She eyes him, gnawing on her lip (instead of her omelette) for a long moment.
Given: She trusts the Doctor. She doesn't understand him, or even have great faith that he has a plan, but she trusts him. He's going to get her children back.
Given: She hasn't the first idea of what to do with a bunch of really scared soldiers.
Given: These two evidently have lots of ideas about what to do with a bunch of really scared soldiers.
Not given: These new plans and the maybe-possibly-might-be-fictional plan of the Doctor's may or may not conflict.
Given: She needs Angie and Artie to be safe.
Given: She doesn't have any better ideas, and she's pretty sure someone in that platoon wants to blow up the planet.
"No blowing up the planet?" She asks, eyes narrowed. It's one of only two guidelines she's been given. She's doing her best with what she's got.
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Given: She trusts the Doctor. She doesn't understand him, or even have great faith that he has a plan, but she trusts him. He's going to get her children back.
Given: She hasn't the first idea of what to do with a bunch of really scared soldiers.
Given: These two evidently have lots of ideas about what to do with a bunch of really scared soldiers.
Not given: These new plans and the maybe-possibly-might-be-fictional plan of the Doctor's may or may not conflict.
Given: She needs Angie and Artie to be safe.
Given: She doesn't have any better ideas, and she's pretty sure someone in that platoon wants to blow up the planet.
"No blowing up the planet?" She asks, eyes narrowed. It's one of only two guidelines she's been given. She's doing her best with what she's got.