Post by DONNA NOBLE on Dec 9, 2011 8:35:12 GMT -5
DONNA NOBLE!
witty - compassionate - fiery - sassy - friendly
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As you may have guessed, my name is Donna Noble. I was born on Earth in the late 1970s, so that makes me just about thirty-two, (though I’ll never own up to it!) Don’t be alarmed, though, for I am just a Human-Time Lord Hybrid.
ARE YOU REALLY HAPPY
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WITH THE PERSON THAT YOU SEE IN THE MIRROR
Donna is a woman of average height and build, with shoulder length auburn hair and hazel eyes. During her time as the Tenth Doctor’s companion, Donna was often found wearing office appropriate clothing - business casual - since she was a Temp and never knew when she’d be called in for a new job; you never saw Donna flitting about all of Time and Space in her pajamas.
Donna was one of the few companions of the Doctor who actually packed things, like one does when going on holiday, and was always prepared for just about anything.
Donna never lost that well-put-together look, even when she stopped working, and because she has all that Lottery money left over, Donna can now buy much nicer - and more expensive - clothing than she used to.
AND SO WE REACH A NEW POINT
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IN THE PATH OF LIFE, DEATH AND IMMORTALITY
Donna is proud to be a ginger, and she has a sharp tongue and fiery temper to match - which played nicely off the Doctor’s witty intellect and quick tongue. However, underneath her dry wit and brashness, lies a compassionate heart - as evidenced when she pleaded with the Tenth Doctor to save at least some people from Pompeii, and also when she reached out to Agatha Christie about her failing marriage. Although she sometimes appeared unintelligent, and persistently referred to the fact that she was 'only a temp', Donna was actually quite smart: she mastered the Dewey Decimal System in two days working at a library, and her own smarts seem to have been heightened by the Time Lord essence present.
Donna has met several of the Doctor’s other companions, such as Martha Jones, Rose Tyler, Sarah Jane Smith, and Captain Jack Harkness - and she quickly and easily got along with all of them, and without any display of “cattiness”; Donna had no reason to be jealous, as she has only ever been interested in a platonic relationship with the Doctor, often protesting and correcting people who assume otherwise.
After remembering the Doctor and their time together, and after the Ood mended her mind, Donna has become obsessed with finding him again and continuing their adventures. She doesn't care if the Doctor already has other companions - the more, the merrier. Donna feels that the Doctor has great taste in choosing who he travels with.
Since she's part Time Lord, Donna may be able to regenerate; however, we have yet to see if she will be able to - and, she's not in a hurry to find out!
HOW CAN WE EVER TELL A TALE
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IF WE STILL DON'T KNOW ITS BEGINNING AND END
Donna Noble is the only daughter of Geoff and Sylvia Noble and the granddaughter of Wilfred and Eileen Mott. She was born in the late 1970s. On her first day at school, she was sent home for biting. When she was six, her mother refused to take her on holiday; undaunted, Donna got on a bus, and went on her own to Strathclyde. Her grandfather would later remind her of this incident to buck her up.
Donna missed the Christmas Day Sycorax invasion of Earth due to a hangover and the Cybermen invasion because she was on holiday in Spain. Consequently, she was unprepared for alien life when she first encountered it. Her career consisted mainly of temp jobs. She worked in a library for a while and at some point before June 2007 for two years at a double-glazing firm. In June 2007, Donna had the choice of being a full-time secretary for Jival Chowdry or a temporary secretary at H.C. Clements, a security firm. Although she considered the former at her mother's insistence, an accident blocked the traffic to the right. She turned left and went to work for Clements.
Unknown to Donna, the accident was caused by a future version of herself from an alternate timeline*, who had sacrificed herself to ensure that Donna may come to go on adventures with the Doctor and save the Universe.
At Clements, she fell in love with Lance Bennett, whom she pressured into marriage. While she planned the wedding, she was unaware that Lance was dosing her coffee with Huon particles by order of the Empress of the Racnoss, whom he secretly served.
