[ SECRET POST #2293 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2293 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[fenm]

That she thinks he tries to ignore how short-lived nearly everyone else

That's not applicable to the "damage" thing, though. Or the situation, really. She broke her wrist, that's not an age thing.

And we've seen the Doctor--in things not written by Moffat--reunite with people he knew when they were younger and be fine with them being older. So that might be River's view of the Doctor, but it's clearly, demonstratively wrong. Yet no where does the episode SAY she's wrong.

[(Anonymous)]

But remember, major injuries to a Time Lord = regeneration and erasure. To a human, it means = arthritis and eventually a shorter, non-repeating life.

It had nothing to do with image. It had to do with River not wanting the Doctor to have to deal with the mortality of those he loves.

[fenm]

It had to do with River not wanting the Doctor to have to deal with the mortality of those he loves.

Well, why the hell shouldn't he? He's an adult, he should be expected to act and be treated like one. And if he can't, that's entirely his problem.

[intrigueing]

The Doctor dealt with the mortality of his entire species, his entire family, all of his children, Romana, Susan, and god knows how many friends and fellow soldiers during the war. Not to mention everyone else he lost before and after. He doesn't need to be coddled like a toddler.