The thing about implied questions? They're incredibly easy to ignore.
The Master grins, cold and patronizing. "Very good, Doctor! You're paying attention after all."
He's playing with fire, now; risking timelines by even speaking to the man. But it's been months, with no decent company save for Lucy, with no murmur of the Time Lords in his head. He never imagined he'd miss that presence, and now it's so quiet in his head, so lonely with nothing but the drums....
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Date: 2008-10-24 08:51 am (UTC)The Master grins, cold and patronizing. "Very good, Doctor! You're paying attention after all."
He's playing with fire, now; risking timelines by even speaking to the man. But it's been months, with no decent company save for Lucy, with no murmur of the Time Lords in his head. He never imagined he'd miss that presence, and now it's so quiet in his head, so lonely with nothing but the drums....
Timelines don't seem as important in that light.