Alrighty, you lot. Comment here, and I shall tell you exactly what Sam really thinks of your character. Granted, he's a bit new and doesn't know all that many people yet, but... whatever! Just for a lark, you know.
Sam thinks River's a nut, but he really likes her nonetheless. A great deal of this is because, upon their first meeting, she immediately said- no, you're not insane. She never doubted it for a minute. And Sam, well- Sam doubts his own sanity a dozen times a day, and that's nothing to everybody else he interacts with, so that was a massive plus point for dear River. Also, concerning the insanity thing, there's a bit of solidarity going on there, just because, you know, half the time he thinks he's a loony himself.
He also feels generally extremely protective of her, because of what's been done to her. As you know, Sam has a sense of justice larger than the rest of his CID put together, so he'd happily bung up everyone from the Academy and occasionally let Gene loose on them to duff 'em up a bit.
She reminds him of Annie, in a way- in her insistence to just live where you are and not bother yourself with doubting yourself and your own mind. And, you know, Sam hearts Annie.
He worries about her because of her association with the Master, but he doesn't know what to make of that overall, so that's just an added layer of confusion there.
He also feels generally extremely protective of her, because of what's been done to her. As you know, Sam has a sense of justice larger than the rest of his CID put together, so he'd happily bung up everyone from the Academy and occasionally let Gene loose on them to duff 'em up a bit.
She reminds him of Annie, in a way- in her insistence to just live where you are and not bother yourself with doubting yourself and your own mind. And, you know, Sam hearts Annie.
He worries about her because of her association with the Master, but he doesn't know what to make of that overall, so that's just an added layer of confusion there.
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