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Doctor Who: The Werewolf Paradox
Title: The Werewolf Paradox
Fandom: Doctor Who
Characters/Pairing: Martha Jones, Tenth Doctor
Rating: PG-13
Warnings: None
Summary: In modern-day Edinburgh, a man has been murdered by a great beast said to emerge during a full moon. The Doctor and Martha investigate, but this gruesome tale isn’t quite as straightforward as it first appears.
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She couldn’t see a thing. She could hear her own heartbeat like a drum in her chest.
“Doctor,” she whispered, “what do we do if we’re attacked by a werewolf?”
“We’re not looking for a wolf,” the Doctor whispered back. “At best it would have managed a partial transformation when it killed Findlay, but right now it’ll be in human form. We only really need to worry when there’s a full moon.”
“Erm, Doctor.”
She pointed and the Doctor looked up.
Above them, the clouds had parted. The rising moon shone down, bright and round and full.
“Oh,” said the Doctor.
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Fandom: Doctor Who
Characters/Pairing: Martha Jones, Tenth Doctor
Rating: PG-13
Warnings: None
Summary: In modern-day Edinburgh, a man has been murdered by a great beast said to emerge during a full moon. The Doctor and Martha investigate, but this gruesome tale isn’t quite as straightforward as it first appears.
Notes: A gift for
fandomtrumpshate! She couldn’t see a thing. She could hear her own heartbeat like a drum in her chest.
“Doctor,” she whispered, “what do we do if we’re attacked by a werewolf?”
“We’re not looking for a wolf,” the Doctor whispered back. “At best it would have managed a partial transformation when it killed Findlay, but right now it’ll be in human form. We only really need to worry when there’s a full moon.”
“Erm, Doctor.”
She pointed and the Doctor looked up.
Above them, the clouds had parted. The rising moon shone down, bright and round and full.
“Oh,” said the Doctor.
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