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Fandom: Doctor Who (2005) Rating: Mature Relationship(s): Ninth Doctor/Rose Tyler Character(s): Ninth Doctor, Rose Tyler Additional Tag(s): Introspection, Season/Series 01, Nightmares, Mild Hurt/Comfort, Implied Sexual Content, Foreshadowing, Prompt Fic, Prompt Fill, Tumblr Prompt, @doctorrosebingo, Podfic Welcome Summary: A slippery slope they’d started down, it turned out. Not that either of them cared. Whatever the universe might have to say, they made their own rules. Prompt: Gradually moving in together

#doctor who #fanfiction #my fanfiction #ninerose #ninth doctor #rose tyler #rose tyler x the doctor #doctorrosebingor2 #timepetals

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These days we all need to be channeling our inner Annie Kinsella.

"Read Banned Books" a new full page cartoon essay published in The New York Times Arts & Leisure section today.

#reblog #book banning #banning books is fucking stupid #fuck book banners #books #Youtube

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#THE DOCTOR SHOULD HAVE UPDATED "JOHN SMITH" TO "MR. SPOCK" AS THE CODE NAME

#doctor who #gifs #ninerose #rose tyler x the doctor #funny #doctorrose #ninth doctor x rose tyler #timepetals #ninth doctor #rose tyler

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#doctor who #gifs #ninth doctor #eleventh doctor #oh yeah i can definitely see the resemblance here #brilliant acting that

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A List of Quotes About the Doctor and Rose

“From the moment they meet, the Doctor and Rose are soul mates. They understand and complement each other.” – Russell T Davies

“To all intents and purposes, it’s a love story, really, the Doctor and Rose. Rose is clearly in love with the Doctor. And as time goes on we realize that he’s rather fallen for her.” – David Tennant

“She’s the one woman, the one human, that can make him better – that can make him a bigger character, a better man.” – Julie Gardner

“It’s a love story. It’s like love at first sight, in a way.” – Christopher Eccleston

“What Rose brings to the Doctor’s life is completion. It’s completing a circle – he’s male, he’s alien, he’s a traveler. Between the two of them together they complement each other and discover each other. And are in love with each other – absolutely, unashamedly, unreservedly.” – Russell T Davies

“I think it’s like all these relationships, like Mulder and Scully and Moonlighting, you know.” – David Tennant

“Obviously and quite overtly, really, the subtext of this show is that the Doctor is hopelessly in love with Rose.” – Steven Moffat

“You want Rose and the Doctor to be having a good time, going for a nice candlelit meal and, you know, maybe even the snog that we all know they really want.” – Julie Gardner

“It was what Russell had schemed, really, and there was an idea that the Doctor would imprint on Rose, like a sort of newly hatched chick. He would adopt Rose’s way of speaking.” – David Tennant (on why his Doctor has an English accent)

“The Doctor and Rose love each other. I think it’s that simple.” – Euros Lyn

“The Doctor is literally thrown into this bizarre new circumstance before he’s properly gotten himself together after saying farewell to Rose, who was the love of his life.” – David Tennant

“He’s a very damaged and closed man. She brings that out of him. She brings him back to life. She widens his horizons.” – Russell T Davies

“Oh, it’s SO love. I don’t care what anyone says. The Doctor and Rose love each other. HOW could they not? You can’t have the best times in the world – in the universe, go on all those journeys, have that much fun, sacrifice yourself to save each other. They absolutely love each other.” – Julie Gardner

“He knows that Rose mustn’t come back and that it goes against all the laws of space and time, and yet the chance to get to see her again is clearly something that he’s very excited about and delighted by.” – David Tennant

“I don’t think they really ever question it, they just get on with it but there’s this kinda suggestion, you know, that there may be some romance. I think she’s quite in love with him.” – Billie Piper

“He loves this woman so much.” – Julie Gardner

“I think Rose was unique in the sense that she loved him and he loved her back. And it was more than just a hint. It was deeply emotional.“ – Freema Agyeman

