From valoir, he thinks. Meaning to be strong., “Lucy is The Master’s Rose”? Maybe I’m going too far into it, but didn’t The Master manipulate, control, and even physically abuse Lucy? I don’t see The Doctor and Rose’s relationship that way at all. Personally, I’m not sure I could ship that kind of relationship myself.

Anonymous: "Lucy is The Master's Rose"? Maybe I'm going too far into it, but didn't The Master manipulate, control, and even physically abuse Lucy? I don't see The Doctor and Rose's relationship that way at all. Personally, I'm not sure I could ship that kind of relationship myself.

Clearly, Anon my bb, I didn’t mean they’re EXACTLY EQUIVALENT. I meant that Lucy is the Master’s love interest as Rose was the Doctor’s. The difference is that the Master didn’t truly love Lucy (though I think he did loved her just a little, in his own twisted way) and, of course, he treated her badly. Either way, you can’t ship it, but I can. We don’t have to agree.

Also, here’s a meta on the Lucy Being the Master’s Rose

#Anonymous #ask #coasf #i just have a lot of headcanon okay #don't knock my ships #if you don't ship it that's fine #but please don't judge me for shipping it #that's not fair #it's dark and manipulative #and heartbreaking to ship #but his love tastes like dirt and black licorice and she can't stay away

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arkfall said: I wrote meta on this exact point in my old blog, and I actually fully explained why I consider Lucy the Master’s version of Rose on multiple levels. It may add to the discussion.
agentnatashabarton said: I’m sort of on the Anon’s side, but not in the judging my Pharaoh way, either. I just find that pairing a little painful and inside-twisty, so I stay away and watch others ship it. :)
technicolortardis said: Certainly she was from the start, until the Master began to treat her physically like he treated Martha emotionally.
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