no because i watched doctor who during quarantine because fun space aliens, david tennant and thasmin nobody told me it would be absolute pain
Fandom: Doctor Who Rating: General Ship: Thirteenth Doctor/Rose Tyler, Thirteenth Doctor/Yasmin Khan, Yasmin Khan/Rose Tyler, Thirteenth Doctor/Rose Tyler/Yasmin Khan, Past Metacrisis Tenth Doctor/Rose Tyler Characters: Thirteenth Doctor, Yasmin Khan, Rose Tyler, Najia Khan, Hakim Khan, Sonya Khan, Dan Lewis, Jack Harkness, Ryan Sinclair Series: And We’re Not Out of the Tunnel Word Count (Chapter): 2,059 Other Tags: Fluff and Angst, Angst, Emotional, Disabled Character, Chronic Illness, Bad Wolf Rose, COVID-19, Self-Quarantine, Domestic, Autistic Characters, Polyamory, OT3, Slow Burn, Disability Read on AO3 / Read in order
Summary: Rose Tyler-Noble jumps out of her parallel universe, leaving her husband and family behind in the hopes that being back in the right universe will improve her well-being.
Yasmin Khan is out for lunch with the Doctor when she sees a blonde woman sitting on the sidewalk, crying.
The Doctor, Yaz, and Rose travel back to Sheffield to see Yaz’s family, but they have to leave the TARDIS so it can reset, and when they come back, it’s gone. The police have confiscated it, and they want to see proof of ownership before they give it back. And the Doctor left her psychic paper on board. And they’ve landed in March of 2020, just before everything shuts down.
Stranded in Sheffield, they have no choice but to get a flat and quarantine together. Which, when you have three emotionally volatile people who care for each other more than they’re willing to admit, can be complicated.
(Sequel to And Still I Will Live Here, but hopefully readable out of context. Updating on Saturdays and Wednesdays.)
NOTES: this chapter is where we start to Get Into It, emotionally. i'm soooo excited to post the rest of this fic you all don't even know <3
Yaz is still seized with frustration and anger a few hours later. She’s been channeling it into creating fabric designs in Animal Crossing that are made up of just one color, filled in pixel by pixel. The repetition is helpful, as is Rose’s calming presence next to her, but it doesn’t take away Yaz’s need to do something a little more tangible. Seven years of caring for the Doctor are coming to a head inside her: her love is as fierce as ever, but so is her anger. It’s been seven years— more, for the Doctor, she’s pretty sure— and the Doctor is still like this. It’s more than Yaz can bear.
Finally, she hears movement in the kitchen. Immediately, she saves her game and stalks out to where the Doctor is sitting on the counter, eating raw toast.
“Doctor,” she says.
“Yaz!” The Doctor jumps up, seemingly oblivious to Yaz’s stony expression. “Brilliant. Was just wondering where you were. I’m going to go on a walk. D’you want to go on a walk with me?”
Yaz blinks. “Yeah. That’s a good idea, actually. Let’s go on a walk.”
The Doctor frowns. “Is everything okay?”
“It’s fine.” Yaz’s tone of voice, clipped and brusque, tells a different story. “Let’s walk.”
Without another word, she goes back into the room she shares with Rose and starts rifling through her stuff.
“The Doctor and I are going for a walk,” she says, pulling out a pair of jeans.
“All right,” Rose says. “I’ll be here.”
Yaz nods. She pulls on the jeans and goes back out, walking right past the Doctor waiting in the living room to pull on her leather jacket. The Doctor, of course, is already wearing her gray coat, this time over a not-quite-right striped shirt and her new cropped sweats.
“Ready to go?” she asks Yaz.
“Ready.”
They head out together. Immediately, the Doctor starts chattering: “It’s small in there! Don’t you think it’s small? A bit too small, really. Can barely move around.”
“It’s not going to be a bigger-on-the-inside timeship,” Yaz says, still tense.
“’Course not. I don’t expect it, obviously. Not from human dwellings, at least not this century. A little later you’ll get better at the whole “using space” thing. And then of course loads of humans adapt to not having space— I was never all that good at adapting.” They get to the bottom of the stairs, venturing out onto the sidewalk. It’s a bit chilly out, the air crisp on Yaz’s skin.
“You travel in time,” Yaz points out.
