Were I Rose, I think my biggest issue with the whole inviting-Donna-along-thing would be the fact that he invited her onto a ship that's supposed to be their home without asking her. There would be no way I would just happily accept some guy I was with just inviting some woman i don't even know to come live with us. which is pretty much what the doctor did.
Yes. She would like input into the decisions that will affect her life. She didn't know Donna and just because the Doctor assumes things will work out is no reason for her to immediately go, "Okay!"
Not to mention the part where they can't seem to get a moment alone together to get to the sexin' part when they're traveling alone. It's not gonna be any easier with someone else on board (the Tardis being so big actually isn't going to help much in that capacity).
That's definitely an element of her frustration, yes.
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Date: 2009-03-23 02:44 pm (UTC)Were I Rose, I think my biggest issue with the whole inviting-Donna-along-thing would be the fact that he invited her onto a ship that's supposed to be their home without asking her. There would be no way I would just happily accept some guy I was with just inviting some woman i don't even know to come live with us. which is pretty much what the doctor did.
Yes. She would like input into the decisions that will affect her life. She didn't know Donna and just because the Doctor assumes things will work out is no reason for her to immediately go, "Okay!"
Not to mention the part where they can't seem to get a moment alone together to get to the sexin' part when they're traveling alone. It's not gonna be any easier with someone else on board (the Tardis being so big actually isn't going to help much in that capacity).
That's definitely an element of her frustration, yes.