Um, so I was gonna do that thing where I quote your whole essay back to you, but this time I'd have to quote the entirety of the post because: THIS!!!!!!!!
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I was dreading Clara's fate before but now I'm ready for it. So, thanks! ♥
Um, so I was gonna do that thing where I quote your whole essay back to you, but this time I'd have to quote the entirety of the post because: THIS!!!!!!!! ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥
SLJIDO;SJFLK;DSJF;KLSDJV;ISDJG;IDJGSD Well, that might just be my favourite response out of all of them! :)
I was dreading Clara's fate before but now I'm ready for it. So, thanks! ♥ My pleasure, that makes me very happy. Any particular reason, or just the fact that 'mere death' seems too simple?
Any particular reason, or just the fact that 'mere death' seems too simple? Pretty much. I JUST DO NOT WANT TO MOURN CLARA OSWALD. LET THIS SHOW DO JUSTICE TO MY GIRL. /fragile state
The stuff about forgetfulness reminds me of Peter Pan:
He often went out alone, and when he came back you were never absolutely certain whether he had had an adventure or not. He might have forgotten it so completely that he said nothing about it; and then when you went out you found the body; and, on the other hand, he might say a great deal about it, and yet you could not find the body.
Does the way the Doctor "die" before he regenerates effects how he recuperates?. Hmmmm. Possibly. Partly I think it's story-led, but on the whole his regeneration never goes smoothly. :)
I think it took longer for Ten to get out of bed because he was physically worn out when Nine took the power of the vortex back from Rose. When Rose was crying that the Doctor was gone, I thought: "Give the man a break, he just died from saving you, from saving him!".
But yeah mainly plot purposes is the most likely reason.:)
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I was dreading Clara's fate before but now I'm ready for it. So, thanks! ♥
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♥ ♥ ♥ ♥
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Well, that might just be my favourite response out of all of them! :)
I was dreading Clara's fate before but now I'm ready for it. So, thanks! ♥
My pleasure, that makes me very happy. Any particular reason, or just the fact that 'mere death' seems too simple?
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Pretty much. I JUST DO NOT WANT TO MOURN CLARA OSWALD. LET THIS SHOW DO JUSTICE TO MY GIRL.
/fragile state
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He often went out alone, and when he came back you were never absolutely certain whether he had had an adventure or not. He might have forgotten it so completely that he said nothing about it; and then when you went out you found the body; and, on the other hand, he might say a great deal about it, and yet you could not find the body.
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But the Doctor certainly has the same sort of qualities, and lives by the same rules/in the same kind of world.
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Does the way the Doctor "die" before he regenerates effects how he recuperates?.
Ten was in bed for most of his first episode.
Eleven was "up and go!.
Twelve was partially incoherent.
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Hmmmm. Possibly. Partly I think it's story-led, but on the whole his regeneration never goes smoothly. :)
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I think it took longer for Ten to get out of bed because he was physically worn out when Nine took the power of the vortex back from Rose. When Rose was crying that the Doctor was gone, I thought: "Give the man a break, he just died from saving you, from saving him!".
But yeah mainly plot purposes is the most likely reason.:)
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LOL!
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