“Suppose I do,” the Doctor says. “But if that’s my natural state, by adapting to everything, I’ve never had to properly adapt to anything. And most of the time, I’ve got my TARDIS. Or at least a clear way back to my TARDIS that doesn’t involve waiting around for months at a time.”
They’re at a street corner now, and Yaz turns right. The Doctor follows.
“Anyway, are you all right?” the Doctor asks. “Something seems off today.”
Yaz rolls her eyes, her hands balled up into fists. “I’m fine.”
A moment of silence.
And then it all bursts out, forceful and clipped.
“Doctor. Rose thinks you don’t want her around.”
The Doctor stops in her tracks and stares at Yaz. “Huh? Why on Earth would she think that?”
Yaz raises her eyebrows. “You mean you don’t know?”
The Doctor shakes her head, her eyes wide and expectant.
“First of all,” Yaz says, “do I have to remind you that you left her in the rain when you went to look for your TARDIS? You don’t talk to her properly, you act all weird and distant, and then you do things like give her your actual life force and get annoyed when she calls you out on it. C’mon, Doctor. What’s going on?”
There’s a long moment before the Doctor answers, filled only by their footsteps on the concrete.
And then the Doctor says, “Rose isn’t supposed to be here.” Her voice, like so much about her, is like a coiled spring. “There’s not supposed to be any way back from the parallel universe. And now, she’s here.” She hesitates. “It just— I—”
Yaz’s voice cuts through the silence. “You what, Doctor?”
There’s a long pause. When the Doctor speaks, it’s so quiet Yaz almost can’t hear it.
“I don’t not want her around.”
Yaz raises her eyebrows. “Well, you might try telling her that.”
“She knows!” the Doctor exclaims. “She should know. I mean, we were—“ She falters. And then she takes a breath, clearly about to continue.
But before she can, Yaz’s phone in her pocket starts buzzing. She pulls it out and checks the screen.
“Ugh, it’s my dad,” she says. She glances at the Doctor. “Sorry, I’ve got to take it.” And then, infusing as much authority as she can into her voice, she says, “We will talk later.” And before the Doctor can say anything, Yaz accepts the call and starts walking in the other direction, injecting false cheer into her voice. “Hiya, Dad!”
“I’ve got it!” her dad’s voice says, triumphant.
“A hello might’ve been nice,” Yaz says, still irritated.
“No time for a hello,” her dad says. “Now tell me, Yaz, what are you doing in this newspaper from 1903?”
Yaz sighs. This is decidedly not the time. “What?” she asks, hoping she sounds convincingly confused.
“No funny business, Yaz. I’ve got it in front of me. Gossip page. ‘Yasmin Khan, adventurer, who embarks on another journey abroad with her two companions, Dan Lewis and Eustacius Jericho, next week.’”
Of course. Yaz should never have used her real name. She didn’t expect, way back at the beginning, that her travels with Dan and Jericho would gain her a bit of a reputation, but of course they had, and now there was physical evidence of her presence in the 1900’s. “There are loads of people named Yasmin Khan,” she tries. “That’s what you get, giving me an unoriginal name.”
Her dad doesn’t take the bait. “I think I know my own daughter’s face when I see it. Even if she never comes home.”
“They have a picture?” The second the words leave Yaz’s mouth, she knows she’s betrayed herself. She leans against the nearest wall. “All right. What do you want to know?”
She hears her dad sputtering on the other end of the line. “What do I want to know? Everything! I want to know everything!”
“I told you before,” Yaz says, “and you didn’t believe me.”
“Well, that was before I had evidence,” her dad replies. “Turns out my forums have loads of information on the Doctor, once I figured out where to look. The trick is, you can’t just search ‘Doctor.’ Got to add some other terms to it.”
“Loads of conspiracies about doctors, are there?” Yaz asks.
“Don’t change the subject!”
Yaz takes a deep breath. “All right, then. Seriously, you’ve got to give me a place to start.”
“Oh, I don’t know,” her dad says. “How about what on Earth you’re doing in this newspaper from 1903? And why doesn’t it mention the Doctor anywhere?”
Yaz has a horrible feeling in her stomach. Every word she says feels like a massive risk, like she’s jumping off a ledge only to fall onto another ledge and have to jump again. Once she speaks, she can’t take it back. “You believe me about the time travel, then?” she ventures. It’s a jump.
