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[saneasme]

Is there a doctor in this book? Only one that heals time and space, and not people. Well, maybe people, too. But the time and space part is more important. I have an idea, or a question, or maybe both, and maybe you might know the answer better than I would.

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[timey_wimey]

Is someone calling for me?

[saneasme]

Writing, actually. But yes, I think so. I'm someone named Luna Lovegood, and have you seen crumplehorned snorkacks anywhere? Just thought I'd ask.

Oh. And there's one other thing, about a kind of watch. Or maybe a compass. Maybe both, actually.

[timey_wimey]

Ohhh, Luna Lovegood! Hello, I'm the Doctor, and - by the way, this is from the hearts - it's a pleasure to meet you. Haven't seen any snorkacks anywhere, I'm afraid, but you know, I live for the day.

What sort of watch?

[saneasme]

It's a pleasure to meet you, too. Although it's a shame about the snorkacks.

Is there any way to tell when you are? Because some of my friends are behind me, and I'd rather not spoil them on some things that I've seen because I'm ahead of them. A kind of watch to tell when people are. Or maybe a compass.

[timey_wimey]

A watch to tell when people are, hmm? Well, I can't say I have one lying around at the moment, but the TARDIS has a system that tells the date and time of landing, so I'm sure if you gave me a day or so I could easily cobble together a portable version for you.

Out of interest, Luna, what year are you in?

[saneasme]

That would be very helpful, I think. If I'm not here, I'll be at school, or at least I'd like to hope so. I do hope they don't mind me missing so many days.

I'm in 1998. The end of April, 1998. One of my professors is from two years ago, and one of my professors isn't a professor yet at all.