(for Jo, backdated to last week)

[sortofaman]

The truth was all too difficult, and the Doctor didn't quite fancy thinking on it at the moment. Instead, he was sunning himself on the grass outside the TARDIS.

It wasn't clear what exactly he intended to accomplish, considering he was pale as a sheet for starters, and had been liberally smeared with sunscreen before venturing outside. He hummed to himself softly and closed his eyes, considering a nap.

Beautiful day, even if he wasn't still himself after the adventure as Dr Cameron.

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[unit-girl.livejournal.com]

"So you think he's getting worse?" Jo was definitely worried by that idea?

[sortofaman.livejournal.com]

"Over a long period of time. Of course, I was fairly certain he was dead." Damn the bloody Gallifreyan Council.

[unit-girl.livejournal.com]

"If he's regenerated then he must have been dead." Jo sighed. There wasn't really much point discussing what the Master was like because they already knew. "Can't you change the rule so we can lock him up?" Not that locking him up had worked so far, but there wasn't a lot else they could do to stop him.

[sortofaman.livejournal.com]

"Not quickly enough for it to matter," the Doctor said. He sighed. "And it wouldn't pass necessarily anyhow."

[unit-girl.livejournal.com]

"I hate doing nothing." Jo shifted over to lean her head against the Doctor's shoulder and settle down comfortably, contradicting her statement.

[sortofaman.livejournal.com]

The Doctor was slightly uncomfortable for half a second, then gently brushed some stray hair out of Jo's face. "Yeah," he agreed. "Me too."