Because it's going around like a virus- comment here and darling Bertie will tell you what precisely he thinks of your characters. Or rather, I will. But, you know.
River: Bertie is ever so glad to be River's Bertie-bird, he really is. He's a friendly sort of bloke at all times, Bertie, but he really likes River more unreservedly than he likes most anyone. He finds her highly amusing, and she really brings out all sorts of things in him that he didn't know were there- a really protective big-brotherliness, and a desire to learn things, to find things out. He loves her way of speaking, even if he does find it dashed confusing at times. He also does worry about her a bit, what with her occasional psychotic episodes, etc. and so on. The way he sees it, she's a corking young filly who deserves better than that, and he hates that she has to deal with it. He's glad that she has the Master with his drums to help her, though.
Also, he is so looking forward to her visit. A girl he can actually talk to, and who doesn't have any designs on marrying him! It's fantastic!
Simon: Bertie's view of Simon is highly coloured by his friendship with River and the Master, since he heard about Simon through them before he ever met him. As a result, he thinks he's generally quite a good bloke, but that he's stubborn and sometimes refuses to see things the way they are. Specifically in re. River not being a lunatic and the Master not being evil. He recognises that he's extremely intelligent, but he can't help the feeling that Simon talks down to him a bit.
Also, he is so looking forward to her visit. A girl he can actually talk to, and who doesn't have any designs on marrying him! It's fantastic!
Simon: Bertie's view of Simon is highly coloured by his friendship with River and the Master, since he heard about Simon through them before he ever met him. As a result, he thinks he's generally quite a good bloke, but that he's stubborn and sometimes refuses to see things the way they are. Specifically in re. River not being a lunatic and the Master not being evil. He recognises that he's extremely intelligent, but he can't help the feeling that Simon talks down to him a bit.
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