“’Course I do.”
She crashes onto the ledge. And then she jumps off, letting her words hang in the cool midday air. “I got stuck without the Doctor. Dad, it’s really complicated. I don’t know if I can explain it in a way that makes sense.”
“At least give it a try.”
She crashes. She jumps. “Remember the Sontarans? The—” She tries to remember what Dan said his parents called it. “The three-minute eclipse?”
“What does that have to do with anything?”
Crash. Jump. “It’s all connected. I explained some of it to Mum.”
“Your mum knows?” Hakim sounds hurt.
Yaz tries not to sound as irritated as she feels. “Yeah, well, she believed me to begin with.” Crash. Jump. “But the Sontarans, the eclipse— we were trying to deal with this— this threat, and we wound up in the 1960’s, and there were these creatures that could zap you back in time. So I got zapped. The Doctor didn’t. We found each other again eventually.”
“How long was it?”
And now Yaz has crashed all the way to the ground, battered and bruised. “Don’t know,” she evades, brick digging into her back. “Little while.”
“How long?”
“I don’t want to talk about it,” Yaz says. She pushes off the wall and starts walking again. “Don’t you want to know about anything else? You know, I’ve also met Nikola Tesla.”
“Don’t try and distract me!” her dad says.
“Look, Dad, I’ve got to go. Can we talk about it later?” She doesn’t have to go, and she doesn’t really intend on talking about it later. But if she has to stay on the line a second longer, she’s going to explode.
“Yaz—”
“Love you.” Yaz ends the call before her dad can say anything else. She takes a deep breath, trying to regulate herself.
She doesn’t want her family to know how long it’s been.
She doesn’t want to have to explain, doesn’t want their confusion or their sympathy. Doesn’t want to see hurt in their eyes when they realize they’ve missed four years of her life. It’s easier for them— for everyone— if they just don’t know.
She’ll have to tell them eventually.
She’s back at the flat. She climbs the stairs and enters to see Rose in the living room, playing her Switch with Ruby on her lap. Ruby is swiping at the screen, trying to play too, and as Yaz comes in Rose is laughing, pulling the Switch away. She stops when she sees Yaz.
“Where’s the Doctor?”
Yaz shrugs. “Don’t know. My dad called.”
Understanding dawns on Rose’s face. “Did he figure it out?”
Yaz sits heavily on the couch. “Yeah.”
Rose leans against Yaz, providing her some much-needed warmth. “What about the Doctor? How’d it go with her?”
“She, quote, ‘doesn’t not want you around.’” Yaz scowls. “We got interrupted before we could really talk.”
“By your dad.”
Yaz nods.
Rose slides her hand over Yaz’s, lacing their fingers together. “Tough day.”
“You could say that.” Yaz leans back, closing her eyes. “I still didn’t tell my dad about the four years. He’s going to figure it out.”
“You don’t want him to?”
“I don’t want to talk to him about it.” With a great exhale, Yaz lets her head roll onto Rose’s shoulder. “It’s more than I can handle.”
Rose squeezes her hand. “Yeah. I get that.” She hesitates. “Did I tell you, first time I went with the Doctor, I didn’t tell my mum where I was going, and then the TARDIS landed a year later than we meant to? I went missing for a full year.”
“A year?”
“Yeah.” Rose’s voice is quiet. “Felt like the whole world had moved on without me. They hadn’t, not really— they’d been looking for me that whole time. But everyone was a year older, and I wasn’t.”
“Yeah.” Yaz hesitates. “I don’t like being out of sync with my family. I mean, it’s too late now. But I want us to be on the same page. I guess some part of me just wants to still be twenty-two, you know?”
“Yeah.” There’s a long silence, and then Rose says, “I don’t know. Everyone grows apart from their family eventually. I mean, you were always going to leave home, weren’t you?”
Yaz nods against Rose’s shoulder.
“We all drift apart from our parents.” Rose’s voice is distant. “It’s a good thing, if the thing that takes you away from them is something you asked for.”
“I do really want my life with the Doctor,” Yaz admits. “I mean, I wouldn’t be here if I didn’t, I suppose. I just don’t want to hurt them.”
“You’ll figure it out,” Rose says. Her hand is warm and solid in Yaz’s. “Promise.”
