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I think she would go to Stormcage because a war criminal charge? If she's raised to be the killer of the Doctor in the name of the war with the Army of God, and after the war is over, she could be brought up on charges by ... whoever charges her?
I don't know. I'm pissed at Em and Joe for getting me into this show, I tell ya. I'm way to linear for this whole wibbly wobley timey wimey crap. I feel like I'm constantly talking about how many Deloreans were in 1955.
DW E07: The way River acted when Rory came to recruit her -- her warmth towards him -- made me wonder if this was the first time in her timeline that she'd met him where she knew he was her father (I'm assuming that if she did kill him, she didn't know or believe who he was).
Agh!
Dr Who Ep 7 again
I just remembered that at the beginning of the ep River was coming back to Stormcage after the Doctor taking her out for her Birthday. Duh!
So - are you talking about the mid-season finale?
I have no idea what number the BBCA episode was tonight.
Dan, when did the Doctor take her out for her birthday? Does that mean we didn't move backwards in her timeline as we've been doing up 'til now?
Sumi -- BBCA aired episode 6 tonight while BBC UK aired episode 7, the mid-season finale. We're talking about the latter. The former doesn't need white-fonting.
Jon,
River told Rory about her Date with the Doctor, including Stevie Wonder. "It's my birthday, the Doctor took me skating on the river Thames in 1814...."
I found the episode confusing. When did the Doctor realize that Amy wasn't Amy?
Does this mean he knew about the flesh all along?
And is this the same stuff that preserved Lady Cassandra's face?
Ahh, I misunderstood you, Dan. Thanks.
When River Song first said she had been put in prison for killing a good man, the mental image I had was of her killing the Doctor because he had ordered/begged her to stop him from doing (or becoming) something so dire, so important, that if killing him was the only way to stop him, then she would. She would kill him because she loves him, and because she loves him, understands why it has to be that way. It's a heart-breaking thing. But I certainly prefer it to thoughts of her killing Rory .