Doctor Who David Tennant Quotes Novelas e Histórias

“Oh. But you’ll be able to tell?” “That’s the idea,” the Doctor said pleasantly. She turned to Lord Quispe, waiting expectantly. “If you don’t mind, Lord Quispe.” “Of course,” he grunted, stomping out the door and stopping to look at Sofia. “Behave, daughter.”

"It is obvious, it's too late? I'm just prolonging the inevitable?!" "We can't predict the future, but we can give you a chance to make the most of the time you have. You deserve that chance." This Doctor didn't give up. His words were tempting me, however, I had lost hope. I have no reason to prolong this life... I have nothing to fulfill anymore. I wiped away my tears, struggling to find words. "I'm scared, Doctor. I don't want to die in a hospital bed, hooked up to machines. So, let me have my last moments outside this hospital."

Q called out. “Oh, you can call me zeros and ones.” Q laughed rather forcedly. “You’re something, I got to admit.” “You’d be surprised.” “So, uh… I guess this is it.” “For me, at least.” “And that man over there.” Pointing to Olalekan. A comfortable silence lingered between David and Q, a form of understanding was settled. Q gave a slight nod before he exited the room. Leaving Olalekan behind. “Do to others what you want to be done to you. Love your neighbor as you love yourself.” David quoted. He was alone with Olalekan in the room.

Alice’s POV “That’s true,” the doctor assured, turning to David. “Sirs… please leave me to my patient before I call security and have you escorted from the building.” “If you think you can get rid of me-!” David began but Adam sighed, pushing past him to leave. “Let’s go, he insisted, holding the door open for David. “You can’t expect to stomp your feet and whine to get what you want.” “Shut up,” David grumbled, the doctor glaring at him now.

"Okay, I'll keep that in mind." "I'm sensing you want to ask me another question." She peered inquisitively at me behind her glasses. I hesitated. How should I put it in a way that she wouldn't think weirdly of me? "You can tell me anything," the Doctor said. "Have full confidence that our conversation will never get out."

~DAHLIA "I'm sorry, but we have done everything we can do for him. We can only hope and pray that he wakes up all by himself," the doctor stated, and even though I was standing right before him, it sounded as though I was underwater. His voice was very muffled to my ears, and even as I processed the words, it took me a while before I actually understood what he was saying. My stomach dropped. Zayden wasn't going to wake up.

One would think she was lifeless. "He meant what he just said" Enzo spoke up and the Doctor inhaled deeply. He knew that more than anyone else. "And I would see to it too if anything happens to her." "She will not die!" "Pray hard she doesn't, Doc. Now, get your a*s back to work!" Sergio walked dauntlessly through the hallway, smoking from his cigar. There was no maid in sight as all of them had hurriedly finished off their work and retired to their quarters.

, he added after a pause he said it with a little hint of grudge which almost made me laugh. “How about the Doctor?” Lydia inquired. “Is he well? It would have been nice if he had dropped by to say hi”, she said. “The man's fine, still annoying as always, he almost made me walk out of that place with all his probabilities here and there. I don't like a man that can never tell you things the way it is. That's why I've always had a strong dislike or something you could almost call hate for all these so called professionals. They're never straight forward. Nonetheless, he apologized for not being able to come and say hi to you, especially Lydia. He said he had some important businesses to deal

I said to the doctor. “Okay” the doctor looked at the both of us and asked, “right Mr. ..” he dashed his words and pointed to Dante. “Mr. Dante” Dante recalled and smiled. He cleared his throat and looked at the doctor, “she can't go in with you” he said. “Why?” I flared my hands into the air.