"Right." That makes sense. Malia could have seen this before she became a coyote and gotten freaked out, but with the way she's been rewired, it's hard to really say one way or the other how she feels about all of this. "I don't know. I don't really get the people stuff either so maybe it's just another side effect of being a coyote."
She huffs for a moment, because explaining her own feelings is hard enough, but explaining what she feels about fictional people's is worse. "Like - why does the Doctor keep telling Jack to stop it?"
Malia shrugs. "It's usually right after he introduces himself to someone." Is the Doctor saying he should just not talk to people in general? That seems ... odd.
"That's uh...well that's because Jack has a lack of discrimination on who or what he's attracted to. He's um...you've heard of the term pansexual right?" This isn't an awkward conversation at all and Kira's glancing at the laptop screen for a moment before turning back to Malia.
"Basically, it's more meant to keep Jack from flirting with anything that moves. I'll show you Torchwood sometime so you can see Jack without someone trying to keep him in line."
It takes a minute, before it hits her and she nods. "Oh, so it's a sex thing." Not that Malia has a problem with pansexuals - her sexual orientation is ?????-Stiles has a cute everything-Kira smells really good-?????? at the moment so it's not like she can judge. "Does the Doctor not want him to have sex?"
"Well, not when they're in the middle of fighting whatever the enemy of the week is, at least." The Doctor is honestly kind of a prude in that sense, although there's the stuff with Ten and Rose and then Eleven and River...
And the bit with the TARDIS.
"Ten is a bit more lax when it comes to Jack's flirting but then again by the time they have most of their interaction, Jack's already kind of involved with someone else.
Nine's the one he actually kisses so who knows. Each Doctor kind of has different standards about behavior and the like though. Nine is more cynical and angry. Ten is more complicated and Eleven is...
Well Eleven is Eleven. "Which is pretty much all she can say about him. Eleven is kind of a headcase in ways Nine and Ten weren't.
She considers for a moment before nodding. That's certainly fair enough. "I wouldn't want him having sex if we were being attacked either." Priorities. Or something like that.
"Yeah, neither would I." But then she's not sure she'd want to get involved in that whole world anyway. Doctor Who stuff tended to accrue a body count she didn't even want to think about.
"But I'm not sure I'd trade anything we've faced to deal with what they do either. The Daleks alone.." Not to mention the Weeping Angels, Cybermen and everything else.
She gives a small shrug as she diverts her eyes back to the screen again. "I don't think it really matters one way or the other. They have bad guys, we have bad guys. What they do isn't really the point. It's just the point that the good guys are supposed to beat them, even if that isn't how it actually works."
"Yeah but usually ours don't operate on a genocidal scale or any scale as large as some of the races in Doctor Who, is what I meant. We're good with what we handle, but I wouldn't count on our odds against an army of Daleks or Cybermen." Kira shrugs and leans back, gaze on the screen.
"There's no way we could pull together the kind of numbers to face that sort of threat."
"Maybe not." She frowns for a moment. "But the Doctor does it with two people and a screwdriver." And while Kira's response that comes back may be "because he's the Doctor" Malia doesn't see how that's better or worse than someone like Stiles who is clever and Lydia who is smart. "He's basically a Stiles-Lydia hybrid."
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"I mean, maybe I can try to help explain it? "
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"Basically, it's more meant to keep Jack from flirting with anything that moves. I'll show you Torchwood sometime so you can see Jack without someone trying to keep him in line."
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And the bit with the TARDIS.
"Ten is a bit more lax when it comes to Jack's flirting but then again by the time they have most of their interaction, Jack's already kind of involved with someone else.
Nine's the one he actually kisses so who knows. Each Doctor kind of has different standards about behavior and the like though. Nine is more cynical and angry. Ten is more complicated and Eleven is...
Well Eleven is Eleven. "Which is pretty much all she can say about him. Eleven is kind of a headcase in ways Nine and Ten weren't.
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"But I'm not sure I'd trade anything we've faced to deal with what they do either. The Daleks alone.." Not to mention the Weeping Angels, Cybermen and everything else.
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"There's no way we could pull together the kind of numbers to face that sort of threat."
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