Just Prompts
Write a letter to someone you betrayed.
Dear Dad,
I really hope that you get this letter. He said that if I left it on Earth with Martha that she'd make sure you'd get it. I didn't realise he knew her, too, but that's okay. I got to go to Earth, finally! Even if it was only for five seconds to drop off this note at Martha's flat. Did you get it? Will you write me back? Please say you will, Dad. I've missed you and I have so much to tell you.
I don't even know if I'll have enough space on this sheet of paper!
Maybe, I think, the most important part is that I'm alive. I'm very much alive, in fact, and well on my way to becoming a Time Lord, well, Lady because I am female. I found a teacher and he's been really helpful so far. I've had lessons in piloting a TARDIS and what time is and the history of Gallifrey. And Earth, but that's mostly my idea because there seem to be so many humans out there. I like reading about the Greeks, so far, especially the Spartans and the Athenians. Then there are the other lessons, too. About pain and pleasure and how brilliant it is to be Gallifreyan.
I think I love him, Dad. I didn't know I was capable of loving someone like that until I met him. It's such a brilliant feeling. I'd do just about anything to please him, kind of like with you. But, um, it's different, too, because of... I don't really know how to explain it, actually.
There was also... there... please don't be made with me, Dad. I also killed a guard five days ago. Two, actually, and an impostor. It was the impostor trying to kill him, my teacher, and the other two got in the way and, well, I did feel bad. I felt absolutely horrible. But I saved his life and that's what counts in the end, isn't it? Saving the life of the man I love? I know you said killing infects you and that there are other ways but I swear to you, Dad, this time there wasn't. But it doesn't matter. They were just Trakenites and wouldn't even be around in a couple of decades, anyway.
The page is starting to run low in space and I have so much more to tell you. I miss you a lot and I can't wait till I can find you again! And when I do, I'll be a full and proper Time Lady and you'll be so proud.
Love you, Dad!
Jenny
Dear Dad,
I really hope that you get this letter. He said that if I left it on Earth with Martha that she'd make sure you'd get it. I didn't realise he knew her, too, but that's okay. I got to go to Earth, finally! Even if it was only for five seconds to drop off this note at Martha's flat. Did you get it? Will you write me back? Please say you will, Dad. I've missed you and I have so much to tell you.
I don't even know if I'll have enough space on this sheet of paper!
Maybe, I think, the most important part is that I'm alive. I'm very much alive, in fact, and well on my way to becoming a Time Lord, well, Lady because I am female. I found a teacher and he's been really helpful so far. I've had lessons in piloting a TARDIS and what time is and the history of Gallifrey. And Earth, but that's mostly my idea because there seem to be so many humans out there. I like reading about the Greeks, so far, especially the Spartans and the Athenians. Then there are the other lessons, too. About pain and pleasure and how brilliant it is to be Gallifreyan.
I think I love him, Dad. I didn't know I was capable of loving someone like that until I met him. It's such a brilliant feeling. I'd do just about anything to please him, kind of like with you. But, um, it's different, too, because of... I don't really know how to explain it, actually.
There was also... there... please don't be made with me, Dad. I also killed a guard five days ago. Two, actually, and an impostor. It was the impostor trying to kill him, my teacher, and the other two got in the way and, well, I did feel bad. I felt absolutely horrible. But I saved his life and that's what counts in the end, isn't it? Saving the life of the man I love? I know you said killing infects you and that there are other ways but I swear to you, Dad, this time there wasn't. But it doesn't matter. They were just Trakenites and wouldn't even be around in a couple of decades, anyway.
The page is starting to run low in space and I have so much more to tell you. I miss you a lot and I can't wait till I can find you again! And when I do, I'll be a full and proper Time Lady and you'll be so proud.
Love you, Dad!
Jenny