![[community profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/community.png){kind=small}
[Time Lords do not have Bad Days. At least, they do, but they tend to come in cosmic angst - planets burning, companions dying, an entire universe collapsing, etc.
Maybe it's a backlash of her time trying to be dull and ordinary, but the Doctor has had a bad day. You can tell by the way she walks in a little dizzily, dripping with some substance that isn't quite water, and the bandage on her nose, and the bruise along her cheek directly to the right of that, and the way she aims herself for the nearest couch and flops onto it stomach-first. And Chesterton - we did mention Chesterton, didn't we? - follows along, looking considerably better-groomed than she, and proceeds to lick her hand, whining intermittently. HE HAS A GOOD PLAN TO MAKE HER DAY BETTER, come help him.]
Maybe it's a backlash of her time trying to be dull and ordinary, but the Doctor has had a bad day. You can tell by the way she walks in a little dizzily, dripping with some substance that isn't quite water, and the bandage on her nose, and the bruise along her cheek directly to the right of that, and the way she aims herself for the nearest couch and flops onto it stomach-first. And Chesterton - we did mention Chesterton, didn't we? - follows along, looking considerably better-groomed than she, and proceeds to lick her hand, whining intermittently. HE HAS A GOOD PLAN TO MAKE HER DAY BETTER, come help him.]
48 comments | Leave a comment