[ SECRET POST #2287 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2287 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I don't think the Doctor's really "grey", I think he's overtly sentimental and morally righteous as well (Which I appreciate because I've watched too many shows where the characters are cynical and realistic like me). Honestly, there were so many times when I was exasperated by the Doctor's "no killing" rule. If I was the Doctor's companion, I would have (and skilled enough to) killed most of his enemies before they even had a chance to begin their witty banter.
Probably why he doesn't choose companions like me.

[(Anonymous)]

I'd say the Doctor is more salt-and-pepper than grey. He does lots of really good things when he can and some really horrifically awful things (with good intentions) when it breaks down, but generally is never one of those grim cynical businesslike neutral realists. Well, Six and Nine tried to be, but he was pretty bad at it because he was still too sentimental after all :)

Eleven's the closest to being grey that I can remember, but it's hard to pin down how he thinks about it since the narrative has never actually raised the issue of "hey, do you think there's anything iffy about brainwashing the entire human race into killing all the Silents?" and stuff like that. Yet.

[(Anonymous)]

I'm pretty sure the Dream Lord in 'Amy's Choice' indicates Eleven knows very well where he falls on that spectrum.