[ SECRET POST #2530 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2530 ⌋

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

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Can that happen in the Who universe? I haven't watched everything, but I thought they ran with the "history (or most of it) can't be changed" theory of time-travel.

[(Anonymous)]

Good point... it always seems to be more, "and this IS what actually happened, except we didn't know it." For instance, Vesuvius was always going to erupt, but what the Doctor couldn't have known was that he'd be the reason. (At least I think that's how it went down. It's been a while since I've seen that episode.)

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Late and I'm a new watcher, but during Eleven's run they've made such a thing of fixed points that I actually came to think DW time is flexible as a matter of physics, it's just that the Doctor has a thing about not screwing up the development of a species (usually humans in the show, but I'm sure it'd apply to others) and there are certain limitations/things that if you change you'll cause an impossible paradox and that'll break things.