To quote a far wiser woman than I, "Whether it’s a world, or a relationship, everything has its time. And everything ends."

Or as the Doctor himself said, blunt as Nine always was, "Everything has its time, and everything dies." Including this challenge.

You all have been fantastic as ever - stay tuned for the next regeneration challenge!

title: avalanche (rocks fall, Jack dies)
author: phinnia
pairing: tenth doctor/jack
spoilers: set post CoE
rating: nc-17
challenge: death
disclaimer: a wandering minstrel i, a thing of shreds and patches. i own nothing.
author's note: I thought I'd play with sequencing/linear timey-wimey-wimeyness in this a bit. I hope it turns out OK. <3
( jack was dead when the doctor found him. )

Title: "My Life"
Artist: Beachy Geek
Pairing: Ten/Jack
Challenge: Death
Rating: G
Warning: Dialogue spoiler for Torchwood: Miracle Day7


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Title: Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy
Author/Artist/Vidder/...: megans_writing
Challenge: Death
Rating: PG
Pairing: 11/Jack
Spoilers/warnings: AU. 1940s WW2. Hurt/Comfort. Spoilers/References for 'Forest of the Dead' and 'Adam'. This is the sequel to Toy Soldier.
Summary: Jack is a Captain in the RAF and was injured in battle. He's been spending his time in a War Hospital under the care of his unorthodox Doctor.

(  But then his number came up and he was gone with the draft  )

Title: Small Comfort
Artist: Scifiangel
Challenge: Death
Pairing: Eleven/Jack
Rating: PG

Holidays are over; time to get serious again. So let's come to the most serious topic of them all: death. If you're watching the current series of Torchwood, you'll know what inspired this prompt - but Miracle Day or no, both our boys do have their own special relationship with death.

Jack as we know him can't die. Or rather, he will die, again and again and again, without end, slipping through death's grasp every time. Whereas the Doctor doesn't die like humans do - he regenerates instead. And he can only do it so many times, can't he?

How do our heroes deal? How do they deal with each other? How do they cope with the death they witness in their long lives? Give us Jack and the Doctor, and Death in any version. Final, not so final, witnessed or experienced, or hell, even Death from Discworld coming for a visit. (He should be a good mate of Jack's by now. *g*) Give us the Doctor's reaction to Miracle Day. Give us Jack coping - or not. Anything you can think of - go to town!

In other words, welcome to the Death Challenge!

As a gentle reminder, please don't crosspost stories for this challenge elsewhere until the challenge closes about one month from now. And don't forget - leave a comment on THIS post and tell us what you think the next challenge should be!