#doctor inferno

[aethermechanika]

Throwback to one of my favorite LEGO Themes, Agents 2008!

This art is old but it has a special place in my heart for the amount of laughs the characters give me. Comedic chaos is gold.

[interestingturnofthetables]

He fixed the TARDIS!?

[lizshaw]

[quasi-normalcy]

Colossus, standing in actual, physical Hell: "Man, you Christians have some fucked up ideas; I'm glad I don't believe in any of this shit."

[cleowho]

“Which one's you?”

Inferno - season 07 - 1970

[lilydvoratrelundar]

"Look, without the Tardis I feel rather lost. A stranger in a foreign land. A shipwrecked mariner."

Giffing Pertwee Who - Season 7

[connectionterminated13]

Quite the little scientist, isn't he?

[sarahwatchesthings]

Doctor Who S7E20 "Inferno," part 2

[ruchirarambles7]

Wherever you are is my Heaven.

"Hell hath no limits, nor is circumscribed In one self-place; for where we are is hell, And where hell is, there must we ever be."

That was really well played, Good Omens 2. Loved that particular turn of phrase.

[snackleggg]

If the doctor is a storm then the master is a wildfire.

Storms can be a vital part of keeping an ecosystem healthy and thriving. Replenishing water for both plants & animals alike. But they can also be destructive, causing floods, tornado, and general destruction.

Fire can be an incredibly useful and life-saving tool. It can kill bacteria & pathogens with its heat, making food & water safe and can also provide life-saving warmth in the cold. Fire is a fundamental cruch for humanities growth, but if put in the wrong environment and left unchecked it can grow into a destructive force, burning everything to ash until it runs out of fuel and dies as well.

Storms can put out fires, but the smoke from the fire can pollute the storm clouds.

[giddyaunt425]

[aethermechanika]

My art of LEGO Agents OC, Nadia Blizzard! I love her. She's the only person who can render all Doctor inferno's planning useless. The man cant quite cope with being flustered when he's more used to burning his tangible problems in lava.

[do-you-know-this-dw-story]

inferno (tv: 1970)

[maeselc]

Warm enough (rated E, 6k)

New fic! In which Julian has the worst several months of his life (canon) and Garak has a pretty bad time too (canon) but also they bang (...)

Warm enough (6292 words) by Maeselc Chapters: 1/1 Fandom: Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Rating: Explicit Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Julian Bashir/Elim Garak Characters: Julian Bashir, Elim Garak Additional Tags: Angst and Fluff and Smut, Sharing Body Heat, Sharing a Bed, Frottage, Getting Together, Top Julian Bashir, Bottom Elim Garak, Episode: s05e15 By Inferno's Light, Episode: s05e16 Doctor Bashir I Presume, Post-Episode: s05e16 Doctor Bashir I Presume, POV Elim Garak, let! them! sleep!, cannot believe I initially forgot the following tag:, Awkward Boners Summary: If it’s taught Garak anything, a lifetime of…well, of his lifetime, if it’s taught him anything it’s how to read the sounds of a person’s gait, to know who is approaching. He knows it’s Julian.

[crazysnakey]

Do you think the Doctor ever told anyone what happened in the parallel world? Do you think he ever had nightmares about it? Do you think he ever looked at someone and saw their parallel world counterpart? Do you think he ever accidentally called the Brigadier “Brigade Leader” whenever they had a heated argument, maybe over the Brig’s methods? Do you think he ever looked at Liz with her fair ginger hair and imagined it turning black and burning like Section Leader Shaw's? The Brigadier gets shot in another invasion and as the medics lay him on the ground to be treated the Doctor sees the Brigade Leader on the floor after being shot by the Section Leader.

Do you think the others noticed anything off with the Doctor in the weeks after? Do you think they worried over him? Benton observing that the Doctor seems uneasy around him sometimes when Benton's standing near him with a gun, even though they both know he'd never hurt the Doctor. The Brigadier noticing that the Doctor seems more standoffish with him at times. They've always had their fair share of disagreements but it's like there's another wall between them when they talk now. After the Inferno Project is shut down Liz and the Brigadier, curious, ask the Doctor how he'd known what would happen and what to do, since he'd disappeared for hours and then spent most of the time unconscious and he looks at them with an expression of such grief and despair that they find themselves regretting asking. They never actually get an answer.

Someone tries to restart Project Inferno or start a similar project involving drilling into the Earth and the Doctor explodes and is practically hysterical as he tells them to shut it down and stay away from any attempts at drilling into the Earth. Everyone at UNIT knows the Doctor's always had little patience for human incompetence but even for him this seems overboard. The Brigadier once again asks him what's wrong, but the Doctor brushes him off or blusters and gives him a non-answer.

The Doctor tries to move past it. It's not easy and it takes time, but things get better. He doesn't slip up in front of Benton or the Brigadier anymore, doesn't overreact. He's got a new assistant, he's focusing on fixing the TARDIS, and with the Master here pulling a new scheme every Wednesday things are more interesting and he's always being kept busy with something. He thinks that maybe things are all right now, and will be all right. That maybe he can put what he saw and experienced in the parallel world to the back of his mind.

Then he gets strapped to the Keller Machine and the memories and fears are all brought back to the surface again in vivid detail.

[cleowho]

Inferno - season 07 - 1970