Jane Foster

“Welcome to Alfheim, to whom do we owe the pleasure?”

"Thank you, your majesty," she said. "Would you believe me if I told you I was just really, really lost?"

“I think we will probably be able to hide in here.”

“I am absolutely ready,” said Jane, fastening her space suit.  With the helmet under her arm, she held on to the console with her other hand while the doctor put his machine into motion.  Whatever they were about to see, no human had ever seen before and possibly no living time lord, either!

“Some kind of observatory?” was Jane’s first suggestion.  That was what she would build here.

“Welcome to Alfheim, to whom do we owe the pleasure?”

"Thank you, your majesty," she said. "Would you believe me if I told you I was just really, really lost?"

He couldn’t help but say “ Sorry” as he heard back to avenger compound.

Jane wasn’t good with people... numbers and physics were more her thing.  She’d never been great at handling her own emotions, never mind other people’s.  The only thing she could think of to offer was her father’s favourite panacea.  “Would you like a cup of coffee?”

He couldn’t help but say “ Sorry” as he heard back to avenger compound.

Jane wasn’t good with people... numbers and physics were more her thing.  She’d never been great at handling her own emotions, never mind other people’s.  The only thing she could think of to offer was her father’s favourite panacea.  “Would you like a cup of coffee?”

He couldn’t help but say “ Sorry” as he heard back to avenger compound.

It had to be very hard in particular because Loki had ‘died’ before and then returned.  “Have you actually looked for him?” she asked.  “Like, searched?  Or just kept your eye out?”

“All of time and space is available.  Where should we go today?  I have a few ideas, but I value your input.”

"Ah, splendid, then you must know where the theatre is," the man said.

He couldn’t help but say “ Sorry” as he heard back to avenger compound.

Jane felt sorry for him... it was always terrible to lose somebody close to you, even if that person hadn’t always been very nice.  “Is there anything I can do to help?”  There probably wasn’t, but she had to make the offer.

He couldn’t help but say “ Sorry” as he heard back to avenger compound.

“I think we will probably be able to hide in here.”

“I am absolutely ready,” said Jane, fastening her space suit.  With the helmet under her arm, she held on to the console with her other hand while the doctor put his machine into motion.  Whatever they were about to see, no human had ever seen before and possibly no living time lord, either!

“All of time and space is available.  Where should we go today?  I have a few ideas, but I value your input.”

"Excuse me," a man said, pausing to talk to them, "I was wondering if I could get some directions."

“I think we will probably be able to hide in here.”

It probably wasn’t the reaction he’d expected, but this news made Jane’s eyes shine.  “So we’re about to see something not even the time lords have seen before?  I wish I had equipment to gather more data but I’m not even sure what I should bring… a magnetometer would be a good start.  Maybe a spectrograph.”

“All of time and space is available.  Where should we go today?  I have a few ideas, but I value your input.”

“A lot of space. Time is different.” Jane adjusted her hat and peeked outside to see the Victorian streets. In terms of general relativity travelling in space and travelling in time were the same thing, but they didn’t feel that way. Not when humans were so much more limited in the one than the other.

"This is random," she said quietly, "but it occurred to me... have you met Percival Lowell at all?"

“All of time and space is available.  Where should we go today?  I have a few ideas, but I value your input.”

"A lot of space. Time is different." Jane adjusted her hat and peeked outside to see the Victorian streets. In terms of general relativity travelling in space and travelling in time were the same thing, but they didn't feel that way. Not when humans were so much more limited in the one than the other.

“I think we will probably be able to hide in here.”

It probably wasn’t the reaction he’d expected, but this news made Jane’s eyes shine.  “So we’re about to see something not even the time lords have seen before?  I wish I had equipment to gather more data but I’m not even sure what I should bring... a magnetometer would be a good start.  Maybe a spectrograph.”

“All of time and space is available.  Where should we go today?  I have a few ideas, but I value your input.”

"Got it," said Jane. "Some of the stuff I've seen in the past few years... I wonder what he'd make of it. I won't ask him," she reassured the Doctor, "but I've wonder what he would have thought if he'd actually encountered something supernatural. I've seen things I wouldn't have believed it, but I have to accept the evidence. Some people aren't happy to do that."