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Now that Catherine Tate is officially making a return to active duty, it’s time to acknowledge the supreme position that Donna Noble holds within the hearts of Doctor Who fans.
An excellent example of the companion’s role as chief moral compass for the Doctor, as well as a highly spirited universal ambassador for humankind, Donna is one of the people most changed by her experiences in the TARDIS. She is also one of the people whose story is the most upsetting to see through to the end (assuming what we have seen so far IS the end), given that the Doctor had to wipe her memory and reset all those changes before he returned her home.
Somehow this makes her all the more human, and therefore all the more lovable.
But could you cut it as a mouthy suburban time traveling temp? Let’s see, shall we? 
1. You see two children fighting in the park. What do you do?
A. Ignore it, unless they’re really hurting one another
B. Locate their mothers and tell them
C. Wade in, grab each one by the ear and drag them to their homes
2. The cheeky shop assistant at the store winks at you just before you leave. What do you say?
A. “Hey, how’s it going?”
B. “Take a picture, it lasts longer”
C. “Oi! What do you think you’re looking at?”
3. Which of these frightens you the most?
A. The Daleks
B. The Master
C. The Vashta Nerada
4. What happens to you if you think about really difficult complicated science stuff?
A. I just shrug and ask someone brainy for help
B. What’s really difficult about science?
C. My brain burns up and I die
5. How would you describe your personal politics?
A. Woke snowflake
B. Equal believer in social justice and the rule of law
C. Inconsistent, emotional and highly passionate
6. What’s your favorite thing to do on a Friday night?
A. Go to the local pub with mates
B. Catch up with my studies
C. Get the gang together for a nice meal and a serious gossip
7. What’s your favorite type of pet?
A. Hamsters
B. Dogs
C. Cats
8. What’s the main thing you look for in a romantic partner?
A. To be my spirit animal
B. To be my intellectual equal
C. To transform my world
9. You’re waiting for a bus, but when it comes it just passes by without stopping. What do you do?
A. Throw a rock at it as it passes
B. Tut and wait for the next one
C. Yell “HEY! GET BACK HERE!” so forcefully it screeches to a halt. Get on.
10. And finally, good news! You’re really into someone at work. How do you show them how you feel?
A. Wait until they leave to tearfully tell them you love them
B. Make suggestive comments until they get really uncomfortable
C. “What? Me? Fancy you? I DON’T THINK SO, SUNSHINE!”
If you answered mostly As: Congratulations, you’re Rose Tyler!
You may appear to be young and impressionable but you’re also really open to new challenges, pure of heart and (interstellar travels permitting) really down to earth. You don’t suffer fools gladly but you will put up with all sorts of nonsense if the person you’re with makes you laugh. You are incredibly loyal, but have a strong streak of wanderlust, which makes you always ready to try new things.
If you answered mostly Bs: Congratulations, you’re Martha Jones!
You’re clever, strong and resourceful. You can turn your hand to a wide variety of disciplines and you’re diligent enough to research properly rather than wading into potential danger without thinking. You’re incredibly loyal to your family, and this means you really have to trust someone before you let them past your defenses. You don’t suffer fools gladly but sometimes it feels as if there aren’t that many people that can meet up to your exacting standards, so when you do meet one, you can sometimes lose your head over them.
If you answered mostly Cs: Congratulations, you’re Donna Noble!
You don’t think you’re all that, really. You’ve had a lifetime of hard knocks that prevent you from seeing what an exceptional person you really are. It’s only your viciously sharp wit (and incredible typing fingers) that set you apart, as far as you’re concerned. Fools don’t suffer you gladly, but occasionally you meet a wise friend (or supportive grandparent) who can see you for yourself, and let your inner talents shine. When that happens, you feel like you could take on anyone in the universe and win. Even your mum.
We're curious what your results are. Please share in the comments section!