I suppose the roles I play, ultimately, they’re strong females. They’re not necessarily victims. I think I come across as quite strong as a person, but actually I’m quite vulnerable.
Anonymous asked: Hello Sweetie. It's been a while. But I guess you're gone now.
late yes I know
Hello Sweetie! Funny enough today I’m back. Well sort of. I could potentially be back. Keep an eye out sweetie.
Inspired by the commentary on TWORS:
Moffat: And who could be that woman with the enormous hair? Optimistic things I write in the scripts: “there is a mysterious woman with her back to us.” Oh, come on. It’s Alex Kingston! (…) It’s just I have moments of optimism when I write scripts but you think: nobody else has this much hair.
Also, an excuse to draw them in the TARDIS swing.
Anonymous asked: Dear Alex, do you like Harry Potter, and if so I think we all want to know what couples you ship.
I love Harry Potter, it’s a really brilliantly written series. Unique in how as a child, or anyone I suppose, reads it they experience Harry’s story as he grows up through the perspective of a reader who is getting older. You start with a children’s novel but by the time you reach the end you really get a sense of the growing up that Harry has had to do over the years.
Ship? Like relationships? (see I learned something from fans!)
I don’t really know! I mean I don’t really think that some of the relationships that developed later were realistic. If I had to pick a best relationship in the series? Molly and Arthur Weasley for sure.
And perhaps Remus Lupin and his wife Nymphadora Tonks. I really love that theirs was an unconventional relationship, and that she didn’t care about the problems they might have faced. She loved him anyway.
much-more-majestic replied to your post: Is anyone actually alive anymore?
I hate how dead it is.
