Why Should I Worry? Why Should I Ca-a-are?
DONNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNE~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
No, not another fanfic, all my essays and other written crap I needed to send in.
AND I STILL HAVE FOUR DAYS LEFT BEFORE THE DEADLINE 8DDDDDDD *is shot*
For a little while there, I honestly thought my procrastination was going to royaly fuck me over and I was going to have to re-apply next year. BUT I DON'T HAVE TO SO BOO YEAH BITCHES!!!!!!
In other news, I'm still not sold on Mr. Eleventh Doctor, but that's alright, I'm still enjoying the show. Besides, it took me a good five episodes for Tennant to grow on me, and I'm in no rush. Mrs. Pond, I like your daring-ness. In the interview you said Amy wouldn't blindly follow the Doctor, and that was very promenant this episode. I find it very refreshing. My only real complaint about this season is the main plot; as in the tiny thread that connects each episode together and then, in the last two episodes, we get one very epic story. What I've always loved the most about DW is the way it leads up to the season finale. All the clues are there, but they're so subtle that even if you're looking for them, you're likely never to see them. This season, not so. The first thing that happens in episode one is the bad guy tells the Doctor some evil premonition. And then at the end of this episode, you see the big 'ol crack of timy-whimy-space thing on the UK ship. AND IT WAS INCERDIBLY OBVIOUS. You couldn't have made the thing any more obvious even if you'd added giant neon signs that said "LOOK AT ME~!!!! I'M FORESHADOWING!"
I'll get over it, I'm sure, once the finale is upon us and it blinds me with it's amazing-ness.
I hope.
Off to dance now! Time to go try and turn my established characterization of the evil witch into a funnier one that's not so scary because, apparently, the teacher doesn't like how serious/scary Into the Woods is. *headdesk*
<3
No, not another fanfic, all my essays and other written crap I needed to send in.
AND I STILL HAVE FOUR DAYS LEFT BEFORE THE DEADLINE 8DDDDDDD *is shot*
For a little while there, I honestly thought my procrastination was going to royaly fuck me over and I was going to have to re-apply next year. BUT I DON'T HAVE TO SO BOO YEAH BITCHES!!!!!!
In other news, I'm still not sold on Mr. Eleventh Doctor, but that's alright, I'm still enjoying the show. Besides, it took me a good five episodes for Tennant to grow on me, and I'm in no rush. Mrs. Pond, I like your daring-ness. In the interview you said Amy wouldn't blindly follow the Doctor, and that was very promenant this episode. I find it very refreshing. My only real complaint about this season is the main plot; as in the tiny thread that connects each episode together and then, in the last two episodes, we get one very epic story. What I've always loved the most about DW is the way it leads up to the season finale. All the clues are there, but they're so subtle that even if you're looking for them, you're likely never to see them. This season, not so. The first thing that happens in episode one is the bad guy tells the Doctor some evil premonition. And then at the end of this episode, you see the big 'ol crack of timy-whimy-space thing on the UK ship. AND IT WAS INCERDIBLY OBVIOUS. You couldn't have made the thing any more obvious even if you'd added giant neon signs that said "LOOK AT ME~!!!! I'M FORESHADOWING!"
I'll get over it, I'm sure, once the finale is upon us and it blinds me with it's amazing-ness.
I hope.
Off to dance now! Time to go try and turn my established characterization of the evil witch into a funnier one that's not so scary because, apparently, the teacher doesn't like how serious/scary Into the Woods is. *headdesk*
<3