At her wedding (Christmas Eve 2007), while walking down the aisle with her father, Huon particles reacted with her elevated emotional state and teleported Donna into the Doctor's TARDIS. After Robot Santas prevented the Doctor from returning her in time for her wedding, he manged to get her there in time for the reception. When a Robotic Christmas Tree fired explosives at the guests, they investigated H.C. Clements. The trail led to a secret base under the Thames where Lance and the Empress of the Racnoss revealed their plans. Donna helped the Doctor defeat the Empress and pulled him away from the Empress' death, saving his life. She turned down his offer to travel with him.
However, Donna could not resume her old life. Her eyes were opened to the universe. After the encounter with the Racnoss, Donna's father died. Meanwhile, Donna tried to live without the Doctor, going to Egypt for two weeks for some excitement. When this failed, she began investigating unexplained events, knowing that the Doctor always ran into trouble, she managed to catch up with him while looking into Adipose Industries. Donna witnessed the March of the Adipose and now began to travel with the Doctor in the TARDIS. Unlike most companions of the Doctor, Donna came well prepared for the trip—most, if not all, of her predecessors joined the Doctor with little more than the clothes on their backs. Not Donna! The Doctor was surprised to see she had a hat box. Just before she left, whilst trying to find a suitable place to leave her car keys, she approached a blond woman standing at a police line; it was Rose Tyler.
After leaving home, Donna and the Doctor went to Pompeii on the day Vesuvius erupted. She tried to convince him to stop the eruption, but he said that it would be impossible. She fought the Pyrovile and convinced the Doctor to save just one family from the devastation of the erruption.
They next went to the Ood Sphere and discovered the dark secret behind the Ood's servitude. They ended the mutilations and freed the Ood once and for all. Before they left, the Ood said something about the Doctor-Donna, which neither Donna nor the Doctor understood at the time. The Ood will be forever grateful for Donna and the Doctor’s help, and decided that they will try to help them, in return... Someday.
Donna and the Doctor returned to Earth to deal with a Sontaran invasion. Donna met the Doctor's former companion Martha Jones, who now worked for UNIT. She went home to see her family and was terrified when her grandfather almost died at the hand of the Sontarans. She knocked a Sontaran unconscious by hitting it on the probic vent on the back of its head with a hammer.
She met Agatha Christie in 1926 and killed a Vespiform by throwing the Firestone into a lake to save Agatha's life. During this adventure, she influenced the creation of Miss Marple and Murder on the Orient Express by mentioning them to Christie years before they were created; although Christie's memories of the incident had been wiped, some unconscious memories obviously still remained.
During a visit to a planet known as The Library, Donna met River Song, the Doctor's future wife. Donna also befriended Miss Evangelista and was able to briefly communicate with her consciousness after the girl had been killed by the Vashta Nerada. Donna's consciousness was "saved" to the planet-core-sized hard drive by CAL when the Doctor transported her to the TARDIS. A replica of her face subsequently appeared as one of the Library's information Nodes. Unaware of what had happened, Donna disjointedly experienced several years of an idyllic married life and had two children; she retained these memories after being restored to her real self.
On a visit to the planet Shan Shen, Donna was distracted by a fortune teller while a Time Beetle leapt on her back and changed her history, making it so that she had never taken the action which led her to meet The Doctor. In the alternate world, Donna again met Rose Tyler, whose identity she never learned. Rose gave her a message for the Doctor. In the alternate timeline, Donna died restoring reality. Her "normal timeline" version barely remembered the message from Rose, but Donna managed to give it to the Doctor. Rose had said: "Bad Wolf".
Donna and the Doctor rushed back to Earth and found everything to be in order. The Doctor asked a milkman what day it was, and the milkman replied that it was Saturday. Donna pressed the Doctor for an explanation of Rose's unexpected reappearance, and the Doctor replied that, if Rose can cross from her parallel world to Donna's parallel world, then the walls of reality are breaking down. But, with Earth apparently safe for now, they returned to the TARDIS and prepared to stop the walls from breaking down further.
The TARDIS rumbled from an apparent earthquake. The Doctor and Donna rushed to the doors and flung them open, only to find that they are suspended in space. The Doctor checked the readings and realised that they have not moved, but the Earth has. It’s gone missing - it has been stolen, but by whom? Donna demanded to know if her family is dead. The Doctor didn’t know and grimly decided that they had to get help, and so they set a course for the Shadow Proclamation.
