Analysis of the Doctor by Gabriel Betteredge

by writer215

I am reading the Moonstone by Wilkie Collins right now, and there is a character referred to as 'the doctor' with no true name. Therefore, my new headcanon is that it is the 8th Doctor. This is the narrator's analysis of the Doctor

Analysis of the Doctor

By Gabriel Betteredge

The Doctor was a peculiar sort, with unruly hair, curly and shoulder length. His dress was also peculiar a long green velvet jacket, a waistcoat with a pocket watch, a cravat and greyish-green trousers. His personality too, was of an odd sort, and he was quite manic in mannerisms. Also, he arrived and departed from the garden rather than the main entrance and gave no name besides 'The Doctor.' It was all most unusual and suspicious, but nothing ever came of it.