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Amy's Choice

May 15, 2010 22:46

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wihluta May 15 2010, 23:20:31 UTC

The Dream Lord was totally the Master.
He's supposed to be the "dark" side of the Doctor himself... so, yeah. Internalized!Master was what I was thinking. LOL

mind_the_tardis May 16 2010, 00:02:39 UTC

Sadly, people seem to think it's the Valeyard ;___; I want it to be the Master taking refuge in the Doctor's head.

Or in Rory. Because that would be *ridiculous.*

*hi, there, stalking reaction posts*

wihluta May 16 2010, 08:31:26 UTC

I really prefer the Dreamlord being the Master to the explanation they give me at the end of the episode, which is - it's just the dark side of the Doctor. Booooooring.

Ah, yes. The Valeyard, I knew there was something familiar about him. The whole space-pollen-making-my-subconscious-speak is rather ridiculous, though. LOL

t_eyla May 16 2010, 02:00:32 UTC

Heh, well, more Valeyard. Which is what they call the personification of the Doctor's dark side, in Who canon. Whatever he was, though, I like the idea of the Doctor thinking it was the Master.

wihluta May 16 2010, 08:32:26 UTC

I like the idea of the Doctor thinking it was the Master.
I like that much much better than the episode explanation. I think I will just change my personal canon to make it so. I am a Dreamlord too! \o/ LOL

t_eyla May 16 2010, 12:57:14 UTC

Well, both could be true. He thought it was the Master; then they got out of the domestic dream world and he remembered the sparkly pollen and the fact that this world seems like a dream as well, and went, "Oh. I get it now.".

This is what I think happened, because he did keep going on about how they needed to choose a reality, and if he'd known that both worlds are dreams, he'd have just told Amy and Rory and cut the whole experiment short much earlier.

wihluta May 16 2010, 13:07:23 UTC

He thought it was the Master; then they got out of the domestic dream world and he remembered the sparkly pollen and the fact that this world seems like a dream as well, and went, "Oh. I get it now.".

That actually makes sense!

t_eyla May 16 2010, 13:09:35 UTC

*bows* ;)

That's the only way it makes sense to me, anyway.

wihluta May 16 2010, 13:13:08 UTC

I'm still a bit 'huh?' about this episode. I might not have been paying it enough attention since I was making chain maille rings on the side... lol

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