Breathing Sculptures
They're back in the TARDIS, and he doesn't bring her home straight away. He won't admit he wants more than what he has.
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They're back in the TARDIS, and he doesn't bring her home straight away. He won't admit he wants more than what he has.
The Doctor looks deep into Clara's eyes... and to his horror realizes that the bonding has been triggered. He must either mate with Clara or die. He chooses death.
The Doctor will do whatever makes Clara happy, even when it puzzles him. So will Danny.
They run out of the house, through the snow, and into the TARDIS. And then...
Jamie receives messages from Saint Malcolm.
Malcolm's bit of solo experimentation with bondage has gone horribly wrong. To his horror, coworker Clara appears to rescue him. Clara decides to demand answers to a few questions before setting him free.
The Doctor was wrong about the trees and the solar flare. Very very wrong.
The Doctor explains to Clara why he's alone, even when he's holding her. She does something about it.
All of time and space, out there in a blue box. Where do they go first, and what do they do? The Doctor shows Clara a wonder.
Malcolm is returning to London from self-imposed exile on a remote island, but a storm has delayed the ferry. To his annoyance, somebody else is also stuck waiting for the same ferry. She had better not be a reporter.
This is what happened in between the Doctor's visit to Gallifrey's coordinates and the meeting in the cafe.
For once an encounter with an advanced civilization was not going to end in war, catastrophe, disaster, or even a pell-mell run toward something or away from something. It was just a lovely thank-you ceremony for the two of them, that's all, followed by a lovely night high up in a tree house. With one bed. Wait.