I know that I usually put this stuff under SOME kind of a cut, but this time ... I just can't. I just kind of need to shout this from the e-rooftop.
* Historical episode
* European royalty
* Clockwork killers
* Creepy harlequin masks
* Getting stuck (briefly) on the slow path
* Jokes about "winding you up" etc
The big differences being ... ya know ... the
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I chock it up to fanboys living in their mother's basements. GitF was exactly what they WANTED to see - damn characterization, and damn the fact it's a dual rip-off of this and The Time Traveller's Wife.
(Seriously, what did he do? Rip up copies of The Clockwise Man and the Time Traveller's Wife, and pick up the pages at random up off the floor to see how he could best marry them?)
as opposed to the subtle influence from Phillip Pullman's 'His Dark Materials' that RTD did in Army of Ghosts/Doomsday
I'm currently writing (have been for a year now ... lol it's slow-going) a meta on the similarities between Doomsday and the main romance in Final Fantasy X - which preceded both Doomsday as well as His Dark Materials. The similarities are frankly a bit scary and make me wonder if RTD was a closet video game addict XD
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*shakes head*
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**shakes head along with you**
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Yeah, my thoughts, exactly. Nine would not - I repeat, WOULD NOT - leave Rose behind, knowing the likelihood he couldn't return. If anything, Rose would've gone with him ... leading to all manner of Nine/Rose saddle-sharing UST, lol. Reinette, who?
Rose was ready to go down fighting with him against the Gelth. I can't believe he'd ditch her (or Mickey).
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