No Who: I don't know where to start with that one, but glad the time-travelling weirdness works for you.
Amy is very outgoing and outspoken (and working as a kiss-a-gramme) as companions go - probably because of being ginger and scottish in a village somewhere in middle england (they have cricket and a cottage hospital) where everybody was terribly understanding about her frankly odd circumstances (parents dead and she lives on her own in a big house) and that imaginary friend of hers ("the raggedly Doctor")... (she was waiting for him in the garden when they found her asleep on her suitcase) who turned out to be not!imaginary but very very late (like 15 years or so -- a point of contention) and progressively weird ("fez hats are cool")
That really doesn't cover it at all and I need to get me an Amy icon.
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Amy is very outgoing and outspoken (and working as a kiss-a-gramme) as companions go - probably because of being ginger and scottish in a village somewhere in middle england (they have cricket and a cottage hospital) where everybody was terribly understanding about her frankly odd circumstances (parents dead and she lives on her own in a big house) and that imaginary friend of hers ("the raggedly Doctor")... (she was waiting for him in the garden when they found her asleep on her suitcase) who turned out to be not!imaginary but very very late (like 15 years or so -- a point of contention) and progressively weird ("fez hats are cool")
That really doesn't cover it at all and I need to get me an Amy icon.
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Oh, I like. Nicely thought-provoking snippet.
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Ha! Awesome! :-)
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