Woven Woolen Skin

A rough-spun woolen coverlet, its loose threads forming an irregular weave that frays at the edges, draped around Tegan’s hunched shoulders like a makeshift cloak. The fabric retains the close-packed warmth of a traveler’s comfort, stiff at first from long storage but softening where it meets her skin. It smells faintly of cedar and old voyages, a reminder of boundaries crossed beyond time.

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S20E21 · The King's Demons Part 1

Doctor realizes March 4th date corruption

The woolen skin is drawn from storage in the bed’s linens and draped over Tegan’s hunched shoulders, its cedar-scented warmth contrasting with the chill seeping through the chamber’s cracks. The Doctor uses it as both a practical comfort and a symbolic shield against the creeping dread of temporal corruption.

Before: Stored folded on the bed’s mattress, stiff from prolonged disuse and bearing the faint imprint of previous travelers

After: Wrapped around Tegan’s shoulders, softening at the edges from her body heat and partially obscuring her upper body

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