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"Even if you're on the right track, you'll get run over if you just sit there." - Will Rogers

"It takes seventeen muscles to smile and forty-three to frown." - Anonymous

"You must be the change you wish to see in the world." - Mahatma Gandhi

"It's not about how many years you live for. It's about how you live those years." - Anonymous

Monday, May 28, 2012

I'm writing some more - Doctor Who this time!

Ooh, a new category!

Yes, I'm experimenting with Doctor Who. Usually I don't like reading or writing Doctor Who fanfics, but this one DEMANDED to be written . . .

It's from the 'Girl in the Fireplace' episode, featuring Madame de Pompadour, or Reinette.

I cry every time I watch that episode, and today was no exception. When he read her letter at the end, and his eyes . . .waaah!

But now I shall write my own version of this cutting ending. Nothing will change, but it may feature a bit of the Doctor's POV and Reinette's POV.

The first paragraph - you will get more tomorrow if you're lucky ;)

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Ch1:

His voice called from behind the fireplace, and I paused for just a moment; savouring the rush of nostalgia, and the dredge of childhood memories that emerged at the sound of his calling.

He called again, and I gathered my skirts with haste, dipping my head to meet his playful gaze. Oh, and the way my name rolled off his tongue! The way his deep timbre tasted the words, wove a feeling and a story into silken music.

He bustled behind the wooden frame, his smile lit up by those flickering flames. A small pang of sadness shot through me when I returned it with a hesitant one of my own, and his retreating figure faded behind the rising flames, but I pushed it aside.

Instead I rushed to that window, chocolate eyes searching the night sky with the wonder of a child, seeing the world through a film of glorious uncertainty. Pick a star, he said, any star.

So just for tonight, though reason tells me otherwise, I will stick to my child-like fantasies of dancing on the tendrils of the night sky, flying amongst the stars.  Though I know, and somehow always knew, that we would never be together, I will pretend for just a little longer.

Waiting for The Doctor. Waiting patiently for my lonely angel.

God Speed, my love.

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