[ SECRET POST #2371 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2371 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

Yeah. For example, I actually loved Tegan's storyline from the Fifth Doctor era. Resurrection of the Daleks hurt like HELL to watch, but I actually really respected Tegan's decision to leave the Doctor because it was coming to the stage where living with him was essentially living in a warzone.

For that matter, Jo's decision to leave as well. Not because of anything the Doctor had done or failed to do, but simply because she found someone else she wanted to stay with instead.

Though in NuWho, I will argue that Martha Jones made a pretty strong decision as well: recognising what the situation was doing to her, and deciding to get out rather than let it damage her any more.

Which is not to say that companions should leave, of course. Just that when they leave, I do like when they're leaving for their own reasons and not because something's trying to take them away from the Doctor or damage the Doctor through them. I like it when it's their decision or a consequence of genuine circumstance, rather than the universe endlessly plotting to cause the Doctor pain.