Looks like we'll be finding out the canon identity of one of the characters in The End of Time in The Writer's Tale: The Final Chapter. *waits impatiently*
Julie Gardner indicated that a lot of people were slotting her as the Doctor's mother, but that seems patently silly to me. More likely Susan, Romana, or even Flavia. Unless her reference to being "lost" meant the period during which she went bad, in which case it could be the Rani.
Yeah, I'm sort of hoping that's not the case, ie Julie Gardner's comment. I'd prefer Romana or Flavia, or heck, even the Inquisitor lady whose name I'm blanking on right now.
And even then - why the weeping angel poses for the femme Time Lords? That's what I'd like to know about, more so than the identity of Claire Bloom's character.
Inquisitor? You mean the prosecutor from Trial of a Time Lord? If you're counting actual canon, she wasn't given one.
I'm pretty sure, if I go back and check the commentary again, that RTD said he was mostly having the faces hidden so a) people didn't go 'hey, it's The Woman!' and b) having the other person hidden gave later writers something to play with if they decided to revisit the situation.
Probably. She'd still be in the same place to Ten as she was (ie very dead), though, although now knowing he was the cause (even if enabled)? Equals MORE ANGST, at least if RTD were involved. Ah well.
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Julie Gardner indicated that a lot of people were slotting her as the Doctor's mother, but that seems patently silly to me. More likely Susan, Romana, or even Flavia. Unless her reference to being "lost" meant the period during which she went bad, in which case it could be the Rani.
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And even then - why the weeping angel poses for the femme Time Lords? That's what I'd like to know about, more so than the identity of Claire Bloom's character.
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I'm pretty sure, if I go back and check the commentary again, that RTD said he was mostly having the faces hidden so a) people didn't go 'hey, it's The Woman!' and b) having the other person hidden gave later writers something to play with if they decided to revisit the situation.
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