“You want it to happen, but at the same time you don’t want it to happen. It’s one of those weird things. It’s like Ross and Rachel.” – Billie Piper

 “In the end I sort of though we created a companion who was so alive and dynamic and so wedded to the Doctor that you’d need a whole universe to contain her in. The only way to get rid of her is to send her into a parallel world from which she can never return; otherwise she would stay with the Doctor forever.” – Russell T  Davies

“The whole thing has been building up to them meeting each other. You couldn’t bring Rose back and deny her a meeting with the Doctor.” – David Tennant

“When the Doctor met Rose, that was a very different Doctor, that was a lonely, damaged man; his entire planet had been wiped out. Rose helped him move on from his terrible grief he’s been dealing with. She knocks off the Time Lord edges and humanizes him just as he Time Lords her. They were what the other was lacking, they are inseparable.” – Russell T Davies

“There’s a part of her that feels very comfortable and very attracted to this new Doctor because he is the same guy, but clearly he’s not and clearly she’s saying goodbye to this other man that she’s been in love with. For the Doctor himself there’s just another heartbreak and another tragedy and he’s back on Bad Wolf Bay where he last experienced this, he’s saying goodbye again and bidding farewell again and this time it’s closing forever and there’s no going back. And in gifting her this other Doctor he’s not really allowing himself to go back either.” – David Tennant

“You know the thing is, I’m always quite full on when I kiss him as Rose, because she has this, you know, desperate love for him.” – Billie Piper

“Obviously and quite overtly, really, the subtext of this show is that the Doctor is hopelessly in love with Rose and trying to impress her. And then a younger better looking guy with the better gun turns up and he’s so annoyed.” – Steven Moffat

“Just in the terms of acting a scene like that, if Rose is over there, and she’s all you want in the universe, and you’re desperate to get to her, you’d want to be able to run flat out, wouldn’t you?” – David Tennant

“From first holding the Doctor’s hand to a farewell on a beach, Rose is the Doctor’s reason to fight, to endure, to ensure there’s light in the darkness. Together they can achieve anything. As Episode 9 describes it, they are the stuff of legends.” – Julie Gardner

“Finally they get to this wrecked, deserted, night-time, battered, Dalek-invaded street – civilization gone. Across the greatest possible distance, there they are, her with a great big gun, him with the Tardis, and they run toward each other like the biggest romance you’ve ever seen in your life…And, as in all great love stories, he’s cut down by a Dalek. I think that’s what should happen in most films, really. Gone With The Wind, Four Weddings and a Funeral, Notting hill – they all should have had the hero cut down by a Dalek, and they would have been vastly improved.” – Russel T. Davies

#doctor who #rose tyler x the doctor #doctorrose

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For the pairing and one-word prompt, if you're still accepting requests (and if you're not, no worries!):

Pairing: Ninerose Prompt: Cuddling

Read it here!

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A handful of people have requested I expand on my epiphany that the Tenth Doctor is the Doctor lineup’s equivalent of Enamored Smurf, so here I go if you care to waste some time-

Lots of Doctor/Rose fans like to say Ten was born out of love, specifically for Rose. He is tailor-made for her; we saw that. Even in the novelized version of The Christmas Invasion, Rose suspects that the Doctor’s new face has picked up a few of her mannerisms. I want to say, firstly, that I’m not sure that it’s technically canon that Ten was made for Rose, or that if you asked the writers, they’d say that his tenth regeneration was born out of love for her. I actually can’t find anything in my limited research where that’s canon – it’s fan speculation, but it seems to be true and that’s the short version of why I think Ten is the Enamored Smurf of the Doctors. But of course I’m me so this will take longer than that.

