Doctor Who: Series 6 Question

[redknightalex]

So, my lovely flist who has watched Series 6 in its entirety, I have a question for you.

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[_thirty2flavors]

No, never happens. It is very infrequent that anyone gets mad at Eleven for anything that is actually justifiably his fault. River "calls him out" at the end of AGMGTW and in a roundabout way kind of implies that it's his fault Amy was kidnapped, but that whole speech is really undercut by the fact that everything she's chastising him about in that speech is everything she praises Eleven for in the Library episodes.

[annissag]

You know that weird sound people make when they say, "I don't know," but leave out all the consonants? That's my response.

People assume that time is a strict progression of cause to effect, but actually from a non-linear, non-subjective viewpoint - it's more like a big ball of wibbly wobbly... time-y wimey... stuff that mere humans, like those who watch Doctor Who, can't really understand, and if they do understand and see it makes no sense whatsoever, well, fuck 'em. Or at least, I think that's what Moffat was going for.

[_thirty2flavors]

lirl, seems accurate.

[fauxkaren]

Hm... Rory doesn't get mad at the Doctor for that, specifically, if I recall correctly. But he does get fed up with the Doctor as a whole in The Girl Who Waited.

[develish1]

excuse me, am I seeing things, or did you just put "Moffat" and "character development" in the same sentence? Shame on you!

No love, as is sadly moff's way with most things that would lead to anything remotely resembling character depth, it was totally ignored