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samandriel:

venski:

owlcitee:

samandriel:

eleven used to be all bouncy and cute and adorable and now he’s becoming more and more broken and dark like nine and ten were towards their ends and that makes me nervous

take a minute to imagine how bizzarre this post sounds to other people

icant

it just sounds like you’re really emotional about math imdone

i just really love math guys

This is why I think twelve will be evil

Hi, guys, let me introduce you to two chilling words that will mean nothing to non-classic who fans: the Valeyard.

Go on, look up the Valeyard. See what Moffat’s up to. What he’s leading up to. What Eleven is building up to. What Twelve will. What the Dream Lord was part of, and what he is leading up to himself. Go look up the Valeyard.

Twelve won’t be evil because they tried that with Six (to a degree) and nobody was happy. He will never stray from his moral centre too much. Being angry and distant and cold does not make someone evil. It makes them broken. The Doctor will never be truly good or truly evil. He will always, always do what must be done, just as he always has. Is it right? Wrong? No, it’s what must happen. Think about Rose. He could have changed their fates, but he couldn’t. He knew what he MUST do. What he wanted was irrelevant. Rose had to stay in that parallel world. It was where she belonged with her family. It wasn’t about Tentoo, it was about Jackie and Pete and Tony, and Rose’s relationship with them. It was all about what must happen. Pompeii. Gallifrey. All those lives. It must happen.

He is a Time Lord, forever neutral. It’s in his blood. It’s part of who he is. It doesn’t matter that he’s renegade, or the only one left, he is a Time Lord, and Time Lords are the neutral observers. The difference is he interferes where things go wrong.

(via thesuperwholockianinmordor)

So Madame Vastra is the one who inspired Sir Arthur Conan Doyle to write Sherlock Holmes, yes? According to Doctor Who logic? Well, the character of the Doctor is based off Sherlock Holmes in real life, his companions are all his Watsons, BUT according to the Seventh Doctor serial, “Remembrance of the Daleks” Doctor Who is a show that actually exists within the Whoniverse. Which means, in all likelihood, the show is real in our world, but we never remember the alien attacks. Which also means the Doctor is real.

Which also means that the Doctor we see on TV is based, in a round about way, on Madame Vastra. Who is really only in the 1800’s because of the real Doctor.

Yup. Stable tome loop.

whiterequiem:

have you ever loved a character so much that you feel horribly for what they went through and want to take them home and wrap them in a blanket, set up a fireplace so they can be extra toasty, make everything comfy for them and make them soup or cookies until they feel better?

(via horriblyhistorical)