I’ll start with this factoid – Ten has kissed every one of his official companions. That says something. Bupbupbup wait, I know, that was Cassandra on New Earth, it was just a genetic transfer on the moon, he needed a shock to eradicate the poison in 1926, etc. Okay, I know he has good reasons behind each kiss, but it says something that David Tennant’s Doctor is the Doctor that the show felt most comfortable - how do I say this kindly - auctioning off romantically. Jon Pertwee’s Doctor, Tom Baker’s, even Peter Davison’s before him – there was a much different sort of conduct with them, just in my opinion. I don’t know if the audience at the time or the writers at the time would have been quite so free with the Doctor’s romantic potential. With Tennant’s Doctor, it’s just. Everyone. All the time. Astrid, Christina, Madame de Pompadour, Joan Redfern, Queen Elizabeth. Look, Ten is not the first Doctor to be kissing companions or even almost-companions, but he’s the one that seems to do it most often, especially in the 2005 revival (and here we exclude Matt Smith’s Doctor because he came afterward and Moffat was at the helm and Moffat cannot write a male protagonist who doesn’t kiss or get kissed by every young woman breathing near him). What I’m communicating here is that there is something about the Tenth Doctor that is, by nature, very romantic. He is romance-inclined. And most fans take that to be a direct result of the way he was brought into existence. The Doctor’s ninth incarnation was killed by absorbing the Time Vortex, and the only way he could survive that process was to regenerate. How did he absorb it? He pulled it out of Rose Tyler to save her life, after she absorbed it to save his. How did he pull it out of her? He kissed her! Could he have done it in a different way? *noise in my throat for I-don’t-know* Probably. Maybe he could’ve hooked her up to something in the Tardis, or used the sickbay or even tried the Zero Room. But he didn’t; he kissed her, and it’s canon in both RTD’s words and the words of the cast and other writers that Nine kissed Rose because he wanted to kiss Rose, and because he wanted to save Rose, and he was happy to give his life for hers – and that these actions were done out of love. Romantic love explicitly, as well as the self-sacrificial type of real, true, lasting love. That was agape stuff right there. Be still my heart hooooo boy-

So Nine is dying because he sacrificed that incarnation of himself to save Rose, because he loved her. And when he changed, when he regenerated, he changed into this younger-looking, Londony puppy dog man with hair Rose obviously likes and with a clear inclination toward romance. From the first, he’s a dashing hero with ego and brains.

Suddenly the Doctor is not the war-torn, forty-something-looking Northerner that takes a tiny bit to warm up to people and doesn’t seem to think much of himself. Suddenly, the Doctor likes to wink and click his tongue, give crooked smiles and really-tight hugs, and boy does he love physical touch. The tenth is obnoxiously flirtatious, and, appearance-wise, he’s just as grin-heavy and charismatic as the men we’ve seen Rose prefer in past episodes. If we go with the long-running theory that regeneration, while definitely 80% uncontrollable, can be at least a little influenced by cause of death and the emotional inclination of the Gallifreyan who is regenerating, then the most logical explanation is what?

He is ‘born out of love’. The Tenth Doctor is almost literally fizzing with passion. Look at him. Go look at him. Is he not hand-stitched to be roguish and attractive and fun and amiable and watch out, ladies-

(Mr. Tennant you are a fabulous actor and you do the show credit and you are this generation’s Tom Baker and you are more than your eyebrows, sir, please forgive me, we love you-) Even when he is being weird, he is being charming. Even when Martha does not know why he’s throwing away his shoes, even when she has concrete proof that he is another species and not human, she still swoons when he kisses her or smiles at her or looks in her direction. (Mad Martha, charity Martha, you deserve much better!) When River calls him ‘pretty boy’, even Donna’s affirmation comes out a bit quick, and there is no chance of that relationship ever being romantic. Astrid only has to meet his eyes one time and she’s a goner. Do not get me started on Madame de Pompadour-

The Tenth Doctor is a total Casanova. He exists in a state of romantic potential, because when the Doctor changed his face into that face, it was after saving – and finally embracing – this human girl that he is objectively, canonically in love with. He is Enamored Smurf. Now, that’s actually a huge problem. Because an alien man engineered to love one person is a lovely thing -  as long as he can love that person. But the issue is that he’s a Time Lord. He can’t love the Earth girl practically the way he would like to, the way that’s best. He can’t settle down with her, he can’t even marry her. He knows that. He will outlive her. So he can’t ever say I-love-you because that’s commitment, and he can’t commit to Rose because it would be dangerous and unfair, especially to her. It wouldn’t (in his opinion) lead to a happy ending for both of them, but I already beat this horse to the deadest death, he’s buried over there, shhh-

