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fandomtownies2005-10-29 10:17 pm
Saturday Night at TARDIS #10
She leaves Mr. Phale feeling better than she has since she left DC in regards to the thousand and one questions she has. The word he had used, ineffable, made her feel better. He always made her feel better. Her mind wasn't clouded by doubt or anger or uncertainty. She just...was.
She unlocked the door and stepped inside. Off came her shoes, down went her bag. She looked around for Ten with a smile on her face.
She unlocked the door and stepped inside. Off came her shoes, down went her bag. She looked around for Ten with a smile on her face.

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Ten? Ten, what's wrong?
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Do you want to talk?
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[She's still remarkably peaceful and there is no blame in her voice]
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And he...the bloody Doctor...he called me on it. He has no right, he doesn't know what happened. It hasn't happened to him yet, it may not happen to him at all.
[He closes his eyes and rubs his temples.] I was wrong, and the consequences are mine alone.
Fuck time. Fuck all of it, the whole rutting mess.
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[She hops up and goes to the kitchen]
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[His voice trails off and he starts to laugh.]
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Of course you are, Ten. I never said you weren't. And you don't have to quit, or go on...um...holiday or whatever. I'm just saying have faith that this will all work out. When given a choice, chances are you'll make the right one, no matter what. It's called ineffable.
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The Doctor and I reached an agreement that if it makes my brain hurt to think about him you and you him...then I should just think of him as your brother and tuck the worry away. So I am. Do you mind?
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What?
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I'm sorry.
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Ok, I think I can explain this.
Imagine you believed in God. You only had faith, no proof, but you were comfortable with that, and everyting was fine. And then one day you met and angel who told you that everything you believe is really really true. Do you think having reality intrude upon your blind faith would be a comfort? Or would cause you pain?
That's where I'm at Ten. I had faith your past was real and true...but to be confronted with it, with him...next door, in my classroom, touching me...it's just too much. I really like blind faith Ten. I like being certain I'm right without proof.
Does that make any sense at all?
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