Castle One-Shot: Time and Relative Dimensions in Space

[pollylynn]

Time and Relative Dimensions in Space

A/N: A post-"Kill Shot" vignette. I'm still working on "Six Impossible Things," but this just popped into my head. It has nothing to do with Dr. Who, more's the pity.

A little background: I teach forensic anthropology, and one of my students, who suddenly and tragically lost a parent about a year before taking

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[xdawnfirex]

Oh, I love it. Bittersweet and heartbreaking but at the same time, hopeful. I love the time-out thing, too - that whole part where he just wants a time out so he can do some basic first aid? Spot-on.

VERY well done.

♥

[pollylynn]

Thank you so much for the feedback. I'm gad it rang true!

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[lab_brat]

oh! that was lovely. When I read the title I was all like, "dr who reference!" and expected something different. Then I read it, and the title was so appropriate. I loved so many things about this. Thankyou for writing it. :D

[pollylynn]

Thanks! Sorry for the Who fake out, but once the title occurred to me it seemed to fit. Thanks so much for the feedback.

[sunshine_minx]

When my grandfather died, I was studying Forensic Science as well, and it really was a helpful coping mechanism. Understanding helped a lot. I'm so glad your student was able to find a way through that time.

I really enjoyed this story, and I see where she drew from what you were talking about. It was well done, and comfortable in all aspects of how they interacted with each other. Thank you for sharing it.

[pollylynn]

Thanks so much for the feedback, and for sharing your story.

[fading_ripples]

Oh, I loved this!

[pollylynn]

Thanks so much!