^^^ That would be a huge stretch for me. Plus, the Doctor called her, "Amy, AMELIA" in Victory of the Daleks and she did nothing to contradict him.
Theories about the Crack - *SPOILERS* up to 5x03
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No, they're the same person.
I'm beginning to think, however, that Amy isn't entirely real. I think she's actually 8 year-old Amelia's dream of herself. That could be why Prisoner Zero recreated Amelia and not Amy, because the twelve years later part of "The Eleventh Hour" isn't, actually, twelve years later and Amelia is still eight.
Deep down Amy is still that little girl(Amelia) waiting for the Doctor.
The Doctor not coming back just made her build a wall of cynicism
"I grew up"
Doctor- Don't worry, i'll soon fix that.
I like this theroy. Hope its the case.
Great line.
The crack: possibly a breach in the time-lock, allowing travel between alternate timelines. Whatever it is, I'm sure that it'll all make perffect sense.
Prisoner Zero keeps talking about a "silence".
Could that be a reference to Silence In The Library and the return of a certain character?
I know, probably a stretch and/or too literal.
Could that be a reference to Silence In The Library and the return of a certain character?
I know, probably a stretch and/or too literal.
"The Pandoracle will open and silence will fall"
Make of that what you will. Tantalizing stuff, ain't it..
The doctor seems to suspect something is up. And why did he hide the crack seen on the monitor in The Eleventh Hour from Amy and act overly nonchalant at that point?
I had wondered if Amy might really be Prisoner Zero, but now I don't think so. There is something odd about her though, definitely.
Make of that what you will. Tantalizing stuff, ain't it..
The doctor seems to suspect something is up. And why did he hide the crack seen on the monitor in The Eleventh Hour from Amy and act overly nonchalant at that point?
I had wondered if Amy might really be Prisoner Zero, but now I don't think so. There is something odd about her though, definitely.
I have a hard time believing that Amelia would imagine herself growing up as a kissogram.
OH!! I'm so glad someone else saw that too. Did he notice it himself or just turn off the monitor for some other reason?
We'll see.
best wishes,
wws
I'm fairly sure he glanced at it and quickly turned the monitor off so as to hide it from Amy.
I understand this as the "Pandora Ark", but my english is not perfect, so i may be way off.
^According to the Doctor Who Wiki and the title of the final episode of the season ("The Pandorica Opens"), the word is "Pandorica." Whatever that is.
Well, "Pan" means "Cross" as in across the whole of something, and I quite like the Wiktionary definition of Dor meaning "Gate", so maybe it's a gate across the whole of reality or something like that?
Alternatively, the "Dorians" from which the word "Doric" comes are an ancient Greek tribe, who lived on Crete. Make of this what you will.
Alternatively, the "Dorians" from which the word "Doric" comes are an ancient Greek tribe, who lived on Crete. Make of this what you will.
I think it's more likely a play on 'Pandora's Box' (ancient Greeks again), which according to legend was a container full of all the evils of the world.. and hope.
And he really played up that it was a whim. The Doctor can be a lousy liar, though whether that's because of him or because he's a TV character is an open question. They may as well have subtitled "HE'S TAKING HER WITH HIM BECAUSE OF THE CRACK" when he said in response to her saying he was taking her along because he was lonely, "That's all. Promise."
No one ever says "Promise" on TV when they aren't covering up something.
I think your on the right track here, it is weird that Amy has been come up with solutions in the past 2 episodes.
Maybe Amy is the valeyard.. Ok just kidding
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