Unexpected (?) crossover, FTW.

[dameruth]

Apologies if this has been done before, because I can't have been the only one who saw the (rather appropriate) similarity. (Spoilers for pt. 2 of "End of Time.")

Comments

[sensiblecat]

The interesting contrast is that in the end Hamlet reached a place where he could accept his death gracefully. I don't think poor old Ten ever really did.

Of course some of us might feel Macbeth was more apt: "A tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing." But that's probably just day-after-the-party gloom talking.

[dameruth]

Yeah, Ten was definitely a bit less at peace than a certain Prince of Denmark . . . but after his initial rant, he did save Wilf with a fair amount of grace ("I'd be honored").

Of course some of us might feel Macbeth was more apt: "A tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing." But that's probably just day-after-the-party gloom talking.

Oh, snap! XD (In the American usage, that is.) ;)

[tardis_stowaway]

Ha! I thought this too! I wouldn't be surprised if it was totally intentional.

[dameruth]

With the line, "The Universe will sing you to your sleep," I sure as heck *hope* it was a deliberate reference . . . ;)

[erinpuff]

Yeah, my mind went there too. ^^

[dameruth]

Nothing like a little meta to go with the emo. ;)

[opheliassister]

I was thinking the same thing!

[dameruth]

Fandom does seem pretty united about this . . . :D

[hergrace]

LOL! Great minds and all that. yes, that's immediately what came to me.

[dameruth]

Seriously, it had to be intentional. Thanks! :)

(Your icon, it mesmerizes me . . .)