Title: Six Senses
Author:
redknightalexFandom: Doctor Who
Rating: PG
Pairing/Characters: Ninth Doctor
Word Count: 100
Setting: Pre-”Rose”
Warnings: PTSD and angst.
Disclaimer: The BBC owns this all. I own the angst.
Summary: The prison of six senses.
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Thank you. :) It was a quick drabble that tried to say why Nine scared me, and get out my emotions, as quickly as possible. Someday I swear I'll do a meta.
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This is Nine exactly, everything is right there on that physical level, so that he's basically an open wound. And I love the suggestion here that Eight died by fire - that's not how I'd thought of it, but it's quite fitting.
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Thank you: the physical pain was exactly what I was going for.
I think the idea of fire came from Ten (and perhaps Nine, but I can't remember him speaking of fire) talking about all of the burning he had witnessed during the wars and coupled with reading Eight's story in "The Forgotten" about the key and dying alone...I don't know, they meshed. There's another plot bunny involved with that thread...but for another day.
(oh, poor Eight!)
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Mm, Ten does talk a lot about things burning. I can't stop hearing his reply to the Master about Gallifrey: "It burnt." Just the two words, and ouch.
Oh - "A million Dalek ships on fire", was that Nine? It sounds like Nine in my head, probably talking to the Lone Dalek? And then they talked about it burning in its crater for three days before anyone could get near it, and I know, re-entry, but I always got the feeling RTD meant for it to have been burning already before it hit atmosphere.
I need to reread The Forgotten again. Maybe once I finish Trial of a Timelord, I'll dig it out.
But, yes, the fire worked, it was good.
(And yes, poor Eight! *hugs him*)
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But let's get back to Eight! I'm working on grabbing the comics and reading through the novels but getting my hands on the first TPB is really, really difficult. So instead I watch my favorite bits of the movie...or my icon. :D
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Maybe Ten was to Nine what Eleven is to Ten? Interesting thought (and I hate analogies actually).
Thank you, hun. :)
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