc you have always been there for me. That's why its so important that I tell you about that night we went back.Marty how many times must I say it? I refuse to listen so stop. I'll find out through the natural course of time. I got up and gave him a hug and said its good to see you again Doc. Doc was kind of surprised but hugged me back. I guess he wasn't used to it. Oh shit! I cant believe what I just told him! I just told him about some of the future. I wonder if he realized it.
Docs Point Of View
I wonder if Marty realized it but he just accidentally told me something about my future. What did he mean that it was good to see me again? Sure I was curious, but I wouldn't dare ask. Ofcourse it was going to be hard to wait 30 years but it was safer this way. I pulled him away from me and said Marty I realized what you said. You cant let another slip up like that happen again. Look, Doc, all I meant was that it was good to see you after being in a year that's strange to me all day.
After our coffee, we decided to call it a night. We walked up stairs and Marty went to a guest room. Before going to bed, I checked on Gina. She was tossing and turning in bed, like she was having a nightmare. I sat in a chair next to her bed and she awoke with a start.
Doc and I walked out of the bedroom and shut the door. She was finally asleep after what seemed like hours. We walked down stairs to the kitchen to have some coffee. I said Doc. I'm really worried. Biff is really out to get us. Now he wants Gina for himself. Don't worry Marty, because if he lays one hand her believe me he'll regret it.
So how did you like your first day in 1955? I said it was a little weird, you know had to get used to it. We kind of saw my parents in the café this morning and it freaked me out. Great Scott! Marty please tell me you didn't go and say hello to them. Relax Doc. Gina stopped me just in time, warning me of a paradox. She is definitely your daughter! Doc said Marty, this has been a hard day on me too believe me. I mean I have always been sort of an outcast in town, you know everybody thinking that I'm crazy, and in the future I have a best friend and a daughter! I said Doc you have always been there for me. That's why its so important that I tell you about that night we went back.Marty how many times must I say it? I refuse to listen so stop. I'll find out through the natural course of time. I got up and gave him a hug and said its good to see you again Doc. Doc was kind of surprised but hugged me back. I guess he wasn't used to it. Oh shit! I cant believe what I just told him! I just told him about some of the future. I wonder if he realized it.
Docs Point Of View
I wonder if Marty realized it but he just accidentally told me something about my future. What did he mean that it was good to see me again? Sure I was curious, but I wouldn't dare ask. Ofcourse it was going to be hard to wait 30 years but it was safer this way. I pulled him away from me and said Marty I realized what you said. You cant let another slip up like that happen again. Look, Doc, all I meant was that it was good to see you after being in a year that's strange to me all day.
After our coffee, we decided to call it a night. We walked up stairs and Marty went to a guest room. Before going to bed, I checked on Gina. She was tossing and turning in bed, like she was having a nightmare. I sat in a chair next to her bed and she awoke with a start.