Donna was separated from the Doctor when, for reasons unknown, the TARDIS refused to let her leave when the others surrendered to the Daleks in their attempt to return Earth to its normal place in the cosmos. She found herself reaching out for the Doctor’s severed hand, and Donna found herself engulfed in a golden glow - regeneration energy stored in the Doctor's severed hand created a being who looked like the Doctor, but was half-human and had aspects of Donna's personality. This Biological Meta-Crisis was a two way process, and Donna herself had also been given "The best part of the Doctor, his mind", turning her in to the "Doctor-Donna" of the Ood's prophecy.
The Doctor-Donna was "born" after touching the Doctor's spare hand. She used her newfound intellect to deactivate the reality bomb and defeat Davros and the Dalek Empire, and then the Doctor used the TARDIS to restore Earth to its proper place in the galaxy, literally giving the planet a tow. After assisting the Doctor in exiling the Meta-Crisis Doctor to Pete's World and saying farewell to Rose, Donna's mind overloaded - a consequence of the unbearable Time Lord-human meta-crisis. She begged him not to, but to save her life, the Doctor wiped her memories of all her adventures with him, and then he took Donna back home, with strict instructions to her mother and grandfather to never tell her about the Doctor or the TARDIS. The Donna who had saved the universe was dead, fulfilling Dalek Caan's prophecy. As Donna recovers consciousness, she shows no interest in the Doctor and chats on the phone to her friends, who are all talking about the Medusa Cascade incident.
Wilfred, her grandfather, promised to keep thinking of the Doctor on her behalf, and never to mention the Doctor to her, as that might trigger her memory of events and cause her mind to "burn up", which would kill her. By Christmas of 2009, Donna had gotten her life back on track, becoming engaged to Shaun Temple. She nearly bumped into the Doctor twice. For Christmas, she gave Wilf a book by Joshua Naismith, but did not know exactly why she had got it, saying that she simply felt like he should have it. The Doctor believed that it was her Time Lord subconscious directing Wilf, since he was so important. The Doctor quickly thanked Wilfred, then returned to the TARDIS alone, exhausted and heartbroken.
On Christmas Day, the Master turned every human into versions of himself. Donna's half-Time Lord mind meant she was unaffected, but her mother and Shaun were not. The shock of seeing them transformed into duplicates of the Master reawakened some of the memories of her travels with the Doctor, with visions of several aliens she had met appearing in her mind. She called Wilf and was told to run for her life.
While Gallifrey appeared in the sky hurtling towards Earth, Shaun shown found her unconscious and brought her home. The Doctor had also implanted a self-defence device that sent her to sleep and saved her from the Master clones, but did not harm her. She came to when the TARDIS appeared in the street and complained that she had, once again, missed something important.
By Spring of 2010, Donna's memories of the Doctor hadn’t returned. Shaun Temple and Donna were married and left the church with family and friends cheering them on. Donna asked specifically for a photograph for her and her friends, which allowed her mother and grandfather a chance to speak with the Doctor, one last time. When he left, they returned to the happy bride and gave Donna a brown envelope, which was actually, secretly, a gift from her deceased father and the Doctor: a Lottery ticket. Donna happily reminded herself that the Lottery had a triple roll-over prize for this particular draw before stuffing it in her dress for safekeeping.
Since winning the Lottery, Donna quit her Temp career, and then she’d gotten a bit weird and mopey - she was no longer “just a Temp”, and she still had a ton of money left over from her winnings and could do anything she wanted to... but Donna wasn’t happy, and her depression didn’t bode well for the marriage - Shaun left her after a few months, and the marriage was annulled.
With a desire to travel the world - because traveling was the only thing that sounded at all interesting at the time - Donna packed her bags and set off.
She got as far as her little blue car in the driveway of her new home when her memories began to return, and her mind began to burn. Ood Sigma came out of nowhere, like he had when he visited the Tenth Doctor shortly before he regenerated into Eleven. The Ood gestalt telepathically sang to her their song of the universe, and it mended her brain, making it able to contain the Time Lord essence inside.
