CR Chart deux
Let's try this again.
CHARACTER RELATIONS CHART
☆ Love
☆ Friend
☆ Likes
☆ Family
☆ Neutral
★ Annoying
★ Dislike
★ Wary
★ Dangerous
★ Hate
Verse-Specific CR
Peter Vincent
Idiotic, violent, foul-mouthed Doctor doppelganger with a drinking problem and extreme insecurity issues. They fight almost as much as they...don't. And they don't quite often. There's somewhat less venom in their fights, though, as he slowly becomes comfortable with the concept of her sticking around, and she falls for his stupid, stupid self.
....Which is to say she's stupidly in love with him, despite his talent for driving her up a wall.
Mentally, not physically. She doesn't mind the physical walls so much.
minigolfnsushi☆★
Campbell Bain
She was never actually all that surprised by his familiar face so much as how tiny and ginger he is, as she's met many alternate Doctors and not-Doctors in her time. The weird part is how this one's in her universe. This must explain why she's set up camp in Glasgow instead of traveling near enough, why she spends so much time visiting him, or why she doesn't seem to mind being adopted as his girlfriend without much preamble.
Or it's because she genuinely likes him. Really, really likes him to the point where it's less 'like' and probably closer to words that shall not be said. She's a bit uncomfortable and self-conscious with the age-gap involved, but she finds his enthusiastic charm a compelling argument for it. She's pretty sure she was meant to be humoring and helping him while investigating how he looks the way he does, but apparently that plan's shot. She's a little bit concerned things will end horribly, but for the most part she's just ignoring the possibility entirely, because she likes the time she's around him. Quite possibly more than anything else.
proudlooney☆☆☆
The Doctor (Hers)
He conned his way onto the TARDIS, lied to her about who he was and why he wanted her help, and fought tooth and nail for her trust just to reveal he'd been lying to her the whole time. Yet, in the process he did manage to prove he was the Doctor from her world. For real this time, and very cross she had to deal with an impostor.
She...loves him. She wants to love him, anyway. She wants to trust him and everything he says, and to be relieved he already knows what she's done in her time. She enjoys the connection with him and the TARDIS, too, but...she can't help waiting to wake up and find him out he's thrown her out of the TARDIS and rejected her the same way the old not-him did. Even more, she's afraid he'll accept her and everything will be wonderful like she used to hope for, and then one day he'll die or be taken away again like everyone else she's ever cared about always has. It makes genuine intimacy difficult
strandedthere☆☆☆★★
Detective Inspector Liam Riley
She met DI Riley completely by accident, following the sound of a gunshot and mistaking him for a very unfortunate Doctor. Naturally, at the sight of a shoulder wound, she panicked and drove him straight to Torchwood. After all, he fainted. After a physical and some extremely extensive background checking by Torchwood she realized he wasn't actually the Doctor at all, but instead a random Scottish DI. Unsure of what to do with him, at first she simply let him go...but eventually, her curiosity got the best of her, and she recruited him as Torchwood's liason with the local (or not so local) police. It pays well. Honest.
Her feelings regarding DI Riley are...complicated. While they're certainly not romantic at this point, to be perfectly fair she doesn't examine them at all. She keeps them neatly folded up and hidden behind the firm shield of professionalism...to such a cold extreme it often gives him grief. She does tend to be exasperated by his apparent luck at finding her in compromising positions...but she trusts him enough to work with him, and probably a little bit more than she really should given their limited experience. In truth, he's one of the people she's most comfortable with in her job, and who she trusts most in Torchwood on a personal level...it's just it's not saying much. Most of whatever friendship she might feel toward him, though, is resolutely smothered out behind her professionalism. She's a little bit afraid to interact with him on a personal and relaxed level, so she may occasionally go out of her way to annoy him and push him away from ever getting the idea to try.
scots_fuzz☆☆★★
Michael David
DAVID ISSUES MUCH?
He only looks and acts almost exactly like the Scottish professor she fell for once, and who she had to watch die a very drawn out and painful death. She's so torn between wanting another chance, not wanting to use an innocent person in a ridiculous fantasy, the fear that she'll get the second chance and the same thing will happen all over again, and the desire simply to save him from that fate, that she always ends up acting like a spaz-idiot with him.
reallynothim☆☆★★★★
Rose Tyler
The Rose whose universe was destroyed with the return of Gallifrey, and who was eventually adopted by one of the roving Doctors. She's looking for a way to extend her life so she can be with the Doctor longer.
