She's going out with a frozen soldier from 1918.
Nobody's perfect.
“To the Last Man” · Season 2, Episode 3
In this episode: Jack Harkness (4), Gwen Cooper (2), Tosh (2), Ianto Jones (1), Owen Harper (1)
TTommy
[ruefully] "The war to end all wars", they said... then three weeks later you had the Second World War. After all that...
[draws a line on a piece of paper] Linear time [balls the piece of paper up] Screwed up time. Try drawing a straight line on that without flattening it out.
This time tomorrow he'll be back in 1918.
In his own time. [pause] Would you go back to yours, if you could?
Why? Would you miss me?
Yep.
I left home a long time ago, I don't know where I really belong. Maybe that doesn't matter anymore.
[perches on the edge of Jack's desk] I know you get lonely.
Going home wouldn't fix that. Being here, I've seen things I never dreamt I'd see, loved people people I never would have know if I'd stayed where I was. [looks directly at Ianto] And I wouldn't change that for the world.
[Ianto kisses Jack]
TTosh
So, what do you want to do now?
TTommy
Well... We could go back to mine, but there's only room for one and it's bloody freezing. [they both laugh]
[draws a line on a piece of paper] Linear time. [balls the piece of paper up] Screwed up time. Imagine your life is a straight line, from birth to death. Now, try drawing that line on the paper without straightening it out.
It's impossible.
That's why we gotta stop it.
[about Tommy] You've fallen for him, haven't you?
TTosh
I can be myself with him. I don't have to pretend.
No, I understand. I, I didn't think you had some weird fetish for defrosted men. [both laugh] I just, um, don't want you to get hurt, that's all. If you have to say goodbye.
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