Now, Donna’s on a mission to find the Doctor!
~*~*~*~*~
*Alternate Timeline: In an alternate timeline, Donna chose to work for Jival Chowdry, instead of H.C. Clements. She was promoted to be
Chowdry’s personal assistant, but her life and career collapsed, beginningwith Chowdry laying her off and national and worldwide cataclysms that followed the death of a man that she’d never met, called “the Doctor”.
During the next couple of years, Donna and her family wound up to living as refugees as British society collapsed. She had several encounters with a mysterious blonde woman (Rose) who claimed that Donna's life was not meant to turn out this way. Donna agreed to be sent back to June of 2007 in a carefully patched together time machine based on the Doctor’s TARDIS; her task was to prevent her younger self from "turning right" and taking the fatal job with Chowdry. Unable to get there in time, the alternate Donna Noble
threw herself in front of a lorry to cause a traffic jam that would physically prevent her younger self from making that decision. Just before she died, the blonde woman appeared to Donna and passed a message for her to give to the Doctor. When the timeline was restored, Donna Noble retained dreamlike memories of the alternate timeline, including the blonde woman and her message to the Doctor: "Bad Wolf".
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WITH THE PERSON THAT YOU SEE IN THE MIRROR
Donna is a woman of average height and build, with shoulder length auburn hair and hazel eyes. During her time as the Tenth Doctor’s companion, Donna was often found wearing office appropriate clothing - business casual - since she was a Temp and never knew when she’d be called in for a new job; you never saw Donna flitting about all of Time and Space in her pajamas.
Donna was one of the few companions of the Doctor who actually packed things, like one does when going on holiday, and was always prepared for just about anything.
Donna never lost that well-put-together look, even when she stopped working, and because she has all that Lottery money left over, Donna can now buy much nicer - and more expensive - clothing than she used to.
AND SO WE REACH A NEW POINT
---------------------------
IN THE PATH OF LIFE, DEATH AND IMMORTALITY
Donna is proud to be a ginger, and she has a sharp tongue and fiery temper to match - which played nicely off the Doctor’s witty intellect and quick tongue. However, underneath her dry wit and brashness, lies a compassionate heart - as evidenced when she pleaded with the Tenth Doctor to save at least some people from Pompeii, and also when she reached out to Agatha Christie about her failing marriage. Although she sometimes appeared unintelligent, and persistently referred to the fact that she was 'only a temp', Donna was actually quite smart: she mastered the Dewey Decimal System in two days working at a library, and her own smarts seem to have been heightened by the Time Lord essence present.
Donna has met several of the Doctor’s other companions, such as Martha Jones, Rose Tyler, Sarah Jane Smith, and Captain Jack Harkness - and she quickly and easily got along with all of them, and without any display of “cattiness”; Donna had no reason to be jealous, as she has only ever been interested in a platonic relationship with the Doctor, often protesting and correcting people who assume otherwise.
After remembering the Doctor and their time together, and after the Ood mended her mind, Donna has become obsessed with finding him again and continuing their adventures. She doesn't care if the Doctor already has other companions - the more, the merrier. Donna feels that the Doctor has great taste in choosing who he travels with.
Since she's part Time Lord, Donna may be able to regenerate; however, we have yet to see if she will be able to - and, she's not in a hurry to find out!
HOW CAN WE EVER TELL A TALE
---------------------------
IF WE STILL DON'T KNOW ITS BEGINNING AND END
Donna Noble is the only daughter of Geoff and Sylvia Noble and the granddaughter of Wilfred and Eileen Mott. She was born in the late 1970s. On her first day at school, she was sent home for biting. When she was six, her mother refused to take her on holiday; undaunted, Donna got on a bus, and went on her own to Strathclyde. Her grandfather would later remind her of this incident to buck her up.
Donna missed the Christmas Day Sycorax invasion of Earth due to a hangover and the Cybermen invasion because she was on holiday in Spain. Consequently, she was unprepared for alien life when she first encountered it. Her career consisted mainly of temp jobs. She worked in a library for a while and at some point before June 2007 for two years at a double-glazing firm. In June 2007, Donna had the choice of being a full-time secretary for Jival Chowdry or a temporary secretary at H.C. Clements, a security firm. Although she considered the former at her mother's insistence, an accident blocked the traffic to the right. She turned left and went to work for Clements.
