Jack is sure that there must be a fallacy in there somewhere, but religious debate is not his forte. He’d much rather do a problem in fifth-dimensional quantum geometry. In his head. While drunk.
Hee! Love this line. Ditto, this one:
Jack’s voice is quiet, but acidic enough to melt a Slitheen. Great description!
Jack can’t match the Doctor’s Oncoming Storm glare, but he can do a damn good imitation, with more a century of anger and violence to draw on.
Damn, poor Jack, makes me feel very badly for him along with how good his imitation would be.
In a way, I feel sorry for Chris Turner and what he's been through, but in a way I don't, that he's willing to let Donna die rather than tell Linton that he lied or something else. His new-found religious fervour scares me, especially since it's based on a fallible alien.
The bewilderment on Jack’s face quickly transforms into a smile. “The truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth!”
Re: CoT Part 4lindenharpOctober 4 2008, 07:17:39 UTC
I'm glad you're enjoying it. Just remember: I'm not offering prizes for fastest read-through. :-)
And you can certainly feel sorry for Chris Turner. He's a broken personality -- a broken person -- trying to put himself together. And he's not willing to let Donna die. He has ever faith that the Lord Raphael will heal her mind.
Hee! Love this line. Ditto, this one:
Jack’s voice is quiet, but acidic enough to melt a Slitheen. Great description!
Jack can’t match the Doctor’s Oncoming Storm glare, but he can do a damn good imitation, with more a century of anger and violence to draw on.
Damn, poor Jack, makes me feel very badly for him along with how good his imitation would be.
In a way, I feel sorry for Chris Turner and what he's been through, but in a way I don't, that he's willing to let Donna die rather than tell Linton that he lied or something else. His new-found religious fervour scares me, especially since it's based on a fallible alien.
The bewilderment on Jack’s face quickly transforms into a smile. “The truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth!”
“He won’t believe me,” Turner objects. “He’ll think I’m barmy!”
Dr. Martha Jones (also known as the Messenger, the World-Walker, and the Bringer of Hope) grins. “Yep. He will.”
::runs to Part 5!::
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And you can certainly feel sorry for Chris Turner. He's a broken personality -- a broken person -- trying to put himself together. And he's not willing to let Donna die. He has ever faith that the Lord Raphael will heal her mind.
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