Martha's silent for a long moment. "Jack," she says.
He looks up at her. "Yeah?"
"If we spend enough time telling ourselves we're all right," Martha says, making sure she stays looking at Jack as she asks it, "that living so long, or surviving that year, or fighting the Daleks the way we did -- that it's fine, does it eventually become true?"
Jack considers this for a moment; then he grins, brilliant and painful. "Yes it does, Martha Jones. Of course it does."
Martha/Jack friendship is a wonderful thing!
There's nothing specific in the flare, just a lot of Doctorishness, which is quite enough to make him feel he needs a long bath just to scrub off the phantom hair gel.
That last bit made me giggle madly - but I love the idea of "Doctorishness" coming off our favourite Time Lord!
But I think you've a typo here:
where his fingertips were glow in a gold impression for a moment before fading
Either the "were" isn't necessary, or it should be "glowing"...
Re the "typo": It sort of made me falter, too, before I could sort it out, but what I think it says is "Martha, watching closely, sees [the place where his fingertips were] glow in a gold impression for a moment before fading." "Were" as in "touched the surface of the box", type of thing.
Martha's silent for a long moment. "Jack," she says.
He looks up at her. "Yeah?"
"If we spend enough time telling ourselves we're all right," Martha says, making sure she stays looking at Jack as she asks it, "that living so long, or surviving that year, or fighting the Daleks the way we did -- that it's fine, does it eventually become true?"
Jack considers this for a moment; then he grins, brilliant and painful. "Yes it does, Martha Jones. Of course it does."
Martha/Jack friendship is a wonderful thing!
There's nothing specific in the flare, just a lot of Doctorishness, which is quite enough to make him feel he needs a long bath just to scrub off the phantom hair gel.
That last bit made me giggle madly - but I love the idea of "Doctorishness" coming off our favourite Time Lord!
But I think you've a typo here:
where his fingertips were glow in a gold impression for a moment before fading
Either the "were" isn't necessary, or it should be "glowing"...
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