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nancybrown

DW Fic: Ere We Extinguish

Apr 08, 2013 20:27

Title: Ere We Extinguish
Author: nancybrown
Fandom: Doctor Who
Characters/Pairings: Mickey/Martha, Jack
Rating: PG
Words: 1000
Warnings: post-injury related trauma, past character death
Spoilers: none
Summary: A year after the dragons, Martha and Mickey return home.
AN: Sequel to " The Day the Dragons Came". Written for trope bingo square: au: apocalypse ( Read more... )

mickey smith, trope bingo, doctor who, martha jones

Comments 8

rabecka April 9 2013, 06:46:14 UTC

Seeing this encouraged me to reread the original story, which is still fantastic. This is a nice little coda, a hopeful look at the aftermath. Enjoyed the line about Martha being a mad Shakespeare fan. (Oh, and I was away for a few days, but will be cycling back around to the stories you posted last week. Something to look forward to...)

nancybrown April 9 2013, 11:59:15 UTC

:D Thanks!

It's weird, but I miss the dragon universe. I really loved playing there, incineration and all.

elainasaunt April 9 2013, 15:24:53 UTC

Wow. I somehow had never seen the dragon fic, so I went to read that first. Amazing piece of work! And this is a fitting coda.

nancybrown April 10 2013, 00:17:30 UTC

Thanks! It's one of my favourite universes, so hey, chance to revisit!

tymewyse April 9 2013, 16:16:48 UTC

Somehow I had completely missed the dragons. I'm glad you make it a habit to share the link to the original story when you post one of these fantastic follow-up stories. I did read this first, and to be honest it helped me get through the other one; it's even nicer now the second time around.

nancybrown April 10 2013, 00:18:08 UTC

The other one can be a LITTLE stressful if you don't know how it ends, yes. :)

fide_et_spe April 9 2013, 19:21:53 UTC

Oh I'm so happy you wrote this! You know how much I adore the dragon story.

I think Mickey's eyes are getting better, I have hope for them.

I really like the idea of you writing more in this universe, it does have potential for a sequel about how they survive and rebuild.

nancybrown April 10 2013, 00:21:17 UTC

He's not getting better, exactly. I've based his visual ability on those of a friend who's blind: a little light, sometimes colour, not much else. It's an interesting perspective on the world. (And, um, visual impairments have been in the forefront of my thoughts lately.)

I dunno about more. (I know. I always say that.) There'd have to be a good enough plot to make it worthwhile. *ponder*