When one refers to you as 'the Doctor,' nobody asks which Doctor. And when one refers to the Enemy, nobody asks for specifics. [She shifts a bit, uncertain, and for the first time, showing distress. Fear, to be exact.] Words...are elusive. Stupid language, so limited. To name the Enemy, to attempt to describe them, is to assume they have limits. To assume that they can be contained.
Besides. [She shrugs, lightly.] I can't tell you too much. I found you to ask your advice in a single matter. The nature of the Enemy is irrelevant.
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Besides. [She shrugs, lightly.] I can't tell you too much. I found you to ask your advice in a single matter. The nature of the Enemy is irrelevant.