Jul 21, 2018
Untitled Project: Robert Smithson Library & Book Club [Williamson, George, A Reader’s Guide to T. S. Eliot, 1957] Oil paint on carved wood, 2018
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Untitled Project: Robert Smithson Library & Book Club [Williamson, George, A Reader’s Guide to T. S. Eliot, 1957] Oil paint on carved wood, 2018
DO YOU SHIP IT? - FITZ KREINER & GEORGE WILLIAMSON
I ship it!
I'm neutral on it.
I don't ship it.
I don't know the characters.
(submitted by anon!)
It's over, George. He's going back to his husband now.
‘...I suppose I just thought that everyone else shared my opinion about you.’
Fitz blinked. ‘What opinion? What do you mean?’
‘That you’re a decent, honest person,’ George said. ‘That you’d do anything to help if you thought it was for the best, and never hurt anyone. That you’d go to Siberia on a whim just because someone you respected asked you. That you’re dependable and brave and the best friend a man could have.’
Time Zero by Justin Richards
Anji, I can assure you there haven't been any problems caused by his Victorian principles.
Some unspoken disagreement that reached into Fitz’s eyes, and made George shuffle uncomfortably.
‘Fitz,’ he said hesitantly, ‘I. . . I don’t know what to say. This is. . . good.’ He shrugged. Anji thought that maybe he wanted to hug Fitz as well. But he couldn’t – his Victorian principles wouldn’t allow it any more than his nebulous form could actually do it.
Time Zero by Justin Richards
It is very petty, but after how sad the Doctor and Anji were about Fitz's stupid idea to sod off to 19th century Siberia with a man he'd been batting his eyelashes at, there is a sense of satisfaction that it's too bloody cold there for them to engage in any, um, activities.
How long do you think it took the Doctor to gatecrash Fitz's sweet holiday with his new boyfriend
He stood politely, indicating that they should sit down. ‘I’ve taken the liberty of ordering drinks for you already. I hope that’s all right, but I wasn’t sure quite how long you would be.’
George was staring too, his expression a mirror of Fitz’s own surprise.
‘Something wrong?’ the man asked, his genuine concern evident as they both continued to stare at him.
‘No,’ Fitz managed to say, his mouth dry and his mind in a fog.
‘Nothing’s wrong. Nothing at all, thank you.’
‘Oh good,’ the Doctor said, breaking into a wide grin. ‘I’m glad there’s nothing wrong. Sit down, both of you, and tell me the story so far.’
Time Zero by Justin Richards
Fitz, we don't need to know. In fact, I don't want to know. I don't like George anymore 😭
‘You know what I mean. We’ve all lost something.’ He made a brave attempt at a smile. ‘And not just innocence.’
‘Oh?’ the Doctor asked.
A figure had appeared at the other end of the quay. A dark patch against the darker night as he strode towards them. The click of his heels audible as he approached, beating out the last moments they had together.
Time Zero by Justin Richards
Before George, the last time Fitz was consumed by What Am I Doing With My Life and Is It Time To Settle Down thoughts was when he was dating Fillipa and I'm very impressed by how quickly George got him to that stage.