Quite a good and surprisingly clever story that manages to convey a lot of emotional moments for only a short number of pages and features quite a twist ending that breaks the fourth wall. One of the best short stories to come out of the Lockdown collection

An excellent story, which across its extremely short number of pages manages to go to a great number of places emotionally and intellectually. The fact Moffat gave up his time to write something so humane, so sincere, so human for charity is a great credit to him.  It’s not a throwaway story. It is a solid and surprising idea.

This is Moffat at his best. A short, sweet story that manages to deliver a very human, emotional impact. I'm sure all of us on this forum are deep, devoted Doctor Who fans who have a connection to the show, books, audios, or whatever else that runs deeper than the average person and this story reminds me of why I love it and why the Doctor is a hero. At 19 pages and free to read, I think every fan should give it a read x

Now I’m not normally a Moffat fanboy. I actually think his writing is pretty hit or miss. But in 19 pages Moffat made me cry reading a 13th Doctor story. He pulls out all the stops doing it; this is the most Moffat has ever Moffatted, but this was really good.