Rose both pities and envies this younger version. She's lived the life Rose would rather have, but the interference of the broken universe has derailed the life she should have, and she, being young and naive, is piloting her way to heartbreak. She hopes her younger self will succeed in what she's trying, but doesn't believe for a second that she will.
huffpuffblonde☆
Rose Tyler
The broken ghost of a Master that Rose does her best to help. She met him about the time that everything in the universe was falling apart, and most of her friends had left (or she was deliberately avoiding them). She's fond of him, and has promised to find a way to either fix his hunger or stop the drums, but she's drifted somewhat now and doesn't go looking quite as much as she used to.
She always brings along food if she's intentionally visiting him, but she doesn't find the lack of it an excuse to bite her. She's very firm about that.
ofdrumsthesound☆★★
Meta CR
The Metacrisis Doctor
She loves him. Luffles him. She's happy with him, she really is. She's angry about the way the Doctor put them together, but she doesn't blame this Doctor for it, and she's completely ready to try to make a life with him.
A life with adventures and aliens.
metacrisisman☆☆☆
The Metacrisis Doctor
GUESS who she also luffs? Even though he's a bit of a derp, and she's very sure Gina keeps trying to put the moves on him. So far this apparently hasn't been a success, though. Which is good, because she's probably ungodly jealous of him.
But seriously, their life is still pretty early, but she's not nothing to complain about so far.
borninbattle☆☆☆
The Ninth Doctor
What.
The.
Hell.
She doesn't know what to do with him. She loves him on principle, but...it's the Doctor who's gone, except from after that in his time line. How is that even possible? What does that even mean? She doesn't know what to think about anything concerning him..
oncomin_storm☆☆★★
Rory Williams
The strange man who arrived without a memory. Apparently he sort of showed up in some spectacular way or another, though without any memories of who he was or where he came from. The Doctor and Rose took it upon themselves to adopt him and ideally help him recover his memories. In reality they mostly get into trouble.
He's sort of like...Rose's BFF troll mate...something. She is constantly dragging him into trouble of some sort, but to be fair she rarely hears any complaints that sound sincere to her. Although she may occasionally tease him a bit (usually to goad him into trouble) she does genuinely like him, and occasionally they team up to make all the trouble in the world for the Doctor.
last_centurion☆☆
Table original coding: facetious
CHARACTER RELATIONS CHART
☆ Love
☆ Friend
☆ Likes
☆ Family
☆ Neutral
★ Annoying
★ Dislike
★ Wary
★ Dangerous
★ Hate
Verse-Specific CR
Peter Vincent
Idiotic, violent, foul-mouthed Doctor doppelganger with a drinking problem and extreme insecurity issues. They fight almost as much as they...don't. And they don't quite often. There's somewhat less venom in their fights, though, as he slowly becomes comfortable with the concept of her sticking around, and she falls for his stupid, stupid self.
....Which is to say she's stupidly in love with him, despite his talent for driving her up a wall.
Mentally, not physically. She doesn't mind the physical walls so much.
minigolfnsushi☆★
Campbell Bain
She was never actually all that surprised by his familiar face so much as how tiny and ginger he is, as she's met many alternate Doctors and not-Doctors in her time. The weird part is how this one's in her universe. This must explain why she's set up camp in Glasgow instead of traveling near enough, why she spends so much time visiting him, or why she doesn't seem to mind being adopted as his girlfriend without much preamble.
Or it's because she genuinely likes him. Really, really likes him to the point where it's less 'like' and probably closer to words that shall not be said. She's a bit uncomfortable and self-conscious with the age-gap involved, but she finds his enthusiastic charm a compelling argument for it. She's pretty sure she was meant to be humoring and helping him while investigating how he looks the way he does, but apparently that plan's shot. She's a little bit concerned things will end horribly, but for the most part she's just ignoring the possibility entirely, because she likes the time she's around him. Quite possibly more than anything else.
proudlooney☆☆☆
The Doctor (Hers)
He conned his way onto the TARDIS, lied to her about who he was and why he wanted her help, and fought tooth and nail for her trust just to reveal he'd been lying to her the whole time. Yet, in the process he did manage to prove he was the Doctor from her world. For real this time, and very cross she had to deal with an impostor.
