that was truly an awesome story. I love how everything tied up here and from the series with the Doctor's father. This was very very well written. KUDOS!

A beautiful story, set on a carefully-woven, um, tapestry, of characters whose lives are vivid and well-conceived. 10 out of 10 stars!

This story was so sad and soooo good

Annnnnd DAMN... It's over. *cries*

Totally forgot about the cancer. Bollocks.

Now I have no clue as to what happened to the Doctor's Rose. (

Ohhhhhh I don't know if I like that or not. Rose simply vanishes? The Only way I could be happy with that, is if it happens when Corin finally passes on... and the energy returns to the Baroness. That way, he can go get her and etcetera.

As for the rest, I really like the pairing of Josh and Romana. That was just precious to me. And, I like the fact that they declared it openly with a kiss. *applauds*

The boys and their toys moment was really special too.

You got me hooked on your stories, love. Hope that when this one ends, that there will be many more in the future. )

Aha! Wrong universe... oddly enough that makes perfect sense.

And that was rather cheeky at the end there... lol!

Grins nice chapter.

Fainting spells... Oh dear.

And that was interesting as to the explanations of getting bounced into that universe to start.

Wibbly Wobbly Indeed

That... was unquestionably... BRILLIANT!

Delightful

Joshua and Romana...perfect together and make a perfect family...hope they continue to move in that direction. Rosita...still not herself and the Doctor not seeing it?

Not much to say here, except that I'm still reading and loving this story.

Would like to say that I was surprised that the Truthseeker didn't go slightly mad from seeing everything the Doctor has done.

Anyway, still reading like a little kid here. )

Oh that was so moving - the Doctor finally hearing the love and support he always wanted from his father!

Hmph. Didn't expect that, but I should've. This should be interesting.

Interesting backstory with Rassilon, Datherion and Tis'hania. Makes me wonder if Rassilon did to Datherion what he did Omega... well, without the exile to the anti-matter universe that is. Seems likely. Rassilon is a right bastard after all.

Good to see a somewhat-sort-of truce between Father and Son(s). Would've preferred to see a bit of verbal fencing of 'I didn't know how else to be' and 'All I wanted was for you to be proud'... but then, this is probably better. Less complicated, and the Doctor doesn't like that sort of complicated.

I keep thinking that there has to be a way to get the survivors and Corin and the Baroness back onto their schedule of regenerations.

Anyway, still reading, still loving this ongoing story.