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JAN 10, 2013 03:52 PM
RaymondAlginon said:
Sal_ said:
Actually didn't rory break the combo first before souffle girl?
Kind of...
Actually that's better than a combo breaker, he one upped the doctor and ruined his speech.
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JAN 12, 2013 10:04 AM
^Ray, you thief. 
I feel like this belongs here.
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JAN 12, 2013 04:14 PM
RaymondAlginon said:
but... but... but... bow ties are cool!
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JAN 12, 2013 11:50 PM
Vassilis said:
SAD!!! *sniffles*
JAN 13, 2013 01:59 AM
The one character I wanted to see get resolved more than any other. Of all the companions since the show came back, she was my favorite, and I thought it was a horrible thing to take away all the person growth she made as a person by wiping out her memories, and reverting her back to her original humdrum self. Not the Doctor's fault, but the writers.
I keep hoping that, like Sarah Jane, she gets brought back in a later season some day, and there is a way to restore her memories, as I'm really getting frustrated with the tragic endings so many of the Doctor's companions meet
JAN 13, 2013 04:29 AM
ChadiousXVI said:
The one character I wanted to see get resolved more than any other. Of all the companions since the show came back, she was my favorite, and I thought it was a horrible thing to take away all the person growth she made as a person by wiping out her memories, and reverting her back to her original humdrum self. Not the Doctor's fault, but the writers.
I keep hoping that, like Sarah Jane, she gets brought back in a later season some day, and there is a way to restore her memories, as I'm really getting frustrated with the tragic endings so many of the Doctor's companions meet
I think Ten was fated to have all his companions go through some sort of tragedy caused by him. Personally, I think Donna had it the worse, especially when she begs him not to let her go back.
I initially didn't like Donna. I remember thinking 'this is going to be painful to watch' but her character just go so involved and made such a difference to Ten that by the time we came to her having her memories wiped I was in tears.
It is why when people go on about how tragic Rory and Amy's leaving of the Doctor was, I disagree. They got to live out their lives with each other and most likely get visits from their daughter (or at least one we know of). They still have their memories of the Doctor and the TARDIS as well as all the little life lessons they learnt while running around saving the world/universe/whatever it was they actually did.
Donna has none of that. Just sympathetic looks from her mother and grandfather, and maybe dreams which she would dismiss.
Added to that is the fact that Ten was her best friend and her grandfather ultimately caused his death. Even if she somehow came back, she would learn that she is a stranger to her best friend and he is a stranger to her.
No matter how you look at it, Donna really has the most tragic ending of them all.
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Looch
Reno, NV
November 2008
JAN 10, 2013 03:48 PM