Doctor Who, Memories Trapped In Time (2/2), Amy and Rory, PG-13ish, Choose not to WarnbrynspikessNovember 4 2011, 05:17:18 UTC
Amy has always been a little bit odd - but even Rory has to admit it's getting worse. She's been more skittish, looking over her shoulder as she walks down the street, avoiding going out when she can. Rory doesn't confront her about it, knowing that she'll talk to him when she needs to.
Which is why he's caught by surprise when he comes home from work one night. Mrs. Angelo is tied to a chair in the middle of the living room, and his wife is standing over her with a knife. The rug - a wedding gift from his mother - has already been stained beyond repair. Amy has an eye patch over her right eye, a cheap piece of black plastic that was probably salvaged from an old Halloween costume.
"She's an operative for the Silence, Captain Williams. She tried to abduct me. If the Silence have found us, then this town isn't safe anymore. We need to find out what their plan is."
He's at a crossroads, and he can feel his destiny hinge on what decision he makes at this moment. He has a chance to get out, to deliver Amy to the mental hospital and leave her there, to strike out on his own and have a real chance at a normal life with a white picket fence and 2.5 kids that don't get kidnapped and turn into Time Lords and only visit when they've escaped from some futuristic jail for killing their husbands. Or he could follow this life through wherever it leads, stay with Amy, the wife he swore to love and to honor, to protect and to stay faithful to, no matter what aliens attack or how weird their lives become.
A few hours later Rory is washing blood off of his hands while Amy is packing their bags, and he feels at peace. In the end, it's not really a choice. He'll be whatever she needs him to be. He's always been there for Amy, and he always will be.
Which is why he's caught by surprise when he comes home from work one night. Mrs. Angelo is tied to a chair in the middle of the living room, and his wife is standing over her with a knife. The rug - a wedding gift from his mother - has already been stained beyond repair. Amy has an eye patch over her right eye, a cheap piece of black plastic that was probably salvaged from an old Halloween costume.
"She's an operative for the Silence, Captain Williams. She tried to abduct me. If the Silence have found us, then this town isn't safe anymore. We need to find out what their plan is."
He's at a crossroads, and he can feel his destiny hinge on what decision he makes at this moment. He has a chance to get out, to deliver Amy to the mental hospital and leave her there, to strike out on his own and have a real chance at a normal life with a white picket fence and 2.5 kids that don't get kidnapped and turn into Time Lords and only visit when they've escaped from some futuristic jail for killing their husbands. Or he could follow this life through wherever it leads, stay with Amy, the wife he swore to love and to honor, to protect and to stay faithful to, no matter what aliens attack or how weird their lives become.
A few hours later Rory is washing blood off of his hands while Amy is packing their bags, and he feels at peace. In the end, it's not really a choice. He'll be whatever she needs him to be. He's always been there for Amy, and he always will be.
No matter what.
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