The Morning After - Chapter Six

[never_more_fics]

Title: The Morning After - Chapter Six (final chapter - final word count: 21,861)
Fandom: Doctor Who / Being Human (Crossover)
Pairing: Tenth Doctor/George
Rating: This Chapter - NC-17 for sexual and violent content
Spoilers: Doctor Who - Journey's End / Being Human - first two episodes of series one
Disclaimer: Doctor Who and Being Human belong to

Comments

[never_more_fics]

Wow, thank you very much! :)

It's nominated at the Children of Time Awards, if you wanted to vote... ;)

[mspixieears]

Aww, I feel sorry for George, having fallen for the Doctor. The way he admits it is adorable (and very British!). My heart broke a little though when the sex hurt the Doctor...

Damned fine read though!

[hazelayes]

Very interesting pairing and really well done. The battle of George and his Wolf is awesome, with great action pacing and a really menacing presence. Not altogether sure of the Doctor's motives/morals in this, but it's believable in the context of the characters and the shows. Nice blending!

[never_more_fics]

Thank you very much :)

No, I wasn't sure of the Doctor's motives/morals, and I'm not sure the Doctor was either! I was kind of inspired by an exchange in 'The Next Doctor' between Ten and Jackson Lake when it's strongly hinted that the Doctor is in a place where he doesn't really care if he lives or dies anymore, it really gave me the shivers. So...my Ten is quite messed up after the events of Journey's End in this. In a different way to that in my über fic Belonging... Why do I write mentally ill Ten so much? I dunno...

[hazelayes]

"Mentally ill Ten"

Perhaps it's an aspect of 'existence' that intrigues you, and better to explore it through creative writing than any other way, I reckon. Besides, the stuff that the Doctor has gone through, it's small wonder he finds it hard to keep it together sometimes.

Do keep doing waht you do with him, though. It's good stuff.

[never_more_fics]

Yeah, you could be right... And I think a big part of that is to do with the fact that the Doctor goes through so much traumatic shit and yet in the show it portrays him as just gritting his teeth and carrying on. You can't go on like that forever, cos eventually it takes its toll and maybe I like to explore that. At least in 'Belonging' I made him get better. :)

Thanks for the kind words, anyway :)