I don't think you have any idea how brilliant you are. If I were the Doctor, this situation would have caught up with me LOOOOONNNNG ago. But honestly, I'm surprised he never reacted in such a way. Honestly, he needs to let out some of the stress, somehow, and I don't mean in just a regeneration. This was brilliant, seriously. This was amazing. *favorited*

Scattered thoughts and random tangents... well, I think in dealing with the emotional aftermath of Journey's End, you need a few of those.

Because in the end, the Doctor loved Donna more. He loved her more than Rose, or Martha, or Romana or Liz or Sarah Jane or even the family that we never got to see much of. He didn't love her in the same way, but he loved her nonetheless and he came to depend on her so much and then when he lost her, he lost himself. I dare you to watch the final Tennant specials and say that it wasn't losing Donna Noble that ultimately destroyed the Tenth Doctor.

This was beautiful and sad and kind of wonderful.

Very true. Very right. Very real. Well done.

Wow! That was real good! It was so strong in words! No bad points to give! :)

O.O... That was really good! Holy cow, it was good. It makes you wonder how he can just pop out of his Tardis in the Christmas special all happy and gay! Please keep writing!

*sob*

You know, I've always been so MAD at the Doctor for what he did to Donna that I didn't really consider how much it hurt him.

hm...

you've started a new thought process here...