“You can’t know that,” Yaz says, but she’s smiling. She squeezes Rose’s hand. “Thanks.”
Rose squeezes back. “Anytime.”
Me: I have no ideas let's just put words and see what happens
2 weeks later: *reading academic articles to construct a factually correct antagonist*
trying to formulate my thoughts on thasmin as a sun&moon couple but if i think about them for too long i'll start crying
by Dwthassie
Kara e treze são duas bolas de energia inesgotável. Lena e Yaz são duas idiotas apaixonadas.
Words: 266, Chapters: 1/1, Language: Português brasileiro
Series: Part 1 of GLS, povo animado!
Fandoms: Supergirl (TV 2015), Doctor Who (2005)
Rating: General Audiences
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Categories: F/F
Characters: Thirteenth Doctor, Yasmin Khan, Kara Danvers, Lena Luthor
Relationships: Kara Danvers/Lena Luthor, Thirteenth Doctor/Yasmin Khan
Additional Tags: Crossover
by mistyheartrbs
"It’s been some weeks since the Sea Devils, since underwater confessions and something that was almost a date but then wasn’t. Or, the TARDIS calendar’s definition of “weeks” anyhow, a calendar that’s mostly there for Dan’s sake nowadays, a calendar that changes around if Yaz looks at it for too long.
The Doctor, to her credit, hasn’t closed herself off the way she could, the way she’d done in previous months/years/wibbly wobbly timey wimey moments - instead she hovers, frantic, like a woman with a bucket list, never static and never still. Iconic moments in history, planets full of the most impossible creatures, iconic moments in the future…and all of it with something neither of them could name."
Yaz and the Doctor talk.
Words: 1360, Chapters: 1/1, Language: English
Fandoms: Doctor Who (2005)
Rating: Teen And Up Audiences
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Categories: F/F
Characters: Yasmin Khan, Thirteenth Doctor
Relationships: Thirteenth Doctor/Yasmin Khan
Additional Tags: Missing Scene, Post-Episode: Legend of the Sea Devils (Doctor Who), love that that's a tag! always love to be in a fandom with specific tags
Okayyy…. Call me crazy but consider the following parallels with Rose/10 and see if you see the same potential I do:
- In Army of Ghosts, Rose tells 10 she will be with him ‘forever’
-In Legends of the Sea, Devils 13 tells Yaz she wants this to last ‘forever’
- Both Rose and Yaz are separated from the Doctor and spend years trying to get back to them - both succeed
- In The Vanquishers, 13 was split into 4 identical Doctors = multiple 13s
- In Journey’s End, Donna created a duplicate of the 10th Doctor = two 10s
- In both The Vanishers and Journey’s end the duplicates are identical to the Doctor but leave an original Doctor behind
- Rose/Doctor era deals with an AU dimension ‘Pete’s World’
- Much of 13s era has been based about AUs
- Rose/10 was the first mainstream romance of the Doctor Who series. The writers created a duplicate of 10 to be with Rose (preventing the couple splitting when 10 regenerated or Billie left). This leaves Original Doctor to continue on but the Rose/10 ship can also endure but in an AU
-THEORY time...
- We know Mandip is leaving so is Jodie. Both are going.
- In the final episode 13 will be split again. Original 13 regenerates.
- Other 13 is left behind able to now be with Yaz – free from the prophesy which has now been fulfilled by Original 13 regenerating.
- When Original 13 regenerates she screams for Yaz – why? Is Yaz in danger? Let’s suggest yes – this means someone else needs to save her, this will be the duplicate 13.
- 13/Yaz can be together like 10/Rose maybe in an AU. This would complete the parallels that have existed for so long. Although 13 was told by TIME that ‘nothing lasts forever’ – she is able to have forever with Yaz but in a different way. A way that enables TIME’s prophesy to come true but that also allows 13/Yaz to completely mirror Rose/10. BOTH couples can have ‘forever’ despite what fate has in store for Doctors Prime.
Additional notes:
How would 13 get split again?
1. TIME – again? Why? Who cares, just do it.
2. In The Vanishers, we are led to believe 13 was split into 4 but interestingly, 13 isn’t 100% sure she’s whole after reunification! Is there another 13 out there that was kept back by TIME? We also know that the split was successful- the duplicates were living and identical BUT their existence weakened Original 13 (this won’t be a problem now because she’ll regenerate in 14 and have a whole new and intact body)
3. AU has been mentioned so much – both 10/Rose area and 13/Yaz and the upcoming 60th! We could get a second 13 from another AU?
