[ SECRET POST #2317 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2317 ⌋

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

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Notes:

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Comments

Re: Major spoilers for "The Angels Take Manhattan"

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I think the main issue isn't that he made her break her wrist, it's the way he yelled at her for it and refused to help her and stormed out and was generally so insensitive about it. There was nothing stopping him from either a) staying with her and helping her do it or b) if he couldn't waste time doing that, being nice about asking her to please try to find some way to get out intact.

Or, if Moffat wanted to show him freaking out and being dickish for a moment due to stress, which is understandable, having someone snap at him for it and tell him not to be so childish, instead of having River sopping about how you shouldn't let him see the damage and how it's totally her and Amy's job to treat the 1200 year old hyper-evolved world-saving genius alien - who is still pretty mentally competent even after losing his entire family and killing his species and going through genocidal wars, among the various hellish things he's endured - like a delicate little cranky toddler who needs to be coddled, and all that bullshit. Really, it's more the context of the action than the action itself.