#yana master

[gays4days-edits]

Shortest master/doctor dynamic but just as sexually charged

[alanpylon]

This thought stuck in my head. What if warRani crossed with the warMaster, I mean Master Yana in period when he has been hidden his identity in the clock. The confrontation between two brilliant brains, chasing the Doctor, eternal disputes about laboratory rules and at last attempts not to kill each other. They would be a great team.

And The Rani is definitely would be impressed his Utopia project because it replies her own submissions too. It gives a field for experiments. Except one little detail. We need to add some tiny, but important detail. Dinosaurs. Don't laugh. You can't deny their existince. These creatures deserve better fate.

[kronos-lungbarrow-oakdown]

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Wanna talk about media that literally describe the Doctor? Or even Doctor and the Master? Here:

I can't think of a music that fits War!Master, War!Doctor, Simm!Master (last sanction) and Twelfth Doctor better than this one.

However, the part of this music that most gets to me and makes me think about them is this:

So you wanna start a war?

In the age of icons?

So you wanna be immortal?

With a loaded gun on?

For me it portrays them on point because the War!versions, Simm!Master and Twelfth were all fighting - somehow - against the tyranny of Rassilon and of Gallifreyan's political structure as whole!

And the tone of the music - in my opinion implies that "the age of icons" isn't something inherently good. It is meant to signify that it's an age of "heroes". The word "icons" is purposefully chosen.

The Oxford language dictionary defines "icon" as "a person or thing regarded as a representative symbol or as worthy of of veneration" which in Gallifrey comes with power, position and poise.

The Master and the Doctor did nothing but demonstrate all of those three on the years following their departure from Gallifrey - in their own ways.

The Eighth Doctor & War!Doctor.

When the Doctor is called back he runs from war, yes. He is relatively young and doesn't have as many burdens as Twelfth does but he still afraid of what he might become. He knows the potential he has of becoming object of immense power to be wielded against the universe he loves so much. There is no doubt that they will, Gallifrey changed history of whole planets to have their "help" - aka time manipulation at its finest.

War Master

The Master on the time war might be doing unhinged things but he probably loathes himself for obeying the orders coming from the country that did nothing but reject him and, yes, his old friends from long ago. The Master knows how cold he can go to disassociate his actions in the name of Gallifrey from himself... until he forgets himself.

They both are forces to be reckoned. Aware of their potential and the damage they can do to themselves and the universe.

Call me crazy, but I don't think the Master wanted for the universe to prostrate itself on its knees for him this way. He is very autonomous and independent and most of all individualistic. He wants it to himself not to give it to Gallifrey.

On the other hand we have the post-war; Simm!Master and Twelfth Doctor which not only put to prove what they could do but - I imagine - went beyond what they thought capable of do and with this comes the disgust they must have felt at... everything.

I believe that once you go through something like this you can't really pinpoint what you are disgusted at, what or who you are angry at. You just are. You just feel.

[modernwizard]

Master Works Spotlight #Whatever: “The Benefit of Hindsight”

What happens when your greatest enemy haunts both your past and your present? Find out in today’s Master Works spotlight, which focuses on Charlotte Pringle’s story “The Benefit of Hindsight.”

Master: Yana

Companion[s]: Jack

Plot: Tracking a temporal anomaly, Jack runs across a slightly anachronistic old man. But he’s perfectly harmless. Or is he…?

Why you should read it: Hilarious pansexual Jacks are everywhere, so it’s refreshing to read a serious exploration of him as an experienced warrior constantly balancing between hope and exhaustion.

Part that I love: The sneaky way in which Charlotte portrays the Master using his psychic powers on Jack.

So what are you waiting for? Buy your own copy, either in ebook or paper. Support your fellow DW fans while raising money for Migrant Justice! Act now, though, ’cause Master Works is only available till July 17th!