Once again: you are so much more articulate than I can ever hope to be, you little liar.
Part of me doesn't believe that the Doctor would accept this. Part of me thinks that the Doctor comes back, a hundred years later in his timeline and a few months/years later in Sam's, and opens the damn medallion for him, and says "I'm sorry," but he isn't.
(I like the small things that remind us the Doctor's not a god. He may not be human or mortal but he gets sopping wet in the rain just like the rest of us. YES.)
...I sort of think the Doctor comes back and does that too. And I hate it because it would be fucking stupid and completely unfair and deeply selfish. Which is why I pretend to have faith in the Doctor here.
And there's the paragraph where I reveal I ship Sam/Gene really hard. Sam can use Annie as his therapist all he likes, but as his therapist the poor girl is going to conclude that he's a bit nuts. Gene just doesn't fucking put up with Sam's crazy bullshit and that does way, way more to keep Sam grounded than a thousand talks with Annie. This makes me very happy indeed and feels *extremely* true.
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Part of me doesn't believe that the Doctor would accept this. Part of me thinks that the Doctor comes back, a hundred years later in his timeline and a few months/years later in Sam's, and opens the damn medallion for him, and says "I'm sorry," but he isn't.
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ME TOO. *bonds. covalently*
This was great fun to read through; I picked up on a couple of quotes and references that I'd missed before.
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This makes me very happy indeed and feels *extremely* true.
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