Past-Part Fills Post 1 -- CLOSED

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Doctor Who + England anonymous November 2 2009, 21:42:57 UTC
Here is the original request from part 6: http://hetalia-kink.livejournal.com/10530.html?thread=15061794#t15061794

I have to fill this. It's calling my name.

I can't decide which Doctor to pick...!

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Two Minutes To Belgium [1/?] anonymous November 3 2009, 16:51:02 UTC
For clarification: The first part of this fill occurs during Season 1 of the new series, where the Doctor (number 9) and Rose are stuck in Downing Street with the lovely Harriet Jones, trying to get the Slitheen to gtfo the planet. The second part occurs shortly afterward in Arthur's time stream, but quite some time after the Doctor regenerates into number 10, meaning after the finale of Season 4. I also worked in a reference to “Time Crash”, the 10 minute 2008 'Children In Need' episode.

Disclaimer: Doctor Who is property of the BBC and I hold no rights to anything affiliated with it, as much as I sincerely wish otherwise.Arthur was in 10 Downing Street ( ... )

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Two Minutes To Belgium [2/?] anonymous November 3 2009, 16:52:08 UTC
“General Asquith, sir, we've had a priority alarm. It's Code 9 confirmed, Code 9 ( ... )

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Two Minutes To Belgium [3/?] anonymous November 3 2009, 16:53:09 UTC
The soldier quickly escorted him downstairs, past a flood of incoming people. He passed a man and a woman with blond hair who were being escorted into the building. He could hear the voices outside, the whispers of “Doctor”. “That must be him...!”

Well. There was only one way that Arthur would be able to be involved in all of this, he figured. Be involved with the one person they need more than anything. He shouted after their retreating forms. “Doctor! Doctor, please!”

But the Doctor didn't hear him. The security officer tossed him out and abruptly shut the door to 10 Downing Street after him. He almost flailed his limbs in helplessness, a gesture that would have been far too much like a certain pasta-loving Italian.

So unlike his normal composure, he ran to the door and banged several times. “Let me back in! I need to speak with the Doctor! DOCTOR!”

Later that night, helplessly walking the streets of London gave him another glimpse of that blue box. It faded away just as he turned a corner, taking the sound of the universe with

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Two Minutes To Belgium [4/?] anonymous November 3 2009, 16:54:13 UTC
Many weeks had passed and that newspaper still sat on his coffee table, that newspaper declaring the spaceship a hoax. He couldn't quite bring himself to throw it away ( ... )

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Two Minutes To Belgium [5/?] anonymous November 3 2009, 16:55:48 UTC
"You know the Doctor, don't you?” Arthur suddenly blurted out.

The man paused and turned around, hands in his pockets. “I do know the Doctor, who might you be?”

“Ah... My name is Arthur Kirkland-”

“Oh, I know who you are! You're part of that lot that fancies themselves countries.” The thin man was bouncing on his feet with a big grin plastered on his face.

“We are countries-”

“I know, I know. How's that going, by the way? There must be a lot of you by now.”

Arthur just raised a bushy eyebrow at him. “Is the Doctor here anywhere?”

“What d'you mean? I'm the Doctor!”

“...You're the Doctor?”

The thin man in the suit waved at him. “Hello!”

“You certainly don't look like the Doctor. He's a bit older than you.”

“Nah, you mean I'm a bit older than him!” He went back to trying to open the TARDIS's door. Arthur was becoming increasingly irritated at the man's chipperness.

“Well?” The man in the blue suit walked into the box and popped his head out. “Are you coming or not?”

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Two Minutes To Belgium [6/?] anonymous November 3 2009, 16:56:54 UTC
Arthur considered it for a moment. He was aware that since it could disappear, there were likely other things about it that made it much more than just a big blue box. He wasn't much of a risk taker, generally speaking, but he stepped inside all the same ( ... )

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Two Minutes To Belgium [7/?] anonymous November 3 2009, 16:58:11 UTC
Arthur turned toward the door, then hesitated. “If we're on a different planet, how can you be sure there's air ( ... )

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Two Minutes To Belgium [8/?] anonymous November 3 2009, 16:59:42 UTC
The TARDIS spun and whirled and within seconds, Arthur was back home, in the exact alley that the Doctor had taken him from ( ... )

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Re: Two Minutes To Belgium [8/?] anonymous November 11 2009, 21:33:57 UTC
Author!Anon here.~

I should probably mention that this fic IS in fact finished. I just accidentally put 8/? instead of 8/8 in the title. My bad, sorry. =x

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