With all this denial, you'd think the TARDIS made a trip to Egypt.
Oh, you mean like Geoff? The attractive, single young man likely thrust into a position of strength and power courtesy of the Doctor, who was also told by the Doctor to get a girlfriend?Amy's not real. They're telling a story. Everything is put into the story for a reason.
Oh, you mean like Geoff? The attractive, single young man likely thrust into a position of strength and power courtesy of the Doctor, who was also told by the Doctor to get a girlfriend?Amy's not real. They're telling a story. Everything is put into the story for a reason.
How about the total lack of any sexual love demonstrated by Amy, in any way, shape, or form, for the doctor? Oogling an attractive person is hardly obsessing over marrying them because you're oh-so-in love with them. And if you think guys are the only ones to oogle over the opposite sex, you're just flat out insane.
Is Amy obsessed with the Doctor? Definitely. But it's not necessarily (or even hinted at) as being anything even remotely romantic. Unless you're using the world to reflect to the idea of adventure and escapism, which you're clearl not.
To paraphrase your arrogance: LOL, whatever!
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... who ran away with him before her wedding knowing she'd probably miss it because of it -- and what on Earth was wrong with the marriages you saw that you could possibly imagine a woman being bored the night before her wedding enough to run away with another man without having feelings for that man?
-- and who stared at his naked body with a smirk on her face...
Yeah, there's absolutely nothing romantic there!
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Not wanting to get married to someone != wanting to get married with the person facilitating her escape from a life of tedium. No matter how much you want to think that.Uh-huh. Yeah, that's right, the woman who grew up obsessed with the Doctor, who ran away with him before her wedding knowing she'd probably miss it because of it -- and what on Earth was wrong with the marriages you saw that you could possibly imagine a woman being bored the night before her wedding enough to run away with another man without having feelings for that man? -- and who stared at his naked body with a smirk on his face...
I think on the one side you have some people that can't handle the idea of the Doctor being romantically involved with a companion and will brook no other possibility - they probably hated Rose's story too - and on the other side you have some people that are immediately jumping to the conclusion that Amy and the Doctor are going to be romantic partners - based on previous storylines and Moffat's other work - and will brook no other possibility.
It's clear that Amy's at least appreciative of Eleven sexually, and it's clear that his brief appearance in her childhood had a huge effect on her growing up. And considering a lack of parents and little adult support,
It's telling that Prisoner Zero manifested as Amelia and the Doctor, not Amy and the Doctor. This is the dress-up, too - kid's games, not a sexual fetish. It's why she became a kiss-o-gram - become different people, become not herself, have some mystery and excitement and adventure like she missed out on when her Raggedy Doctor vanished.
You see romantic, I see a young woman wanting to live out her fantasy. Which isn't necessarily a bad thing even, but let's not suggest this means they're going to actually end up in a relationship.
Uh-huh. Yeah, that's right, the woman who grew up obsessed with the Doctor, who ran away with him before her wedding knowing she'd probably miss it because of it -- and what on Earth was wrong with the marriages you saw that you could possibly imagine a woman being bored the night before her wedding enough to run away with another man without having feelings for that man? -- and who stared at his naked body with a smirk on her face...
Yeah, there's absolutely nothing romantic there!
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