Remember:
13/Yaz is a big deal. First female doctor. First homosexual Doctor/companion canon couple. We have also had little time with this couple as feelings outed in canon (like one ep!). Doesn’t it just make sense that the BBC (now in ‘woke’ mode and trying to overcome the decades of heteronormativity and patriarchy they forced on us all) will keep 13/Yaz together in some form? Would they REALLY write out the first ever female doctor with a lesbian love interest moments after the revelation and in an extremely tragic way? I actually don’t think so. Yeah, DW loves angst (damn they did Donna wrong) but there is more at stake here – and I think the BBC knows it. There’s been a lot of backlash about ‘bury our gays’ in the media over the last year or so and while this isn’t exactly the same, it’s close enough. I really think 13/Yaz could come good. I really do.
Disagree? Jog on :D
ok POTENTIAL SPOILERS FOR THE CENTENARY/regeneration scene ;sdlfkjsd;flkj
so is 13 gonna leave yaz around a clifftop or what? bc even tho it sounds sad it’s also pretty funny since like... is she gonna leave her here, renegerate and then just... fly away as 10?
https://twitter.com/lovebadIands/status/1525445742239809537?t=dBephHAD2P8-kr_PQ7j5RQ&s=19 - pic origin link https://www.reddit.com/r/doctorwho/comments/uarx1h/the_doctor_eventually_regenerates_discuss/i7a5x51/ - rumour link
by vaelerius
Picking up after LOTSD, the Doctor takes Yaz to the Singing Aurora of Marsoldia.
Words: 2873, Chapters: 1/1, Language: English
Series: Part 1 of Thasmin Miniatures
Fandoms: Doctor Who (2005), Doctor Who, Doctor Who & Related Fandoms
Rating: Teen And Up Audiences
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Categories: F/F
Characters: Thirteenth Doctor, Yasmin Khan
Relationships: Thirteenth Doctor/Yasmin Khan, Thirteenth Doctor & Yasmin Khan
Additional Tags: Fluff, thasmin
Started reading a horse girl au fic that gave Thirteen an adopted mustang which is objectively the best take I’ve ever encountered
(there's a heart on my sleeve (you'll take it when you leave) by sapphicsgalaxy)
thasmin in a nutshell:
sheffield and scouse in a nutshell:
the whole gang in a nutshell:
i don’t think i’ve ever had a ship before leatin where i like both characters equally. like i always like 1 character more (not that i don’t like the other, but i always have a favorite). but with leatin i truly love both of them so much and i couldn’t pick who i liked more
Not sure if anyone has posted about this but I was thinking… You know how Yaz has those Y and Z initial necklaces?
What if in the centenary special Yaz gives them to Thirteen, It could be both necklaces or just the Y. Or maybe Thirteen ends up with them somehow and after Thirteen regenerates Fourteen decides to wear them.
Chapters: 12/? Fandom: Doctor Who (2005), Doctor Who Rating: Teen And Up Audiences Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Thirteenth Doctor/Yasmin Khan Characters: Thirteenth Doctor, Yasmin Khan, Dan Lewis (Doctor Who), Clara Oswin Oswald, Jack Harkness, Graham O'Brien, Ryan Sinclair, Sonya Khan, The Master (Dhawan) Additional Tags: Alternate Universe - Historical, Merchant Sailor! 13, Barmaid! Yaz, Mutual Pining, They're In Love Your Honor, Minor Violence, Kidnapping, Non-Graphic Violence Series: Part 1 of Thasmin Tavern AU Summary:
Yasmin Khan is a barmaid at the Sea Side Tavern, which is frequented by sailors. Everyone's heard the stories about sailors and their constant flirting, and Yaz is totally uninterested. That is, until a certain blonde captain dances into her life. Updates on Tuesdays
All you people can’t you see, can’t you see
How your love’s affecting our reality
Every time we’re down
You can make it right
And that makes you larger,
That makes you,
Larger than life
OMG, I just started watching Heart Stopper, a friend recommended it and I am also watching as 60th anniversary preparations, also because I want to, it is really great so far!!!😀😀
