...Who needs Hypno-toad when there's that gif? *scrolls down a bit before she watches it again*
Seeing Brax again is...very, very weird and honestly has made Ten want to run away at times, but in that very same breath, he wants to relish this new chance to be with him and pretend that somewhere, everything is back to normal. It's why he won't openly admit that yes, there was a Time War, everyone died, and he's the one who ended it all. In a twisted way, it's his way of protecting Brax--though that sorta was ruined (thanks Nine and that babbling bug! :|)--because he wasn't able to when the Daleks and Fifth Axis came to the Collection.
Yes, he has carried that guilt for that long. Marvel at him.
And in his own way, he's actually concerned for Brax and how he's coping with the aftermath of the invasion. Something tells me it was a very long time before the Doctor went back to the Collection--if he did at all before the Time War got into full swing, so he probably never got to see Brax like this. I mean, who learns to make a fish dinner? Honestly... Facetiousness aside, what really has him concerned are those little slips he managed to catch early on that something just wasn't right. He isn't too sure how to help Brax though he wants to while he can. How much can he, though, without jeopardising the time lines? Damn those laws of time and his not wanting to break them (yet).
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Seeing Brax again is...very, very weird and honestly has made Ten want to run away at times, but in that very same breath, he wants to relish this new chance to be with him and pretend that somewhere, everything is back to normal. It's why he won't openly admit that yes, there was a Time War, everyone died, and he's the one who ended it all. In a twisted way, it's his way of protecting Brax--though that sorta was ruined (thanks Nine and that babbling bug! :|)--because he wasn't able to when the Daleks and Fifth Axis came to the Collection.
Yes, he has carried that guilt for that long. Marvel at him.
And in his own way, he's actually concerned for Brax and how he's coping with the aftermath of the invasion. Something tells me it was a very long time before the Doctor went back to the Collection--if he did at all before the Time War got into full swing, so he probably never got to see Brax like this. I mean, who learns to make a fish dinner? Honestly... Facetiousness aside, what really has him concerned are those little slips he managed to catch early on that something just wasn't right. He isn't too sure how to help Brax though he wants to while he can. How much can he, though, without jeopardising the time lines? Damn those laws of time and his not wanting to break them (yet).