Hobbies you've tried

( What a Time Lord does in his free time )

Remix: find something you wrote a while ago and re-write it in a different form, using the same basic plot

( The patter of lazy raindrops upon worn wood provided quiet accompaniment to the lone figure crossing the rain-slick road. )

Clothes swap: you awake to find all your clothes have been swapped with someone else's

( His mind fought through fog but failed to offer up any useful memories, ultimately dismissing the circumstances with the mental equivalent of a cautious shrug. )

Five Things

a. Five things that make you happy

1) the quick, sharp thwack of a cricket bat against ball
2) the Eye of Orion
3) the scent of the air after it rains on Earth
4) warm socks
5) a good book

b. Five things that make you sad1) the chill of first frost ( Read more... )

Teetering on the brink of regeneration before his last arrival in the village, the Doctor presumed his return would take him back to that very moment in his timeline. He expected the view of the intimately familiar ceiling of the TARDIS, but his first glimpse of an existence outside the reach of Haurvatat turned out much less inviting a scene ( Read more... )

Write an epilogue or a prologue to an episode or book or audio featuring your character

( Epilogue for the Telos novella 'Blood and Hope' by Ian McLaughlin, contains major spoilers )

Posting because the song had turned up on my iPod during my commute and I think I've never posted the accompanying Fifth Doctor vid, so here it is along with some commentary. The song is "Cricket" by the Kinks:

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I find it interesting that it's a song which basically heaps praise on cricket with religious connotations, and this perfectly matches ( Read more... )

Write 50 sentences about your character.

( Started off his existence with a problematic regeneration which nearly failed )

Quote: Everyone's quick to blame the alien. - AeschylusThe cuffs cut faint furrows into the Doctor’s wrists, not deep enough to draw blood, but enough to irritate and redden the skin beneath the metal. A fascinatingly resilient alloy it was, too, impervious to his attempts to wriggle free or pick the lock ( Read more... )

1. Setting/scenario:
Hearing a voice that only you can hear

and

3. Writing:
Write a scene in the style of a famous author

( In the whirl of the Vortex, all boxy and blue / The TARDIS sped on, as her wont was to do. )