The Doctor's ways of saying things do not always translate. "I was close to you!" She shouts. "I was right behind you! I could not have been any closer to you!" The delayed reaction of fear is now coming out in anger.
Because having arguments while treading water in a purple ocean makes perfect sense.
She's about to yell at him again, when something near an outcropping catches her eye, and she swims towards it, not bothering to explain herself to the man who must made it sound like the fall is her own fault. Once she gets a hold of it, she pulls herself out. The current is not strong, and there are a couple decent places to get a grip.
She fiddles with the object in her hand for a moment, but it is clear her might-be-a-screwdriver is no longer working and that makes her angrier. "You lost your grip," she says, peevishly, as she starts wringing out her skirts.
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Because having arguments while treading water in a purple ocean makes perfect sense.
She's about to yell at him again, when something near an outcropping catches her eye, and she swims towards it, not bothering to explain herself to the man who must made it sound like the fall is her own fault. Once she gets a hold of it, she pulls herself out. The current is not strong, and there are a couple decent places to get a grip.
She fiddles with the object in her hand for a moment, but it is clear her might-be-a-screwdriver is no longer working and that makes her angrier. "You lost your grip," she says, peevishly, as she starts wringing out her skirts.