#dark water

[lonelyzarquon]

DOCTOR WHO | Dark Water

[goryhorroor]

horror sub-genres: paranormal

[dandelionjack]

missy doesn’t understand that she’s in the wrong genre. she believes she’s in a darkly alluring gothic romance instead of an optimistic sci-fi show. in her genre, gifting your estranged ex/enemy/lover/best friend/twin flame an indestructible undead army to prove to him that your will to power is identical is the most romantic gesture imaginable. it’s victory via surrender, it’s control through abdication. all her scheming to “corrupt” him, to demonstrate that they’re the same deep down, that his sanctimonious morality is nothing but a method of keeping his own conscience clean, that’s the hannibal gene, the lestat gene (*obviously the dynamics aren’t 1-to-1 similar, but… close enough) and missy’s tragedy in death in heaven is in that, within the narrative format she’s trapped in, she can never succeed

[themastergifs]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, MICHELLE GOMEZ (November 23, 1966)

[doctor-who-binge]

Clara: I don't deserve a friend like you.

12: Clara, I'm terribly sorry, but I'm exactly what you deserve.

I love how he just simultaneously insulted both of them

[bowtiesarecool11]

S08 E11: Dark Water

[texaschainsawmascara]

Jennifer Connelly, 2000

[notyoujamie]

You'd go to hell, if she asked. And she would!

[lionfloss]

Reflections by メグパパ

[secretlyhuntokar]

Something about the way The Doctor flirts with Rogue by saying "let's argue across the stars"

And that's exactly what The Doctor and The Master's relationship is.

Arguing across the stars.

It's how they flirt.

It's their texting.

[ordinariumsresources]

∞ Jenna Coleman as Clara Oswald in Doctor Who (8x11 Dark Water)

requested by @yearnstarved

[doctorwhoisadhd]

dark water (2014) / end of days (2007) / jack's captain's log for torchwood 2.06 reset / dialogue - heaven sent / a day in the death (2008) / heaven sent (2015) / dialogue - dead man walking / dialogue - hell bent / dialogue - dead man walking / a day in the death (2008) / hell bent (2015) / dialogue - the waters of mars / dialogue - hell bent / children of earth: day five (2009) / dialogue - dead man walking / dialogue - heaven sent

webweaving: something about the way jack and 12 love

[bloodstained-ballgowns]

"clara, my clara" "do you think i care for you so little that betraying me would make any difference?" "you walk our earth, doctor, you breathe our air"/"this is my world too. i walk your earth, i breathe your air" "i'll hold clara's hand, no-one else's" "i don't deserve a friend like you"/"i'm sorry clara, but i'm exactly what you deserve" “oh clara oswald, what have i made of you?” "when do i not see you?" "why can't you say it? i was the doctor and i was good"/"you were an exceptional doctor clara...goodness had nothing to do with it" "i'll be the judge of time" "one day the memory of that wil hurt so much i won't be able to breathe" "whatever i do, you still won't be there" "i had a duty of care" "if i met her again i would absolutely know"

or: twelveclara quotes that run circles in my head like plastic horses on a merry-go-round.

[dandelionjack]

the master always has some cyberman shit going on around them (let’s be real, the toclafane count. they’re just ball-shaped cybermen). saw a post last night that said something in fewer words along the lines of… it’s another one of their warped-mirror-of-the-doctor attributes. the doctor loves humanity — the master loves humanity stripped of all its humanity

the creation of cybermen is almost like a reassurance to them; “proof” that these weird apes that their ex is irresistibly in love with really do become, with a few tweaks and upgrades here and there, nothing more than programmable easily-manipulated murderous drones. because if they dared to look past their prejudice, to see humans for all their beauty and strength and diversity — and missy almost got there, she tried — they would understand what’s drawn the doctor away from them. and that scares them more than anything

[fruitsofmylabia]

Seven summers in a tide pool 🪼

[goryhorroor]

horror around the world: japan (7/10)

dark water (2002) directed by hideo nakata