After a busy week, finally beating my writer's block!! Finished the chapter I've been wrestling with for what feels like ages
"Why steam?" she wondered aloud. "Why not something more... modern?" The Doctor did not reply. He was still staring after the ship, tapping a finger against his lips. "Because of this pulse thing, isn't it?" she realised. "No technology works, so they have to use old-fashioned methods like steam and stuff." "Seems likely." "But that means we can't just shut it off, whatever it is." "Seems likely." "I mean, it could be a natural phenomenon, something in the atmosphere or whatever." "Seems likely." "That's not helping." "More than likely." "So what now?" He shrugged. "Dunno really. I think we're probably stuffed."
their banter in the resurrection casket is hilarious, istg. Ten out here carrying blunt Nine energy
question for writers, after you first get an idea for something you want to write, but before you’re actually writing any actual prose for it, when you are thinking about/imagining how a scene would go do you think in the actual words and phrasing you might use to write out that scene, or do you think about scenes more like you’re watching or directing a movie and then you have to translate what you’re visualizing into prose? if that makes sense. and feel to further explain your answer to me in replies if I’m off
DOCTOR WHO | 2.12
Her name was Rose... and we were together.
This was only the first season? I'm fucked.
My favorite part of doctor who ever is when the doctor does their whole “I refuse to kill this villain/monster because of merciful moral reasons” bit and then immediately follows it with “so instead I will trap them alone in a barren hell dimension for all eternity”. It’s like that’s worse, though. do you get why that’s worse.
Welcome! Huge Ninth Doctor nerd, as you can probably tell. he/they. Do a lotta Doc Who writing over on Ao3 under the name Artron :3c
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