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crack_van2008-06-22 03:32 pm
paranoidangel) wrote in crack_van2008-06-22 03:32 pm
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Dust to Dust by Selenay (PG)
Fandom: DOCTOR WHO
Pairing: None
Length: 2217 words
Author on LJ:![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
selenay936
Author Website: Selenay's Haven
Why this must be read: It starts off being quite amusing, and with Donna and the Doctor that's never really going to change. But they have their own unique ways of solving the problem and their own reactions to that solution too. It's very in keeping with what we've seen of the two of them so far.
“Doctor, why is an altar in the middle of nowhere interesting?” Donna asked, a little wearily and not at all angrily.
“Because it’s an altar that’s emitting a distress signal,” the Doctor said. “Most unusual, that.”
Despite herself, Donna was intrigued. She always tried to resist the Doctor’s little tangents because they usually ended up with slime, lasers or on special days both, yet she never seemed to succeed. She missed the days when curiosity was a foreign word and nothing weird ever happened.
“What do you think it is?” Donna asked, edging nearer to the altar.
“Haven’t the faintest,” the Doctor said happily. “That’s why it’s a mystery.”
Dust to Dust
Pairing: None
Length: 2217 words
Author on LJ:
selenay936Author Website: Selenay's Haven
Why this must be read: It starts off being quite amusing, and with Donna and the Doctor that's never really going to change. But they have their own unique ways of solving the problem and their own reactions to that solution too. It's very in keeping with what we've seen of the two of them so far.
“Doctor, why is an altar in the middle of nowhere interesting?” Donna asked, a little wearily and not at all angrily.
“Because it’s an altar that’s emitting a distress signal,” the Doctor said. “Most unusual, that.”
Despite herself, Donna was intrigued. She always tried to resist the Doctor’s little tangents because they usually ended up with slime, lasers or on special days both, yet she never seemed to succeed. She missed the days when curiosity was a foreign word and nothing weird ever happened.
“What do you think it is?” Donna asked, edging nearer to the altar.
“Haven’t the faintest,” the Doctor said happily. “That’s why it’s a mystery.”
Dust to Dust