Unknown to Donna, the accident was caused by a future version of herself from an alternate timeline*, who had sacrificed herself to ensure that Donna may come to go on adventures with the Doctor and save the Universe.
At Clements, she fell in love with Lance Bennett, whom she pressured into marriage. While she planned the wedding, she was unaware that Lance was dosing her coffee with Huon particles by order of the Empress of the Racnoss, whom he secretly served.
At her wedding (Christmas Eve 2007), while walking down the aisle with her father, Huon particles reacted with her elevated emotional state and teleported Donna into the Doctor's TARDIS. After Robot Santas prevented the Doctor from returning her in time for her wedding, he manged to get her there in time for the reception. When a Robotic Christmas Tree fired explosives at the guests, they investigated H.C. Clements. The trail led to a secret base under the Thames where Lance and the Empress of the Racnoss revealed their plans. Donna helped the Doctor defeat the Empress and pulled him away from the Empress' death, saving his life. She turned down his offer to travel with him.
However, Donna could not resume her old life. Her eyes were opened to the universe. After the encounter with the Racnoss, Donna's father died. Meanwhile, Donna tried to live without the Doctor, going to Egypt for two weeks for some excitement. When this failed, she began investigating unexplained events, knowing that the Doctor always ran into trouble, she managed to catch up with him while looking into Adipose Industries. Donna witnessed the March of the Adipose and now began to travel with the Doctor in the TARDIS. Unlike most companions of the Doctor, Donna came well prepared for the trip—most, if not all, of her predecessors joined the Doctor with little more than the clothes on their backs. Not Donna! The Doctor was surprised to see she had a hat box. Just before she left, whilst trying to find a suitable place to leave her car keys, she approached a blond woman standing at a police line; it was Rose Tyler.
After leaving home, Donna and the Doctor went to Pompeii on the day Vesuvius erupted. She tried to convince him to stop the eruption, but he said that it would be impossible. She fought the Pyrovile and convinced the Doctor to save just one family from the devastation of the erruption.
They next went to the Ood Sphere and discovered the dark secret behind the Ood's servitude. They ended the mutilations and freed the Ood once and for all. Before they left, the Ood said something about the Doctor-Donna, which neither Donna nor the Doctor understood at the time. The Ood will be forever grateful for Donna and the Doctor’s help, and decided that they will try to help them, in return... Someday.
Donna and the Doctor returned to Earth to deal with a Sontaran invasion. Donna met the Doctor's former companion Martha Jones, who now worked for UNIT. She went home to see her family and was terrified when her grandfather almost died at the hand of the Sontarans. She knocked a Sontaran unconscious by hitting it on the probic vent on the back of its head with a hammer.
She met Agatha Christie in 1926 and killed a Vespiform by throwing the Firestone into a lake to save Agatha's life. During this adventure, she influenced the creation of Miss Marple and Murder on the Orient Express by mentioning them to Christie years before they were created; although Christie's memories of the incident had been wiped, some unconscious memories obviously still remained.
During a visit to a planet known as The Library, Donna met River Song, the Doctor's future wife. Donna also befriended Miss Evangelista and was able to briefly communicate with her consciousness after the girl had been killed by the Vashta Nerada. Donna's consciousness was "saved" to the planet-core-sized hard drive by CAL when the Doctor transported her to the TARDIS. A replica of her face subsequently appeared as one of the Library's information Nodes. Unaware of what had happened, Donna disjointedly experienced several years of an idyllic married life and had two children; she retained these memories after being restored to her real self.
On a visit to the planet Shan Shen, Donna was distracted by a fortune teller while a Time Beetle leapt on her back and changed her history, making it so that she had never taken the action which led her to meet The Doctor. In the alternate world, Donna again met Rose Tyler, whose identity she never learned. Rose gave her a message for the Doctor. In the alternate timeline, Donna died restoring reality. Her "normal timeline" version barely remembered the message from Rose, but Donna managed to give it to the Doctor. Rose had said: "Bad Wolf".
