3/4 Time: Even he had a reason.

Five Times: Jack's spent a long time trying to persuade the Doctor to sleep with him, but it's never really been about sex.

Acceptance: Set shortly after The Doctor Dances. The Doctor lays down the law, and the Captain proves that he's already well beyond it.

Alien: The Torchwood team have caught an alien, and Jack lets himself dare to hope.

Lines and Circles : Jack arrives back in the TARDIS.

Jack and the Doctor meet in a graveyard. Set shortly after Small Worlds. (Jack/Five)

Lifeline: "It's a thread, tying him to reality." Set post-LotTL. Written for wintercompanion - the prompt was: "Confrontation after the Master is dead - how can the Doctor forgive a man who did such horrible things to Jack?"

Second Chances: Jack’s waited a hundred years for the Doctor to say sorry.

March Twigs: Jack has a piece of TARDIS coral on his desk. The Doctor wants to know where it came from.

The Meaning of Forgiveness: The Master is different. He has had more chances that anybody else will ever be given, but still the Doctor forgives him.

Glass and Water

Never Meant To Happen

Clarity: After the year-that-never-was, the Doctor takes it upon himself to save Jack from despair. But sometimes heroes need saving too.

Oblivious: Jack wakes up to find the Doctor is still there.

Frustration: The Doctor lets his feelings for Jack get the better of him.

Subjective TIme: Sequel to Catching Up.

A few subjective millennia later, Jack and the Doctor catch up.

Not a Double Entendre (1/5): Set after Last of the Time Lords. The Doctor decides not to take 'no' for an answer.

Something New: The Doctor and Jack experiment with something new.

The Thing About Facts: That's the thing about facts. They're always there. Always fixed. Never changing.

Set the day after LotTL ends, but ignores the Titanic-interruptus.

All That For A Rubbish Punchline: "The Hitchhikers' Guide to the Galaxy has this to say about Jack Harkness: "A+ shag, would bed again.""

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