Something I believe in my faith, love, in all its forms. Is the most powerful weapon we have. Because love is a form of hope and like hope, love abides. In the face of everything, you both found love with each other. You believed in it, you fought for it, and you waited for it. And now, you’re committing to it. Which makes you, right now, the two strongest people on this planet. Maybe in this universe.
The whole episode was phenomenal, but this part, this minute and a half in the middle, really spoke to me. You don’t know how you’re going to tell your own story when it’s happening to you.
The cruelest thing this season has done is force the Doctor to do nothing in the face of atrocities. To stay in her seat while a woman is discriminated against. To walk away while a good man is murdered. To preserve history at the expense of humanity.
Anyway Doctor Who airing an episode about the time Britain fucked up with the Partition and reminding the world of the Indian army’s part in WWII on Remembrance Day is big dick energy at its finest
Now we know what our task is. Keep history in order. No changing it, just guarding it against someone who wants to disrupt it. Tomorrow, we have to make sure Rosa Parks gets on the bus driven by James Blake. And that the bus is full, so Rosa sits when she’s asked to stand for white passengers.
Now we know what our task is. Keep history in order. No changing it, just guarding it against someone who wants to disrupt it. Tomorrow, we have to make sure Rosa Parks gets on the bus driven by James Blake. And that the bus is full, so Rosa sits when she’s asked to stand for white passengers.
