Uh, it helps if you hide in a dark room under covers for a few hours! And then drink lots of tea, and go through a box of tissues, and hopefully at some point achieve some sort of emotional equilibrium at which you can go out and live some semblance of life again.
See, being me, and being a lover of angst and such, I wasn't as emotional about the ending as one might think. Granted it was sad, and there were sad tears tugging at my eyes, begging to be released, but I tend to like that ;o)
But then I watched The Runaway Bride, and I was like, huh, not even one little bit with Rose in it? But I still wasn't worried, or even contemplatin' bein' worried, until I saw the previews for Season 3 at the end of my copy... And then I realized, OMG... no more Rose. No More Rose For Real! Nooo! I love Rose!!! You can't take Rose away for real, not already!!!! Rooooossseee!!! Noooo! And there was general weeping and feeling sad and upset and blue and...
*pouts*
So, adjusting to someone new again, come third season. I wonder if I'll still be watching...
*hoards ice creamand hot chocolate* - you do realize how completely opposite the two of those are?
I can't believe you didn't cry. The Wall Scene of Intense Pain always destroys me. Even if I'm watching it for the tenth time. I mean, it's a beautiful scene, but it still guts me. (Oh, and if Billie never ends up doing a guest appearance in the future, I do really think they should have let the Doctor tell her he loves her. I don't care if she "knows" or whatever. They should have let him tell her - at least so I could move on with MY life or something.)
And about Rose. I know. I KNOW. I hate Martha Jones so much already, and the third season hasn't started yet. And a piece of me is likely to die when she and the Doctor hold hands for the first time. :(
Well, I *WAS* watching at work, where a balling puddle of tears wouldn't have gone over so well, especially considering I'd then have to explain WHY I was crying, which would lead to having to say I was watching television programs at work, and... oh, it would have all been such a bother... ;o)
I had the instant hate for Martha Jones too... but I'm going to TRY to be open... but no one will be able to replace Rose... *wibbles*
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Date: 2007-02-01 02:36 am (UTC)Uh, it helps if you hide in a dark room under covers for a few hours! And then drink lots of tea, and go through a box of tissues, and hopefully at some point achieve some sort of emotional equilibrium at which you can go out and live some semblance of life again.
*HUGS* *passes over ice cream and hot chocolate*
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Date: 2007-02-01 10:44 am (UTC)See, being me, and being a lover of angst and such, I wasn't as emotional about the ending as one might think. Granted it was sad, and there were sad tears tugging at my eyes, begging to be released, but I tend to like that ;o)
But then I watched The Runaway Bride, and I was like, huh, not even one little bit with Rose in it? But I still wasn't worried, or even contemplatin' bein' worried, until I saw the previews for Season 3 at the end of my copy... And then I realized, OMG... no more Rose. No More Rose For Real! Nooo! I love Rose!!! You can't take Rose away for real, not already!!!! Rooooossseee!!! Noooo! And there was general weeping and feeling sad and upset and blue and...
*pouts*
So, adjusting to someone new again, come third season. I wonder if I'll still be watching...
*hoards ice creamand hot chocolate* - you do realize how completely opposite the two of those are?
*mopes*
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Date: 2007-02-01 02:42 pm (UTC)And about Rose. I know. I KNOW. I hate Martha Jones so much already, and the third season hasn't started yet. And a piece of me is likely to die when she and the Doctor hold hands for the first time. :(
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Date: 2007-02-01 09:00 pm (UTC)I had the instant hate for Martha Jones too... but I'm going to TRY to be open... but no one will be able to replace Rose... *wibbles*
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Date: 2007-02-01 10:45 am (UTC)Cybermen Vs. Daleks...
COOLEST THING EVAH!!!!! OMG!!!! THAT ROCKED! :oD