Hello.
If you know it I don't own it.
Oh, Doctor, why didn't you listen to me? In the bunker, all those years ago on Skaro. We had just pulled those horrendous things off your neck, and all it would have taken was to touch those wires together, to stop the Daleks.
Harry, I think, was too shell shocked to say a word. But I just knew you had to do it. Never mind any attacks of conscience, the Daleks had to be destroyed.
I never found out what happened, and if I did, I can't remember, just an explosion inside the bunker. It wouldn't have taken much, Doctor, and I know you never kill wherever it's possible, but you had a mission to fulfil, to stop Davros, and his insane experiments.
I gathered that the Timelords fought the Daleks, and nobody really won. I knew there were Daleks and Cybermen away down in Canary Wharf. And now, they are invading Earth. More than ever, I just wished that the Daleks were destroyed when we had the chance.
I don't blame you, Doctor, you know that.
But if you had touched those wires together, I wouldn't have had to leave Luke alone and worried while I went out. I wouldn't have had to appoint Mr Smith as temporary guardian. And I certainly wouldn't be sitting here, while the Daleks prepare to punish me for using human transport.
And wishing that we had stopped Davros.