"DISCREET" and "DISCRETE"
"Discreet" means careful or unobtrusive. "Discrete" means separate or distinct. Ex.: She was discreet about her personal life. The project was divided into discrete tasks.
"ELICIT" and "ILLICIT"
"Elicit" means to draw out or provoke a response. "Illicit" means illegal or forbidden. Ex.: The teacher's question elicited a lively discussion. The police uncovered an illicit gambling operation.
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"Everything can change" is not a story like many others about Doctor and Rose Tyler because he plays a unique introspective role. Much more than really trying to understand the protagonists there are continuous reflections on life, the universe and humanity as well as the Doctor, their choices and their companions are deeply placed. It is also important to emphasize that Rose Tyler does not suffer misrepresentation of her behavior and character, we really really feel like the character and follow her evolution process. With drama, romance and adventure, the introspective character is not alone and played but is contextualized within a plot that draws attention. Reading is worth it, writing is not tiring and reflection is extremely fair bringing new perspectives on the Doctor and his first companion on New Who. In addition the author is always very kind, meets requests and accepts constructive criticism so that Fanfic also earns a lot from its readers. Anyway is an excellent reading that is worth every word.