She...loves him. She wants to love him, anyway. She wants to trust him and everything he says, and to be relieved he already knows what she's done in her time. She enjoys the connection with him and the TARDIS, too, but...she can't help waiting to wake up and find him out he's thrown her out of the TARDIS and rejected her the same way the old not-him did. Even more, she's afraid he'll accept her and everything will be wonderful like she used to hope for, and then one day he'll die or be taken away again like everyone else she's ever cared about always has. It makes genuine intimacy difficult
strandedthere☆☆☆★★
Detective Inspector Liam Riley
She met DI Riley completely by accident, following the sound of a gunshot and mistaking him for a very unfortunate Doctor. Naturally, at the sight of a shoulder wound, she panicked and drove him straight to Torchwood. After all, he fainted. After a physical and some extremely extensive background checking by Torchwood she realized he wasn't actually the Doctor at all, but instead a random Scottish DI. Unsure of what to do with him, at first she simply let him go...but eventually, her curiosity got the best of her, and she recruited him as Torchwood's liason with the local (or not so local) police. It pays well. Honest.
Her feelings regarding DI Riley are...complicated. While they're certainly not romantic at this point, to be perfectly fair she doesn't examine them at all. She keeps them neatly folded up and hidden behind the firm shield of professionalism...to such a cold extreme it often gives him grief. She does tend to be exasperated by his apparent luck at finding her in compromising positions...but she trusts him enough to work with him, and probably a little bit more than she really should given their limited experience. In truth, he's one of the people she's most comfortable with in her job, and who she trusts most in Torchwood on a personal level...it's just it's not saying much. Most of whatever friendship she might feel toward him, though, is resolutely smothered out behind her professionalism. She's a little bit afraid to interact with him on a personal and relaxed level, so she may occasionally go out of her way to annoy him and push him away from ever getting the idea to try.
scots_fuzz☆☆★★
Michael David
DAVID ISSUES MUCH?
He only looks and acts almost exactly like the Scottish professor she fell for once, and who she had to watch die a very drawn out and painful death. She's so torn between wanting another chance, not wanting to use an innocent person in a ridiculous fantasy, the fear that she'll get the second chance and the same thing will happen all over again, and the desire simply to save him from that fate, that she always ends up acting like a spaz-idiot with him.
reallynothim☆☆★★★★
Rose Tyler
The Rose whose universe was destroyed with the return of Gallifrey, and who was eventually adopted by one of the roving Doctors. She's looking for a way to extend her life so she can be with the Doctor longer.
Rose both pities and envies this younger version. She's lived the life Rose would rather have, but the interference of the broken universe has derailed the life she should have, and she, being young and naive, is piloting her way to heartbreak. She hopes her younger self will succeed in what she's trying, but doesn't believe for a second that she will.
huffpuffblonde☆
Rose Tyler
The broken ghost of a Master that Rose does her best to help. She met him about the time that everything in the universe was falling apart, and most of her friends had left (or she was deliberately avoiding them). She's fond of him, and has promised to find a way to either fix his hunger or stop the drums, but she's drifted somewhat now and doesn't go looking quite as much as she used to.
She always brings along food if she's intentionally visiting him, but she doesn't find the lack of it an excuse to bite her. She's very firm about that.
ofdrumsthesound☆★★
Meta CR
The Metacrisis Doctor
She loves him. Luffles him. She's happy with him, she really is. She's angry about the way the Doctor put them together, but she doesn't blame this Doctor for it, and she's completely ready to try to make a life with him.
A life with adventures and aliens.
metacrisisman☆☆☆
The Metacrisis Doctor
GUESS who she also luffs? Even though he's a bit of a derp, and she's very sure Gina keeps trying to put the moves on him. So far this apparently hasn't been a success, though. Which is good, because she's probably ungodly jealous of him.
But seriously, their life is still pretty early, but she's not nothing to complain about so far.
borninbattle☆☆☆
The Ninth Doctor
What.
The.
Hell.
She doesn't know what to do with him. She loves him on principle, but...it's the Doctor who's gone, except from after that in his time line. How is that even possible? What does that even mean? She doesn't know what to think about anything concerning him..
oncomin_storm☆☆★★
Rory Williams
The strange man who arrived without a memory. Apparently he sort of showed up in some spectacular way or another, though without any memories of who he was or where he came from. The Doctor and Rose took it upon themselves to adopt him and ideally help him recover his memories. In reality they mostly get into trouble.
He's sort of like...Rose's BFF troll mate...something. She is constantly dragging him into trouble of some sort, but to be fair she rarely hears any complaints that sound sincere to her. Although she may occasionally tease him a bit (usually to goad him into trouble) she does genuinely like him, and occasionally they team up to make all the trouble in the world for the Doctor.
last_centurion☆☆
Table original coding: facetious