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tardis_libraryRecs bingo! Even farther afield this time and still nowhere near a bingo: Here is my card and this is my fourth row, first column fill for the prompt: Reunion
Title: feel the beat from the tambourine
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Rating: General Audiences
Word Count/Length/Size: 1790
Creator's Summary: One time Bill dances, one time the Doctor dances, and one time they dance together.
Characters/Pairings: Bill Potts, Twelfth Doctor, Thirteenth Doctor
Warnings/Notes: None
Reasons for reccing: Bill loves music. She loves the math of it, the structure and the beauty; the Doctor talks about math like it was a living thing, and every time he does it feels like magic. Everything is interconnected for the Doctor – music and math and physics and quantum mechanics and so much more. She can’t quite grasp the full scope of it, not yet, no matter how many papers he sets her or how many soaring explanations he gives, but every tutorial is fascinating. She wants more, always more.
This short triptych is so well crafted, reading it even feels like we are joining the characters in an intimate dance. The first two parts are like mirror images that embody the interconnected-ness that the author speaks about above, and the last one is a reunion brimming with hope and joy and freedom and the promise of more, always more.
Link again: feel the beat from the tambourine
Title: feel the beat from the tambourine
Creator:
Rating: General Audiences
Word Count/Length/Size: 1790
Creator's Summary: One time Bill dances, one time the Doctor dances, and one time they dance together.
Characters/Pairings: Bill Potts, Twelfth Doctor, Thirteenth Doctor
Warnings/Notes: None
Reasons for reccing: Bill loves music. She loves the math of it, the structure and the beauty; the Doctor talks about math like it was a living thing, and every time he does it feels like magic. Everything is interconnected for the Doctor – music and math and physics and quantum mechanics and so much more. She can’t quite grasp the full scope of it, not yet, no matter how many papers he sets her or how many soaring explanations he gives, but every tutorial is fascinating. She wants more, always more.
This short triptych is so well crafted, reading it even feels like we are joining the characters in an intimate dance. The first two parts are like mirror images that embody the interconnected-ness that the author speaks about above, and the last one is a reunion brimming with hope and joy and freedom and the promise of more, always more.
Link again: feel the beat from the tambourine
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