Gary Russell

Gary RussellDoctor Who: The Star Beast yazarı
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Ingiltere, 18 Eylül 1963

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"He had sat down next to a nice lady with a bit of shopping. She’d shuffled her shopping aside so he could sit better. He had thanked her and then started talking about the weather (Londoners always talk about the weather) and the awful traffic (another popular subject) and then he started explaining where he was going. And the lady had stood up to get off, without saying a word back. Except she hadn’t got off at all, she’d just moved to another seat near the back of the bus. The Doctor had looked at her in surprise, but she wouldn’t catch his eye. Why were humans in cities so anti-eye-contact? Eyes were wonderful things, windows to the soul and all that—"
"The Doctor didn’t speak. He didn’t dare. Not just for fear of sparking a metacrisis resurgence but more importantly because that tone in Donna’s voice always made him feel like a 10-year-old who’d been caught with his hand in the biscuit tin."
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"The Doctor replaced the top box, hiding the top of the woman’s head so that neither of them could see anything of the other. ‘Oi! D’you mind?’ But the Doctor did mind. This woman meant the world to him and it burned that he couldn’t just sweep her up in the biggest hug. But no, it couldn’t be her. There wasn’t that much coincidence in the universe … was there? He moved the top two boxes again. Yup. It was her. ‘If you’ve finished playing games, mate!’ Donna. Donna Noble. Donna who, if she recognised him, would die, her mind obliterated by the after-effects of a two-way human/Time Lord biological metacrisis. Donna, the most important woman in creation. Donna standing there after saving the universe from the Daleks by deactivating their reality bomb."
"He didn't want to think about that. He didn't entirely understand it. He just trusted the Doctor. With his life. And the Doctor deserved that trust because he had saved them all. From the spaceships in the sky, from the Christmas star, from that huge great Titanic, from the Adipose, the Sontarans and the Daleks."
"That made sense to Donna, although it didn't really make any sense at all. When you travelled with the Doctor, you began to accept that things didn't make sense really did make sense in a not-making-sense-to-normal-people kind of way."
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Beautiful Chaos
"Whenever it rained, he couldn't help but remember. That awful, awful day when he had come to the house, bringing Donna with him. Unconscious, unable to remember anything. For her own safety. Wilf remembered that final sight of the Doctor, soaked in the rain, his face streaked with water, hair drooping, clothes clinging tight to his
Beautiful Chaos
Beautiful ChaosGary Russell · BBC Books · 20081 okunma