by Red WolfIt wasn't until Rose gotten out of bed that she realised it was the eerie quiet of the TARDIS that had woken her.
Hurrying down the corridors, Rose's concern grew. She couldn't imagine what might be wrong.
Her entry to the console room was notable for its lack of grace. Tripping over a displaced floor panel, she fell into the open access way and landed squarely on the Doctor.
"Ow! Elbows!"
Rose carefully extricated herself.
"What on earth are you doing up?"
"I couldn't sleep."
"Seeing as you're awake, hand me the mallet and try not trip over anything breakable."
Doctor Who 100 — challenge #73: silence
Published Babble Horde — 14.06.2005
Published Doctor Who 100 — 14.06.2005
Published A Teaspoon and an Open Mind — 14.06.2005
Published fanfiction.net — 14.06.2005
doctor who | fan fiction | fiction | ninth doctor | quiescence | rose tyler
::Gasp:: So then what happened? Come on you can't leave me dangling there... :O — via LiveJournal
— posted by Grandmum at 18.06.2005 15:37 AEST | 
Oh heck! Um, how about
flange? Always thought that was a good, woody word. ;) — via LiveJournal — posted by Grandmum at 18.06.2005 15:38 AEST |
Mmm... flange... I like the word flange. I don't associate it with wood, but you'd definitely find them all over the console room.
Shall go and poke the muse now — via LiveJournal — posted by Red Wolf at 18.06.2005 15:38 AEST |
Shall go and poke the muse now — via LiveJournal — posted by Red Wolf at 18.06.2005 15:38 AEST |
Done. You do realise this makes it a !verse and that means it needs a name. That'll learn you to prod the muse — via LiveJournal
— posted by Red Wolf at 18.06.2005 15:40 AEST |
::points up:: what she said. Certainly giggle-worthy — via LiveJournal
— posted by Whisper's Echo at 18.06.2005 15:48 AEST |
::snort:: elbows!
i'm all excited to see what has happened too! there's not a challenge in my empty head though, so i guess i gotta wait. :(
::goes off to tear up some furniture:: — via LiveJournal — posted by Pheral at 18.06.2005 15:49 AEST |
i'm all excited to see what has happened too! there's not a challenge in my empty head though, so i guess i gotta wait. :(
::goes off to tear up some furniture:: — via LiveJournal — posted by Pheral at 18.06.2005 15:49 AEST |
The muse likes challenges. If it doesn't have challenges it buggers off to parts unknown — via LiveJournal
— posted by Red Wolf at 18.06.2005 15:50 AEST |
you know, as a college student, we always are getting assignments about a 300 word essay, or a 3,0 word essay and bitch about how much it's going to take to write it, when we notice, ten minutes later we only need 3 more words to finish it up, and we've got a whole page in our heads..
Amazing how short 100 words is. Barely a paragraph if you lump it all together.
Sweet, simple, and compeletly worth the read, brilliant — via fanfiction.net — posted by Goddess of Twlight at 18.06.2005 15:54 AEST |
Amazing how short 100 words is. Barely a paragraph if you lump it all together.
Sweet, simple, and compeletly worth the read, brilliant — via fanfiction.net — posted by Goddess of Twlight at 18.06.2005 15:54 AEST |
Nice drabble ^_^ I can imagine that happening, great characterisation — via A Teaspoon and an Open Mind
— posted by Tegan Harris at 18.06.2005 15:58 AEST |
I, on the other hand, didn't giggle. I think this had a nice
a day in the lifefeel to it. Nice! — via LiveJournal — posted by Neon Tapir Wonder Durf of Justice at 18.06.2005 16:14 AEST |
Thanks!
I'm fascinated by how people see things I write in different ways. It justifies my belief that deconstructing the meaning behind literature in high school English classes was absolute bollocks. People see what they want to see and that isn't always the same thing, may have little to do with what the author was intending while writing it and none of it is absolutely right or wrong.
I'm sometimes surprised I made it through school without being throttled by a teacher — via LiveJournal — posted by Red Wolf at 18.06.2005 16:14 AEST |
I'm fascinated by how people see things I write in different ways. It justifies my belief that deconstructing the meaning behind literature in high school English classes was absolute bollocks. People see what they want to see and that isn't always the same thing, may have little to do with what the author was intending while writing it and none of it is absolutely right or wrong.
I'm sometimes surprised I made it through school without being throttled by a teacher — via LiveJournal — posted by Red Wolf at 18.06.2005 16:14 AEST |
I totally agree about lit classes. And that goes for college too. Aagh.
Anything breakable? Unlike him, does he mean? Very cute! — via LiveJournal — posted by Infinite Viking at 11.07.2005 12:43 AEST |
Anything breakable? Unlike him, does he mean? Very cute! — via LiveJournal — posted by Infinite Viking at 11.07.2005 12:43 AEST |
She already tried breaking the Doctor, I think he like the rest of the console room to stay in one piece — via LiveJournal
— posted by Red Wolf at 11.07.2005 12:44 AEST |
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If you don't want to wait until next week, you'll have to offer me a challenge to play with — via LiveJournal — posted by Red Wolf at 18.06.2005 15:37 AEST |