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[doyle]

I have snacks, I have Sudoku, I have no plans for today except listening to the audio of The Dalek Master Plan. Ahh, Saturdays. (I would be joining in taraljc's Life on Mars-a-thon, as I still haven't watched it, but I'm at my parents' and my dad's PC is creaky and weeps emo computer tears if I try to make it do complicated things like play .avi's)

And a meme, seen everywhere but most recently from twinkledru: Name a character or pairing! Then I will ramble on about it! I just like how emphatic it is.

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I'm sorry, I can't stop myself from jumping in.

[wishfulaces.livejournal.com]

Somebody I used to know on OG on at least one occasion called Fitz the Everyfan, which to me was a brilliantly concise summation of Fitz Kreiner.

Fitz and the Doctor are just so damned dependent on each other, particularly after the Earth arc--but even in The Taint it surprised me when I reread it recently how quickly the Doctor got his snark on (uh-hem) with Fitz. They just clicked.

And he has all kinds of identity issues that are exactly the kind of identity issues that interest me and really, that's just not fair.

Re: I'm sorry, I can't stop myself from jumping in.

[doyle_sb4.livejournal.com]

I loved the first half of The Taint, especially the Doctr's first conversation with Fitz involving trying to charm him into giving him a sick begonia for free.

I was very interested in Interference Pt I the comment that the Doctor likes Fitz and feels terribly sorry for him but he doesn't exactly trust him, because I never got the feeling he didn't trust him afterwards. That made me wonder if he, even subconsciously, tweaked some bits he didn't like so much when he was remembering Kode into Fitz (which would fit with him creating Sam as his perfect companion without his knowledge). Mmm, identity crises, I love them.