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There was too much to take in… Overall, this is the most fantastic finale I’ve ever seen but I don’t dare to go into deeper analysis yet, as I should dissect the layers of all the goodies presented in the past episode. I think the Doctor and Clara are truly companions with the deepest parting scene, despite my bawling at Rose leaving Ten and Amy leaving Eleven. Though Clara might have gone a little too far in Dark Waters with her threatening and stuff, she was probably just shell-shocked from Danny dying and all that. In the end, I believe that they both lied to make the other feel less of a burden, which is extremely bittersweet–I teared up. Now I don’t wanna hug..

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Clara Oswald thoroughly disappointed me in this episode. Thoroughly.

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Extremely fascinating episode–almost as timey-wimey as Blink. Just question though: in the finale of season 3 for the showdown between The Master and Ten, when The Master used his crazy laser screwdriver thing to turn back the doctor in time, why is it that the older he gets, the less he looks like a human? Why didn’t he turn back into his former selves? Also, if he’s turning the Doctor back to the beginning, why didn’t Ten appear young, as a boy?

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