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Your Muse: Rose Tyler
Muse wanted: Any incarnation of the Doctor or canonmates she hasn't met, or crossovers that might be interesting, especially if they share canonmate PBs...but I'm not picky.
Community: PSL, probably, but sixwordstories can be used
Fandom: Doctor Who
Canon: Probably something like season 3, but I could do anything season two onward.
Book, Movie, Game, Other: TV Show
PB: Whichever is appropriate for the charactrs
Contact via: (PM, comment, ect) PM or comment
Details: Basically, I'm seriously hankering for a verse with either a strong and defined plot to follow (rather than a setting or backdrop), or playing out a relationship (of some sort, it could be friendly, romantic, or somewhat antagonistic) from acquaintances onward to see how it goes. I'm willing to go with serious, silly, or dark themes, but as a rule I'd rather not play deteriorating/doomed relationships, and I'd like to actually play out the development, not suddenly just have it. So essentially, just nothing too dark and tragic, and nothing so light and fluffy that there's no substance.
Muse wanted: Any incarnation of the Doctor or canonmates she hasn't met, or crossovers that might be interesting, especially if they share canonmate PBs...but I'm not picky.
Community: PSL, probably, but sixwordstories can be used
Fandom: Doctor Who
Canon: Probably something like season 3, but I could do anything season two onward.
Book, Movie, Game, Other: TV Show
PB: Whichever is appropriate for the charactrs
Contact via: (PM, comment, ect) PM or comment
Details: Basically, I'm seriously hankering for a verse with either a strong and defined plot to follow (rather than a setting or backdrop), or playing out a relationship (of some sort, it could be friendly, romantic, or somewhat antagonistic) from acquaintances onward to see how it goes. I'm willing to go with serious, silly, or dark themes, but as a rule I'd rather not play deteriorating/doomed relationships, and I'd like to actually play out the development, not suddenly just have it. So essentially, just nothing too dark and tragic, and nothing so light and fluffy that there's no substance.