Donna and the Doctor rushed back to Earth and found everything to be in order. The Doctor asked a milkman what day it was, and the milkman replied that it was Saturday. Donna pressed the Doctor for an explanation of Rose's unexpected reappearance, and the Doctor replied that, if Rose can cross from her parallel world to Donna's parallel world, then the walls of reality are breaking down. But, with Earth apparently safe for now, they returned to the TARDIS and prepared to stop the walls from breaking down further.
The TARDIS rumbled from an apparent earthquake. The Doctor and Donna rushed to the doors and flung them open, only to find that they are suspended in space. The Doctor checked the readings and realised that they have not moved, but the Earth has. It’s gone missing - it has been stolen, but by whom? Donna demanded to know if her family is dead. The Doctor didn’t know and grimly decided that they had to get help, and so they set a course for the Shadow Proclamation.
Donna was separated from the Doctor when, for reasons unknown, the TARDIS refused to let her leave when the others surrendered to the Daleks in their attempt to return Earth to its normal place in the cosmos. She found herself reaching out for the Doctor’s severed hand, and Donna found herself engulfed in a golden glow - regeneration energy stored in the Doctor's severed hand created a being who looked like the Doctor, but was half-human and had aspects of Donna's personality. This Biological Meta-Crisis was a two way process, and Donna herself had also been given "The best part of the Doctor, his mind", turning her in to the "Doctor-Donna" of the Ood's prophecy.
The Doctor-Donna was "born" after touching the Doctor's spare hand. She used her newfound intellect to deactivate the reality bomb and defeat Davros and the Dalek Empire, and then the Doctor used the TARDIS to restore Earth to its proper place in the galaxy, literally giving the planet a tow. After assisting the Doctor in exiling the Meta-Crisis Doctor to Pete's World and saying farewell to Rose, Donna's mind overloaded - a consequence of the unbearable Time Lord-human meta-crisis. She begged him not to, but to save her life, the Doctor wiped her memories of all her adventures with him, and then he took Donna back home, with strict instructions to her mother and grandfather to never tell her about the Doctor or the TARDIS. The Donna who had saved the universe was dead, fulfilling Dalek Caan's prophecy. As Donna recovers consciousness, she shows no interest in the Doctor and chats on the phone to her friends, who are all talking about the Medusa Cascade incident.
Wilfred, her grandfather, promised to keep thinking of the Doctor on her behalf, and never to mention the Doctor to her, as that might trigger her memory of events and cause her mind to "burn up", which would kill her. By Christmas of 2009, Donna had gotten her life back on track, becoming engaged to Shaun Temple. She nearly bumped into the Doctor twice. For Christmas, she gave Wilf a book by Joshua Naismith, but did not know exactly why she had got it, saying that she simply felt like he should have it. The Doctor believed that it was her Time Lord subconscious directing Wilf, since he was so important. The Doctor quickly thanked Wilfred, then returned to the TARDIS alone, exhausted and heartbroken.
On Christmas Day, the Master turned every human into versions of himself. Donna's half-Time Lord mind meant she was unaffected, but her mother and Shaun were not. The shock of seeing them transformed into duplicates of the Master reawakened some of the memories of her travels with the Doctor, with visions of several aliens she had met appearing in her mind. She called Wilf and was told to run for her life.
While Gallifrey appeared in the sky hurtling towards Earth, Shaun shown found her unconscious and brought her home. The Doctor had also implanted a self-defence device that sent her to sleep and saved her from the Master clones, but did not harm her. She came to when the TARDIS appeared in the street and complained that she had, once again, missed something important.
By Spring of 2010, Donna's memories of the Doctor hadn’t returned. Shaun Temple and Donna were married and left the church with family and friends cheering them on. Donna asked specifically for a photograph for her and her friends, which allowed her mother and grandfather a chance to speak with the Doctor, one last time. When he left, they returned to the happy bride and gave Donna a brown envelope, which was actually, secretly, a gift from her deceased father and the Doctor: a Lottery ticket. Donna happily reminded herself that the Lottery had a triple roll-over prize for this particular draw before stuffing it in her dress for safekeeping.