Okay. So what does he do with all that love? While he’s with Rose, it’s mostly fine. He can show her all the time that he’s absolutely gone for her without ever saying it. “Oh, she knows.” “Does it need saying?” I mean. If the constant hand-holding and hugging and disarming smiles (ah, The Stone Rose, how are you today my beloved-) didn’t say it, the REALLY INTENSE BROWN EYES BURNING HOLES IN HER FACE will say it just fine.

Only this incarnation of the Doctor isn’t just romantically-inclined. He’s also got the biggest freaking ego I have ever seen on that man, don’t look at me Six, avoid eye contact Three- He’s full of passion, as aforementioned. Everything is – wait for it – at a ten. Where are you going, come back here-

So if he’s full of passion, that means everything he feels is at its peak. When he’s angry, he’s furious. When he’s sad, he’s miserable. When he’s confused, it’s a thousand whats before we get to a proper line of dialogue. When he’s happy it’s the best smile in the universe. And when he’s in love? Do not get in the line of fire (and by that I mean the big-brown-eye-contact) or you will be struck down in your prime. The issue with being the Doctor and being born out of love, full of passion, but unable to settle down with the object of that love? The issue is that it all goes other places, too. It’s not just for Rose. The Doctor as a character has forever been, in a sense, in love with the universe. In love with the human race in particular (not romantically, yikes, but you get it). If ever there were a species he’d be most inclined to fall for romantically, it’s going to be a human being. We saw it before Rose, we’ll probably see it after Rose, though not at the same level because – well, different relationships are different relationships.

And this Doctor has a huge ego. He loves attention. He loves praise. He even loves being adored. He knows darn well Martha fancied him the whole time and he still kept her close to him, and then bragged about it to Donna later. He finds the fact that he enchanted and snogged Madame de Pompadour delightful, and funny, even though he met her first as a child and hi, he has two very-mortal human beings already traveling with him on that clockwork spaceship who he should probably not leave to be disassembled for five and a half hours. One of which is supposedly the person he is in love with and who loves him back. But I digress; that episode in particular is another horse to beat at another time. Not Arthur. A different horse. He seems to pass out attraction and affection easily, and really take pride in that, which, if I were Rose, would be incredibly unnerving when he’s so affectionate toward you but he is also flirty and loose with basically every other woman he meets as well. Hear me, Rose is not entitled to reciprocation – neither is the Doctor, actually – but it does demonstrate surprising carelessness on his part after Nine’s clear, unwavering preference and devotion toward Rose. It’s obvious they care so much about each other, it’s obviously love, but of course she wanted him to say it out loud. He gives her reason to doubt that she’s in any way special to him. But because she’s Rose, of course she decided to stay with him because he needs someone, because she loves him, regardless of how thoughtless he can sometimes be about how he may be affecting her.

(I don’t like that about Ten, personally. I don’t like the ego, or the rampant flirting, but I really dislike that carelessness. And I understand the difficulties and the complications and the layers to that romantic relationship, to Doctor/Rose, and I get that it makes for good television drama, but also – sometimes you just wanna shake him. Either say you love her, or say very clearly that it will never work out and you are refusing to commit. You can have all the best intentions in the world because you love her, but if you’re not clear with her, it’s just making things harder for her on days when you are winking at and holding hands with someone else. I can make a separate post about how I have a very bittersweet opinion on Ten and would not like to travel with him, but…eh.)

