Cripes.

[kseda]

The amount of angst generated in the EDAs could possibly make one BEG for universe-separating walls and beaches in Norway. Or maybe I need to try reading less into The Ancestor Cell. Discuss.

In other news I'm almost a month late but I've fallen in love with "Tin Man." Glitch is LOVE, DG/Cain shippers confuse me, and I am naming my first born

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[polaris_starz]

I reeeeeealy need to get back to reading the EDAs. First semester college kind of kicked my ass, but I think if I can manage to hold things down next semester, that is going to be my project. Brain candy! It's a good thing.

I LOVE Tin Man. Glitch/Cain is my OTP and I have this insane urge to write an incredibly long fic on the aftereffects of Glitch's brain being restored, since I seem to disagree with most of the fandom's opinion about what Ambrose would be like.

[some_stars]

mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm, Ancestor Cell angst :D :D :D :D :D I am just never gonna get over how precisely that book targets my hindbrain of sheer emotional PORN. abandonment! redemption! love that lasts a thousand years!!!

[doyle_sb4]

The amount of angst generated in the EDAs could possibly make one BEG for universe-separating walls and beaches in Norway.

Y. Because you've got constant small-scale angst (Anji falling in love, getting married and moving on with her life, only to have to forget four years in order to go home; Fitz and every relationship ever; various main characters getting emotionally or physically tortured) and also the FECKING MASSIVE ANGST of Gallifrey going boom, the Doctor losing and never recovering his memories, the hundred year exile on Earth, the fact that Fitz (post Interference) and Sam aren't 'real'... it all adds up to a big angsty bundle. And I love it so.

[wishfulaces]

Glitch ROCKS. I just cannot get enough of him, and I love his interactions particularly with Cain.