Well. A deal is a deal, after all.

[thecricketer]

Leave me a comment and I will...

1) Tell you why I friended you
2) Associate you with a song/movie
3) Tell a random fact about you
4) Tell a first memory about you
5) Associate you with an animal/fruit
6) Ask something I've always wanted to know about you
7) Show you my favorite user pic of yours
8) In return, you MUST spread this disease in your LJ

Comments

[of-traken.livejournal.com]

As if I wouldn't be curious...

[thecricketer.livejournal.com]

1) You're Nyssa. Of course I did.

2) Loth Lorien - there are no words, simply beautiful, soothing music that speak of paradise.

3) You have the most lovely laugh.

4) I looked through the world with new eyes, and I saw your face. I remembered peace, and soothing words, and quiet strength, and I felt calm. As if I needn't worry, because everything would go as it should.

5) An owl. Eyes that pierce the dark, a delicate form hiding fierce strength, freedom that is never wasted, and endless wisdom.

6) ...Did you ever blame me?

7) Oh, you looks lovely in all of the, but...



It looks like a family portrait.

[of-traken.livejournal.com]

4) I've been told my presence is calming, I'm glad it proved so during sucha difficult regeneration.

6) ...For the Master and the Entropy? Never. I blamed myself for not insisting that I go with you as Tegan did. perhaps things could have been avoided....

...For Adric? ...Yes. For a time. But then when the hurt and anger subsided a bit, I knew that wasn't reasonable and that you would never deliberately do something and we were all victims of circumstance.

7) I miss that sometimes. We were a family.

[thecricketer.livejournal.com]

6) You cannot blame yourself for not considering possibilities you could not possibly have known of. Why yes, I am a bit of a hypocrite.

...Thank you for being honest. I do understand, and I'm glad that...you don't, anymore.

7) All we can do is remember, and protect the family we've made now.

[of-traken.livejournal.com]

6) You were with the Master. Something was bound to go wrong. I...had a feeling. Like something terrible was going to happen. I should have intervened more.

You're welcome, Doctor. I think...when something so traumatic happens it's in one's nature to place blame, even if there isn't much blame to be placed.

7) We are a family now, aren't we? So different though. You used to be the big brother. *grins* What are you now, hm?

[thecricketer.livejournal.com]

6) And I should never have trusted him. We cannot...torment ourselves over what could not be foreseeen.

It's a way to focus anger and grief outward. Perfectly natural for most.

7) ... *chuckles* I've absolutely no idea. Not the eccentric uncle once more, I should hope.