Anyway. This post is longer than I wanted. The point I am trying to make is that he is the Doctor who is, yes, the most inclined toward romance, Enamored Smurf, but also that that is not always a good thing. Being born out of love and being full of passion can be a very dangerous thing. He is not just the most inclined toward romance – he is also the Doctor who is the most inclined toward villainy. Get behind me, Moffat, no Eleven is not-

As the Doctor with the most passion, born out of love, when I say that when he’s angry he’s furious, I am talking Time Lord Victorious furious. He is at times the most imposing version of the Doctor. In fact, there’s an entire alternate multimedia canon dedicated to the idea that the Tenth Doctor specifically could one day be a villain, after making a thousand small decisions that surface-wise don’t seem so bad, but that eventually snowball into one big, bad decision. And suddenly he thinks he’s a god and we have to root against him. And that’s just one drawback. The other drawback is plainly seen after Doomsday and Journey’s End – the Tenth Doctor cannot handle losing Rose. He’s completely ruined without her. He changed every single cell in his body with an eye toward loving her, and when she is gone, it probably feels like an enormous chunk of himself is missing. It probably feels like everything is tilting sideways, just a little bit, all the time. And the fact that he lost her and never explicitly told her how he felt? He has no idea what to do with himself. He goes from bad to worse. First of all, it’s made very clear that he is okay with dying when Rose is gone. We saw that in Turn Left. He was never trying to survive anything he ever did. He was saving other people, but he would have died several times over and had zero desire for self-preservation. The man practically begged the Daleks to kill him in Manhattan, and he would have drowned (in misery and river water) if Donna hadn’t been there to tell him “You can stop now!”

He has Martha and that helps, but she leaves. He has Donna and that helps, but she has to go too. He had Rose again, just for a second, but he can’t keep her this time, and that’s the last straw. He just snaps. Then it’s all bitterness, it’s all anger, it’s all ego. And it’s all at a ten, because what is he when he’s born out of love and the woman he loves is gone? What does he do with all that passion and pain? I’ll tell you what he does. He becomes the worst, most dejected maniac in the universe. He goes from wishing he could die to stubbornly refusing to die. And when it is time to die, he tries to be sure the last human face he sees is Rose’s face.

Actually the more I’m talking about it, the more I’m thinking Ten is the saddest Doctor. At least his other incarnations tried to die as heroes. At least they didn’t get to the point where they could look at Wilfred Mott, a global treasure, and say “not remotely important”. He’s Enamored Smurf, but he can’t do what he was sort of made to do. He can’t be with Rose. He can love her by giving her the chance for a happy ending, and he can love her by showing her the universe, and he can love her by giving his life for her, but he can’t keep her. He has to be without her. He can’t settle down (why do you think John Smith was so quick to fall in love and want a future with Nurse Redfern while being unable to stop dreaming of Rose, unable to stop dreaming she kept walking away?). If there was any version of the Doctor that wanted to be human in order to be with someone he loved, it would be Ten. Because he’s born out of love. And he just can’t escape that. Like this really beautiful, wonderful plant that gets moved out of the sun and is unable to reach water, so all its fruit goes sour. He’s miserable. Oh look I made myself sad-

#doctor who #meta #tenth doctor #tenrose #making me feel feelings #i'm not crying you're crying #i'm totally crying

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can we please talk about rose’s reaction when the doctor gave her a tardis key. the little smile and when mickey tries to use it against her her reaction is so strong.

none of her boyfriends ever really made a commitment to her; mickey is implied to be cheating on her emotionally ("don't read my emails", in rose) and is overall dismissive of her (going to the pub in rose, and overall dismissive when she talks about her travels with the doctor). and then there's jimmy stone who is heavily implied to have abused her, and canonically is the reason she was in debt.

she was so afraid she was going to be left behind again and he gives her a key. and that just changes everything and she sees how much she means to him.

the doctor is the first person in a while that not only is the one person to prove he wants her around but to make her feel worth it as well.

#doctor who #meta #rose tyler #ninth doctor #ninerose #making me feel feelings #timepetals #doctorrose

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Time Lord Victorious

#doctor who #fanart #tenth doctor #time lord victorious #omg #i love this so much

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In all honesty, I don't think Ten's feelings for Reinette went all that deep. For one, things went too fast. Reinette's view of him spanned her entire life, since she met him as a child and developed a crush on him based on how she viewed him while growing up (omg this sounds so familiar yes I'm looking at you Amy Pond and Eleven). Ten knew her for all of less than an hour. I think he was a bit dazzled by her once he realized who she was - Uncrowned Queen of France, etc. - but I honestly don't think he was ever in love with her.

