Is Egg Short For Eggory

the first part i remember the least, it started really jumbled before gaining a coherent plot, but the gist of it was me, in modern day, meeting a few kind but hasty people who were trying to convince me that they needed me to come with them to the future

part two was around 100-150 years in the future - i've been transported to the future. i spend a bit walking the streets on my way home - so familiar, but also very very different. i realize my whole family must be dead at this point. i reach the street corner before reaching home, where the future delegation people wait for me and try to convince me again to help them. i'm undecided until a new person shows up - my brother. he looks the same and different at the same time. turns out that, some decades after modern day, people readily have access to bodily and genetically enhancing treatment that enables them to live much longer. i'm now convinced to help the future delegation people.

part three was around the same time, or maybe a handful of decades later (again, i'm transported through time). i'm finally told why i was needed - my unsequenced dna is urgently needed to help cure the last remaining health condiitons humanity hasn't cured yet. the future people delegation is helping transport me to the research center where my tissues will be sampled. it's dangerous for whatever reason - seems like there's a dictatorship in place (unsurprisingly) - because the streets are flooded with security scanner laser device thingies that will kill me once they scan me and realize my dna is foreign to them. so every time we pass by one i have to curl up into a ball (we're on an open, slow moving kind of vehicle) until we pass the scanner. it happens a lot and it's tiring, and i probably would've been a lot more anxious had the future delegation people not turned out to be... just really excited about me being there? like in a very sincere way? i mean they were also really fascinated by my past way of thinking and memories and ideas, and were really eager to fill me in with what has happened since my time and explain everything. but also they were like genuinely thrilled that i existed and i was there, like i gave them hope. and they were very protective of me. that really convinced me that they weren't lying and their mission was real we reach the research center. my final crumbs of uncertainty are gone when one of the doctors taking my samples turns out to be my dad (future version, genetically enhanced, etc). i'm a little cold and the people are fascinated to see my snot as they take samples from my nose. the process isn't comfortable or fast but, again, the sincere way people behave convinces me that the cause is right.

part four is, abruptly, some centuries later. i've been transported to the future again (possibly for my own safety or as reward for my help?). i'm in some sort of... living facility? everything is very future utopia-feeling. (i'm not sure if it's future utopia earth or future utopia space station). i'm being allowed to adjust at my own pace. i'm mainly accompanied by my future distant relatives, who are young (unlike the old genetically enhanced people from my time, who aren't unapproachable but... kind of live at a different pace most of the time) and really excited by my presence and my ancient past ways. i'm again pacified when i bump into my future genetically enhanced mom. walking around the facility, i notice that pet cats and dogs walk around wearing weird plastic coats. when i asked my genetically enhanced future mom about it, she said it's because of the fur they shed and how annoying and complicated it is to clean up. i asked about robot vacuums. apparently the basic idea of them has been completely lost to time and people just... forgot about them. so now that i brought it up it might get redeveloped so the poor pets won't have to wear the dumb uncomfortable plastic covers all the time. my (real, non dream) brain does a neat thing where my brief instance of (real world) waking up is explained as me having fallen asleep (in-dream), then when i wake up (in-dream) i pinch myself and am (again?) convinced that yeah, i'm really in the future, all of that actually happened. (my brain was actually trying to hint at me that it *was* a dream when my in-dream pinching didn't actually... feel painful? but somehow it didn't register right to me in-dream) i realize just how many things i've missed in the centuries that have passed. i have access to kind of a computer with kind of an internet so i take glances at wikipedia (or its future equivalent?) and am overwhelmed by all of the media that's happened. (the people around me fill me up about real world events when i ask about that, i haven't really future-googled that stuff) i finally gain the courage to look up doctor who. there's. so much. the doctor isn't even a gallifreyan time lord anymore, they're like... the 98th member of some alien species with a weird name i can't remember. they've had so many companions that the companions i know are just a tiny part of the future wikipedia articles. there are four examples of companions the doctor has loved, one is rose and the other three are future companions with weird ass future names. it's overwhelming. i complain about it to my future relatives and they find it really funny. i see how it's really funny but it's also... a lot. at some point i exit my living chambers to walk around and blow off some steam. in a kind of balcony overlooking a green utopian view, i run into genetically enhanced, future david tennant. at first i talk to him in english until i realize he's centuries old and he knows my language at this point. then i start to really just freely vent to him (still mixing english in occasionally because it's just easier when talking about doctor who, like in real life) how fucking weird the state of doctor who is. he thinks it's beyond hilarious but naturally he also gets it so he's a good person to vent to about this stuff