"I paid attention." Which meant that he could bring up the fact that he'd not been killed at any point there. Which was really quite telling, especially coupled with a lot of other examples he could give, but evidence wasn't what the Master wanted to hear right now.

Here he was in the middle between Jack and the Master and he already knew that this had been a horrible idea. Alright, perhaps wisest to deal with the one who wasn't restrained first, especially since he was also more likely to listen to him. The Doctor got up and turned to Jack, ignoring how his stomach cramped when he unfurled.

"I have wronged him, Jack, from his perspective. He just says the truth." In a rude fashion, admittedly.