If Reinette had come onboard, I think it would have been a one-and-done trip. There was no way she could have been onboard long-term like many Companions are. Her life was too well-documented for her to go away and then come back very much changed (like, she was gone for years from her perspective, but the Doctor manages to bring her back to her own time period twelve hours after they left - basically what he failed to do with Rose in S1). Of course, it may well be for the best that Reinette didn't come onboard. Just look at what Team TARDIS' next adventure was - Pete's World and the Cybermen. I don't see Reinette handling that adventure very well. She might well have ended up dead and/or Cyberized, which would have played hell on the timeline.

To be honest, I think much of Ten's actions regarding Reinette were also a way of putting distance between him and Rose, following up on the previous episode where they had their confrontation in the chippy parking lot about withering humans and whatnot. He agreed to Sarah Jane's idea of having Mickey onboard, even though Rose was pretty blatantly unenthused by the idea. And yeah, that's pretty shitty behavior on Ten's part, which is pretty much par for the course on my feelings about GITF overall (namely, I really dislike it). It's so strange - on paper, the episode sounds like a really cool story. If they had just cut out the romantic bullshit they shoved down our throats with Reinette and Ten (honestly, it seriously squicked me out that he snogged her when she was a child ten minutes ago from his perspective, even if she was the one who started it), the episode's story would have actually been pretty good.

Something I've been thinking about if Reinette had come aboard the TARDIS in The Girl in the Fireplace; would she have replaced Rose as the Doctor's love interest or would the Doctor try to have his cake and eat it by having both Rose and Reinette on the go at the same time? Quite frankly, I don't either option would reflect too greatly on the Doctor, as romancing two women at the same time is a disgusting, misogynist thing to do, but then so is ditching someone you've been close to for some time for someone fancier. I don't know; the more I think about the Doctor's characterisation in that episode, the more I think Steven Moffat needs an education on what is and isn't acceptable when it comes to writing relationships. GITF certainly raises a lot of alarm flags about Moffat's attitude towards women. Anyone else got any thoughts on how having both Rose and Reinette in the TARDIS would've worked out?

#doctor who #meta #girl in the fireplace #tenth doctor #madame de pompadour #rose tyler

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Yep, absolutely no one could find any record of Bad Wolf University. And literally everyone tried. ;)

I love trying to parse together anything about the Doctor's Academy years. He was a "terror" for 120 years. He regenerated one teacher and nearly regenerated a second one. He had no friends until school. he put a teacher in a time loop. He made a bacteria that put multi cellular lifeforms into a coma. He was in a band. It took him two tries to graduate with the bare minimum grade. No one can agree how long he went to school for or if he even graduated. He has a doctorate in cheese making. His friends kept trying to get him to join a rebellion and the government kept erasing his memory about it. The doctor is recorded to have attended a gallifreyan university that doesn't exist.

Like, what is this? I love this. Everything and nothing is canon and the world is a beautiful place.

#doctor who #theta sigma #the doctor #gallifrey #funny

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Doctor Who | 2.07 - “The Idiot's Lantern”

#doctor who #gifs #tenrose #tenth doctor #rose tyler #rose tyler x the doctor #the idiot's lantern #omg these two #i love them so much

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Doctor Who | 1.10 - "The Doctor Dances"

#doctor who #gifs #ninerose #ninth doctor #rose tyler #rose tyler x the doctor #the doctor dances #god these two #i love them so much

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it's been 18 years and we need answers.

evidence to consider:

#doctor who #polls #tenrose #tenth doctor #rose tyler

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"a nuke"? What do you mean A nuke? Pretty sure Martha tried to set off MULTIPLE nukes just to make life difficult for the Daleks. Martha does not think small about these things. She would not stop at one lol. God I love her so much.

