[ SECRET POST #2326 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2326 ⌋

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Comments

[adlanth]

uh, I was watching Day 5 recently again and I don't know... On the one hand, it's an interesting scene and kind of quintessentially RTD-ish (bringing in the Doctor, plus the religious subtext) - but in context (I mean, having seen the episode and knowing that the world is not in fact ending) it feels a bit baity.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, it is kind of baity on one level, but on another...I don't know, I think Gwen genuinely might have felt like the world was ending. The world as she knew it, at least, because as far as she knew, she was now going to have to live the rest of her life on a planet whose leaders gave up the unfavorite 10% of their children as appeasement under threat, and then planned to lie about it to save their own skins.

She was always one of the most idealistic and undamaged characters, and contrasting her despair here with her "it's completely bloody magic...the whole wide world is bigger, my life is bigger" conversation with Patanjali in Day One...it's still in-character, IMO.