." Sophie tried to query, still unsure of Caerys' claims."I'm not imagining it, Sophie. It's real — as real as his overnight rib fractures." Alright..., I'm sorry." Sophie wrapped her arms round her, pulling her close. "I thought it might ease things up a little coming up here." It... he's more comfortable here." Caerys admitted. "It means nothing to him, being here. It's foreign ground. He doesn't feel at home in the bunker, but... it's closer. I think it's as close to a home as he has." How. Matsumoto and Daisy. I metGrandmother for the first time." Oh? How did it go?" asked Carol."She wasn't stern in the least with me or Ruth. In fact, one glance atRuth, and she freaked out with guilt. She restored everyone's memoriesof us, and what happened, including the criminal case. I don't knowabout Mrs. Winstead, but Ma was finally convinced that she did Peterwrong. Peter was no murderer." I continued, wondering whether Ishould really say this. "I don't know if I told you this. G Wells famous book which could also move back and forth in time but not in space. That machine would have to be physically moved from its fixed point. Which is what happened when the Morlocks discovered it and dragged it into the Great Sphinx. But the interesting thing about Doctor Who is the way it handles the nature of time itself. Its premise is simple. That the past, present, and future are already there for the Doctor to visit and explore. Think of time being like a great big book with. Tarpor chilekotha r barnday rakha godi tar opore tene anlo.Ma prochondo voy peye gechhe dekhe mone holo..duhate buker opore acholta chepe dhoreche .edike chitkar o korte paarchena…sabai jaanle kelenkari hobe ei bhoye…Shankar ma ke chumu khete suru korlo..ma kado kado sore ok chere dite bolche.. Shankar kono kothay kaan dichhe na…ma ke thele suie dilo r tarpor ma r peter opore uthe boslo,ma duhat buker kachhe joro kore fisfis kore chhere dite bolchhe…Shankar ma r buker opore achol ta khamche.