Empire of the Wolf comic did show that Rose eventually had a teenage daughter, Mia. We only saw her briefly, and she had a bit of an attitude in the parts we did see her in, so Rose's parenting skills are still a bit suspect until we get more about Mia's character.

Nardole wouldn't be able to stop himself from swindling his own kids out of their lunch money.

Yep, I agree, Donna is very likely the only Companion who can be trusted with a child.

that poll thats like 'which nuwho character would you trust with a baby' is still so funny to me like donna is literally the only one who has successfully raised a child. clara works with kids but she's not good with them. I know amy and rory adopted a son in manhattan but we never see him in canon, he could've turned out just as insane as river. donna is literally the only character who has raised (and protected) a normal functioning well adjusted person. how did she not win that poll. martha tried to set off a nuke last time we saw her.

#doctor who #doctor who companions #who can be trusted with a child? #Yep #Donna Noble wins #funny

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OMFG I'd have loved to have seen both Ten and Eleven flailing about as they look around for Rose. Though, tbh, I loved the reactions we did get. Ten's jaw drops and he looks at Eleven, all, "OMG RLLY IS IT HER?!" Eleven goes very still for several moments (which says a lot, considering how much he moves about - the War Doctor even calls him out on it earlier in the episode), and a few seconds later, he smiles that quirky little smile and looks upward. To me, that smile says, "She saved me from myself. Again. Thank you, precious girl."

Plus, I get the feeling that while Eleven could not see her himself, I think he remembered seeing her. He told Ten early on in the episode that he was remembering things as they happened, so it stands to reason that he remembered being able to see her from the War Doctor's perspective. What's more, there's this one shot during the scene in the barn where they're all standing around the red button, and Eleven gives the camera this very peculiar look. The camera is stationed in such a way that directly behind it is the big box that Rose/The Moment was sitting on. It's like he was looking directly at her. He knew she was there, even if he could only see her in the memories he got from the War Doctor.

God I have so many thoughts about this episode, the Moment, Rose, what the Doctors knew and understood about it all. I could go on forever.

BOTH TEN AND ELEVEN…..Oh how dare they not show of them doing this in the 50th

#doctor who #meta #day of the doctor #rose tyler x the doctor #the moment #the war doctor #tenth doctor #eleventh doctor #rose tyler

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Fandom: Doctor Who (2005) Rating: Teen Relationship(s): The Doctor/Rose Tyler, Fourteenth Doctor/Rose Tyler, Fifteenth Doctor/Rose Tyler, Ninth Doctor/Rose Tyler, Tenth Doctor/Rose Tyler, Eleventh Doctor/Rose Tyler, Twelfth Doctor/Rose Tyler, Thirteenth Doctor/Rose Tyler Character(s): Donna Noble, Fifteenth Doctor, Fourteenth Doctor, Kate Lethbridge-Stewart, Melanie Bush, Rose Tyler, Shirley Ann Bingham, The Toymaker Additional Tag(s): Alternate Universe - Canon Divergence, Alternate Universe - Episode, Angst, Angst and Feels, Episode Related, Episode: 2023 Special 03: The Giggle (Doctor Who), Episode: s01e12 Bad Wolf, Episode: s04e17-e18 The End of Time, Episode: 2013 Xmas The Time of the Doctor, Episode: s10e12 The Doctor Falls, Episode: The Power of the Doctor (Doctor Who), Flashbacks, Regeneration (Doctor Who), Regeneration Angst (Doctor Who), Rose Tyler Stays, Immortal Rose Tyler, Canon-Typical Violence, Married The Doctor/Rose Tyler, Prompt Fic, Prompt Fill, Tumblr Prompt, DoctorRose Bingo, Podfic Welcome, @doctorrosebingo Summary: How many times had this happened, Rose wondered? How many times had the Doctor’s enemies threatened her life to get to him, to torment him, or just to stop him from interfering in whatever plan they had concocted? Prompt: Rewind

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