Since winning the Lottery, Donna quit her Temp career, and then she’d gotten a bit weird and mopey - she was no longer “just a Temp”, and she still had a ton of money left over from her winnings and could do anything she wanted to... but Donna wasn’t happy, and her depression didn’t bode well for the marriage - Shaun left her after a few months, and the marriage was annulled.
With a desire to travel the world - because traveling was the only thing that sounded at all interesting at the time - Donna packed her bags and set off.
She got as far as her little blue car in the driveway of her new home when her memories began to return, and her mind began to burn. Ood Sigma came out of nowhere, like he had when he visited the Tenth Doctor shortly before he regenerated into Eleven. The Ood gestalt telepathically sang to her their song of the universe, and it mended her brain, making it able to contain the Time Lord essence inside.
Now, Donna’s on a mission to find the Doctor!
~*~*~*~*~
*Alternate Timeline: In an alternate timeline, Donna chose to work for Jival Chowdry, instead of H.C. Clements. She was promoted to be
Chowdry’s personal assistant, but her life and career collapsed, beginningwith Chowdry laying her off and national and worldwide cataclysms that followed the death of a man that she’d never met, called “the Doctor”.
During the next couple of years, Donna and her family wound up to living as refugees as British society collapsed. She had several encounters with a mysterious blonde woman (Rose) who claimed that Donna's life was not meant to turn out this way. Donna agreed to be sent back to June of 2007 in a carefully patched together time machine based on the Doctor’s TARDIS; her task was to prevent her younger self from "turning right" and taking the fatal job with Chowdry. Unable to get there in time, the alternate Donna Noble
threw herself in front of a lorry to cause a traffic jam that would physically prevent her younger self from making that decision. Just before she died, the blonde woman appeared to Donna and passed a message for her to give to the Doctor. When the timeline was restored, Donna Noble retained dreamlike memories of the alternate timeline, including the blonde woman and her message to the Doctor: "Bad Wolf".
THERE IS ALWAYS A PUPPETEER
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CONTROLLING EVEN THE STRANGEST OF THE PUPPETS[/center][/color]
Hello! My name is Katie, and I have been around for nearly thirty years. Roleplaying's not my only hobby; I'm also super talented at playing the flute and piccolo. Want to get in touch? You can contact me by sending an IM or email to my Yahoo account: rogue_kiss. I’m usually on as invisible, so if it looks like I’m not online, I actually probably am! You may also contact me by PM here at ACROSS TIME AND SPACE, if that’s more convenient. So even if I've only been roleplaying for well over a decade, I think I’m pretty decent! Here's an example:
Donna decided that she would travel the world - she wanted to see it all! But, Donna didn’t get far before she started to remember, and her mind began to burn - and the Doctor wasn’t there to fix it!
Donna crumpled to her knees in agony beside her little blue car and brought her hands to her head and moaned, beginning to cry. She was too wrapped up in her pain to notice the quiet arrival of Ood Sigma, who telepathically spoke to her, as it held its hindbrain carefully in one hand. Its telepathic voice was calm and soothing in nature as it approached her.
::Doctor-Donna, let us sing to you - the song of the universe shall mend your mind...::
Her tear stained face turned up to look upon the Ood, and she gave a slight nod of her head in agreement, as she recognized him as an old friend. And so, the gestalt mind of Ood Sigma, and all the other Ood far, far away began to sing, and the burning began to cool - and stop.
As if awakening from a dream, Donna shakily stood some time later, using the side of her blue car to help her up. Ood Sigma was gone, without a trace. She wasn’t sure if what she saw had really happened, or what... But, she remembered - Donna remembered it all, and her brain didn’t feel like it was going to blow up.
And, she was absolutely brilliant!
“Oh, my God... I have got to find the Doctor!” Donna exclaimed, her mouth wide open in an alarmed "O" as she ran back into the house to find her grandfather.
They had to talk! Donna thought that he would be the best place to start looking for the Doctor - and if that failed to yield results, Donna would seek out those other companions of his: Rose Tyler, Sarah Jane Smith, Martha Jones and Captain Jack Harkness.
