Rec: Ad Astra Per Anatis
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calufraxHello, I'm Clocketpatch and I'll be your reccer for the week. I'll be providing you with a mix of Classic, New, and the Sarah-Jane Adventures.
Story: Ad Astra Per Anatis
Author: Roach_Patrol
Rating: All Ages
Word Count: 948
Author's Summary: The Doctor is kneeling in the mud by the edge of the duck pond, his sleeves rolled up, his hair sticking up every which way, and he looks like nothing so much as a little boy with a train set on Christmas morning.
Characters/Pairings: Seven, Ace
Warnings: None
Recced because:
There are ducks on the TARDIS. They give a very good impression of being real. I’ve loved this captured moment of TARDIS life for a while now. It is the perfect blend of magic and mundane. Seven ponders possibilities, Ace is bored, and far more is said than is spoken. All in all this is perfect Seven and Ace. Also, the title is both funny and profound. It makes me giggle at least.
Story: Ad Astra Per Anatis
Author: Roach_Patrol
Rating: All Ages
Word Count: 948
Author's Summary: The Doctor is kneeling in the mud by the edge of the duck pond, his sleeves rolled up, his hair sticking up every which way, and he looks like nothing so much as a little boy with a train set on Christmas morning.
Characters/Pairings: Seven, Ace
Warnings: None
Recced because:
There are ducks on the TARDIS. They give a very good impression of being real. I’ve loved this captured moment of TARDIS life for a while now. It is the perfect blend of magic and mundane. Seven ponders possibilities, Ace is bored, and far more is said than is spoken. All in all this is perfect Seven and Ace. Also, the title is both funny and profound. It makes me giggle at least.
