#Ruby Williams

[iluvfigs]

[dandelionjack]

moffat said i only get one chance i HAVE to fucking kill the companion and bring them back to life in 45 minutes if that’s all the time i have. companions have to be dead for a little while, it’s good for them, it’s like enrichment. adds flavour. and he was right

[notyoujamie]

[olympain]

 If we're going to die, let's die looking like a peruvian folk band.

[jinxfestival]

Mascs? MASCS!!

[a-fragile-little-teacup]

Dress for the job you want (all of my outfits go through a “would a companion in Doctor Who wear this?/has a companion in Doctor Who worn this?” test)

[hauntswitch]

My favourite thing about the new episodes and new season so far is that its really, really channeling this quote by William Hartnell:

[rubywingsracing]

I present to you my most ambitious project yet:

I love yall the mostest so you get it firstest 🥰

[theflashjaygarrick]

Moffat will just ask 'is anyone going to temporarily kill off that companion' and not wait for an answer

[spoopdeedoop]

EVERYBODY SAY HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO @phox-129 RIGHT NEEOOOOOWWWWW

also this ruby n rory doodle

[foolishlyzephyrus]

i feel like it’s so integral to have at least one “at home” episode for every companion. so much character to be revealed in the premise of aliens interfering with everyday life once they are back on earth

[heavensententhusiast]

"I bring Sutekh's gift of appliances for the new bride and groom, Amy and Rory"

[olympain]

Songs about soldiers should be sad, don't you think?

[easays]

In some ways, I wonder if Tula is Brennan's chance to revisit some of the feelings Caramelinda struggled with. Both are women who lost their partner and had to deal with the fallout in ways that asked them to de-prioritize their own feelings and well-being.

At some point for Caramelinda, pushing it down meant trying to love Jet and Ruby in ways that prepared them for the heartbreak and hardness she dealt with without letting them into the hurt yoked around her own neck.

Tula, I think, shows us how kind and gentle and loving that desire to protect can look like before it turns brittle and alienating between parent and child. Caramelinda kept her love for Lazuli buried; Tula is burying her kids in her love for Geoffrey. At the center of both, I think, is a simmering wound and anger.

Caramelinda's was dragged out of her by a greater grief; I can't help but wonder if Tula's, too, will only fully emerge after she loses something more precious than her husband. Or will Lila and Jaysohn lose her and inherit the way she holds her anger under wraps? Will their love of her turn into a memorial clouding the anger underneath until it's too late for them, too?

[were-wolverine]

okay doing this again

[ladyyyybugfemme]

just watched bottoms and HOLY SHIT everything about her is my type😭