Fill- Challenge 102 (DW)

[romanajo123]

 (Less taking a third option and more of "thing that didn't happen but I kind of wish it did" Divergent of The Eleventh Hour . And if you know I'm staying on brand with choice of companion ;)) (First attempt at these two so apologies if voices are off)

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For a moment, she wondered if the raggedy- looking man had just been a dream, or if he was really going to come back. 

 

She was about ready to go back inside (figuring her aunt was starting to wonder where she was) when there came that funny noise again.  And now in the garden was the police box, and the raggedy man running out towards her. 

 

"You came back" she said, mystified. 

 

"Course I did" the Doctor answered, "Five minute hop was all I needed. Now, about the crack in your wall, there's something I think could fix it." 

 

"Can I come with you?" she asked, in the same manner as before. 

 

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They were off.   He'd been right, it was a time machine.  One day, he'd guided her to the scanner in the console room. What she saw left her wide-eyed. 

 

"That, Amelia Pond, is the Eye of Orion" he'd told her. 

 

"What?" 

 

"One of my favourite places in the universe. " 

 

Eventually he did get her home. But it had been fun- like Pan and Wendy. Or in this case, like a girl with fairytale name and the man who ate fish custard. (but not apples) 

Challenge #103

[shivver]

Big Finish announced today a new Fifth Doctor audio set, celebrating the 40th anniversary of the Fifth Doctor. Nah, that can't be right - "Logopolis" was broadcast in 1981. *shrug*

Anyway.

Today's challenge: Choose a character (or characters) and write a scene of them forty years later. For a long-lived person like the Doctor or an immortal like Captain Jack, forty years may not make much of a visual impact on them, but they might be very different on the inside. (Of course, for a Time Lord, forty years might be the difference between one incarnation and another.) For the rest of us, forty years is a lot of time, to change, to grow stronger (or weaker), to celebrate life or to regret. Where's your character in forty years?