I think we may not have actually been on each other's friends lists when I wrote those (the first part got posted in the ficathon over the summer). Oh, right, of course! I am smrt. I even remember reading it via the ficathon, now that you mention it. :)
I've already established them as pretty laissez-faire parents . . . Well, that does complicate it a bit. :) (I really need to read all the parts... I'm so curious to learn more about their parenting.)
The thing that makes it tricky is that she got married so young even in her life with her normal parents. The obvious assumption during the season proper was that she was kind of rushing into it because she had nobody else in her life, but evidently not . . . Yeah, that is the confusing part, isn't it? Kind of does make it a matter of the personalities of Amy and Rory. (If Amy didn't somehow remember to get married at that date because the Doctor lurked somewhere in her mind, in which case it's still his doing.) I get the whole fairytale ending thing, but still... that's hardly why Amy wants to get married.
He's helping out the Brig in Peru, obviously. Obviously. *g*
I've already had the Doctor trying to convince her to do some volunteering abroad instead of being a kissogram, and that doesn't seem to have worked. I think the lesson of Amy may end up being that she's stubborn and is going to do things her way no matter what--although rumplesnorcack's had a good idea about Rory's motivations above--that might be the way to go. Lol, that kind of destroys the travel idea, yes. It does strengthen the idea of Amy's stubbornness. Oooh, I really like rumplesnorcack's reasoning -- it's neat and logical and I can definitely see that!
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Date: 12 Dec 2010 01:49 pm (UTC)Oh, right, of course! I am smrt. I even remember reading it via the ficathon, now that you mention it. :)
I've already established them as pretty laissez-faire parents . . .
Well, that does complicate it a bit. :) (I really need to read all the parts... I'm so curious to learn more about their parenting.)
The thing that makes it tricky is that she got married so young even in her life with her normal parents. The obvious assumption during the season proper was that she was kind of rushing into it because she had nobody else in her life, but evidently not . . .
Yeah, that is the confusing part, isn't it? Kind of does make it a matter of the personalities of Amy and Rory. (If Amy didn't somehow remember to get married at that date because the Doctor lurked somewhere in her mind, in which case it's still his doing.) I get the whole fairytale ending thing, but still... that's hardly why Amy wants to get married.
He's helping out the Brig in Peru, obviously.
Obviously. *g*
I've already had the Doctor trying to convince her to do some volunteering abroad instead of being a kissogram, and that doesn't seem to have worked. I think the lesson of Amy may end up being that she's stubborn and is going to do things her way no matter what--although rumplesnorcack's had a good idea about Rory's motivations above--that might be the way to go.
Lol, that kind of destroys the travel idea, yes. It does strengthen the idea of Amy's stubbornness. Oooh, I really like rumplesnorcack's reasoning -- it's neat and logical and I can definitely see that!