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Oct. 30th, 2007 10:08 pmI WANT TO PLAY.
1. Lucy Saxon is a chameleon-arched Romana. I only thought about this recently, and realised how WIN it would be. PROOFS. :D.
2. Rose and Mickey got back together in Pete's World (yawn).
3. The Doctor speaks Gallifreyan all the time and the TARDIS translates him. I did my have reasons for this and I've forgotten them all, but essentially it's just 'cause I kind of like the idea that he speaks his own language.
4. Everything in the series is canon. Jack is the Face of Bo.
5. The Tenth Doctor made Sarah's sonic lipstick for her for a bit of a laugh.
6. While I don't necessarily subscribe to the Looms thang, I do believe that the Time Lords were stoic, pompous beings who've surpassed the requirement for human-style relationships and families. However, the Doctor is not the same, and is passionate and emotional and falls in love, and as a result, had his own special family. When that all went tits up he ran away with Susan (his real granddaughter) to hang with the humans. But he wouldn't consider a sexual relationship with a human, because, well, they're humans.Especially not Rose
7. Despite the Doctor's passion and ability to love and other typical "human traits", he is most definitely not half-human. He just likes us 'cause he met some of us one day and thought, hey man, that's how people should be! and has been a human-wannabe ever since. The Eighth Doctor was fucking tripping when he said that.
8. The Sixth Doctor was always tripping. Everyone knows dogs are better than cats.
9. When he left Rose on the beach, the Doctor wasn't going to say those three words. I reckon it would've been something like, "You're amazing!" or "You are brilliant!" or even "I'll miss you". I believe that he loves her, as he loves all of the humans he's met in his life, but I just can't imagine him actually saying, "I love you." Unless he did intend to say it because she did, in which case it'd be a "yeah, ditto" scenario, or summink or nuffink. Oh, I dunno. I still can't decide.
10. Martha's second goodbye (the bit where she went back to tell the Doctor she was leaving because she lurrrved him) never happened.
1. Lucy Saxon is a chameleon-arched Romana. I only thought about this recently, and realised how WIN it would be. PROOFS. :D.
2. Rose and Mickey got back together in Pete's World (yawn).
3. The Doctor speaks Gallifreyan all the time and the TARDIS translates him. I did my have reasons for this and I've forgotten them all, but essentially it's just 'cause I kind of like the idea that he speaks his own language.
4. Everything in the series is canon. Jack is the Face of Bo.
5. The Tenth Doctor made Sarah's sonic lipstick for her for a bit of a laugh.
6. While I don't necessarily subscribe to the Looms thang, I do believe that the Time Lords were stoic, pompous beings who've surpassed the requirement for human-style relationships and families. However, the Doctor is not the same, and is passionate and emotional and falls in love, and as a result, had his own special family. When that all went tits up he ran away with Susan (his real granddaughter) to hang with the humans. But he wouldn't consider a sexual relationship with a human, because, well, they're humans.
7. Despite the Doctor's passion and ability to love and other typical "human traits", he is most definitely not half-human. He just likes us 'cause he met some of us one day and thought, hey man, that's how people should be! and has been a human-wannabe ever since. The Eighth Doctor was fucking tripping when he said that.
8. The Sixth Doctor was always tripping. Everyone knows dogs are better than cats.
9. When he left Rose on the beach, the Doctor wasn't going to say those three words. I reckon it would've been something like, "You're amazing!" or "You are brilliant!" or even "I'll miss you". I believe that he loves her, as he loves all of the humans he's met in his life, but I just can't imagine him actually saying, "I love you." Unless he did intend to say it because she did, in which case it'd be a "yeah, ditto" scenario, or summink or nuffink. Oh, I dunno. I still can't decide.
10. Martha's second goodbye (the bit where she went back to tell the Doctor she was leaving because she lurrrved him) never happened.
