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The Price of Humanity
January 16, 2012
Summary:
Rose remembered everything about him. His voice, his laugh, his smile, the way his eyes sparkled when he would look at her.
But this wasn't him. This was John Smith.
And he was nothing at all like the Doctor.
Olivia C.
The Price of Humanity
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TARDISinTokyo BRONZE said...
on Apr. 14 2012 at 8:41 pm
This is a cool idea, sticking Rose in the same situation as Martha was. And I really liked the bits with the TARDIS, and all the parts where you get inside the character's minds. But I think that there was a lot where it was basically exactly the same as the episode, that could have been made more dramatically different. Because when one thing changes a lot of other things change and it spirals into something completely different... if that makes any sense. But the writing was really good, and it was fun to read. I liked the ending, too.
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