wonderful and heartfelt story. my favourite chapter was the one about past companions, that was beautiful. i liked the way you did it in 2nd person. another story with am and other companions?

This is so sad! I don't think anyone but the Doctor will know just how much the universe owes Donna. Thank you for writing this!

Brilliant and beautiful. Eleven seems to take a lot of comfort in having people who don't really know him, because he can pretend that this is all he's ever been. This was painful in the best way.

Oh, Gods. YOu made me teary! Great story, like it!

Oh, that's lovely, Diana! I've seen several stories where Amy and Donna met, but I think I like this one best. :)

Honestly, I think that this is one of the most beautifully written stories that I have ever read. Completely tragic, too; but utterly beautiful. I have no words for this; but you chose the best ones. (: And I love every word. (So many of them killed me, but the last paragraph especially...So. GOOD.)

Definitely going into the “Utterly Brilliant” community.

This is so beautiful. I love how people always go on about Amy, but they seem to forget that she wasn't the first ginger in the TARDIS, and certainly not the first with a wedding dress and an attitude.

I loved how you pointed out that Amy is a child (because she very much is) and Donna was so much more than just another passenger. Poignant and lovely.

Beautifully written. Very insightful glimpse into Amy's thoughts, and wonderful links you've drawn between Amy and Donna.

And lovely use of the second-person narrative-it can be hard to use it effectively, but I think you made it work wonderfully here.

Que bela história.

Oh, I loved it!

Amy is really a child, and the Doctor behaves as one when they are together, and it makes me think how can it be, that this doctor sounds so... old, and is such a child compared to the others, when they looked like adults, but didn't seem to have the same kind of pain.

Loved it loved it!

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That last sentence made me tear up.

That being said, well done!

This was beautiful and so so sad. A great story, and I loved the use of the third person. Brilliant :)