Just got to reading all of this.  Crazy week, and that is putting it lightly.

Too much, so I will sum up:

@purofilion and @ichabod What you two said.  (:   Loved reading your posts about the episode and Doctor Who and about life in general .

Clara – I think her character is extremely complex; she is very flawed and original, and un…[Read more]

@FiveFaces @bluesqueakpip Yes, she does seem to attract a lot of paradoxes and issues with time.  Hmmmm.  Like the bonkers theory about a password   The voice of the Fisher King sure sounded like House from the episode with Idris.

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@bluesqueakpip Of course! It must be, then there is the traditional maiden, mother and crone.

Sisterhood of Sybiline, Sisters of Karn and Raven Sisters of Avalon all seem to have a common thread and purpose too.

No one wants to humour my ‘Devil’s End’ and ‘Satan Pit’ theory?  😉   Yeah, pretty crazy, I know, but that’s why I love this forum, crazy and bonkers is just part of the fun.  🙂

Going with the Merlin theme, and Nimueh, the ravens are a symbol of the triple goddess of the aisle of Avalon.  Who is the third?  Missy, Clara and? Wasn’t there a mu…[Read more]

@bluesqueakpip Agree, the location is purposeful, not only because of it’s military history but it’s legends around Ackergill Tower, Castle of Mey, Standing Stones and The Hill O’ Many Stanes.  It’s also the home of the family Sinclair/St. Claire that uses the raven and a boat like the painting on it’s crest.  There is a legend of a sea serpent i…[Read more]

@missy In the white box: Arthur, the Fisher King or the Doctor himself!  🙂

Ellie Ravenswood from the Raven clan of Sinclair.  The name of the town the water base is in told us a lot.  My mother’s name was Ellen, so I don’t need to look up that Ellie means ‘bright shinning one” which is interesting since Claire means light too. The town the base is in is a hint of things to come. The crest of the town includes a raven a…[Read more]

Caithness is the town of the family Sinclaire or St. Claire.  In legend, they were related to the Fisher King.   Family of St. Claire? Clara relation?

“For the Cathars men were the swords that spirits fought with, and no one saw the hands. For the Cathars a perpetual war was being waged throughout the whole of creation between two irreconcilable principles—light and darkness, spirit and matter, good and evil.”

And for a little more to chew on if you are willing to watch the two episodes I sit…[Read more]

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@donnydhuum Welcome!  (:   Yes, I caught that too.  Here is a theory, I think the passive alien Tivoli,was just made a pilot for a daemon or devil consciousness.  Watch ‘The Daemons’ and then ‘The Satan Pit’ two part and see what you think.  Just something I’m throwing out into the mix.

Watch  episode from the third Doctor ‘The Daemons’ and then look at the writing the 10th  Doctor can not translate in the ‘Satan Pit’ plus the words in that episode could transfer into people like in ‘Under the Lake’ and the writing looks very similar.  The two episodes could be a prelude to ‘Under the Lake’ and the next tarot cards ‘The Devil’ an…[Read more]

@jbhamlore  Your theory makes perfect sense.  It does seem extremely foreboding to have the cloister bells going off.  The Tablet of Destiny could create the ghosts.

@purofilion

Your Ring theory works with The Raven Banner by Ian Cassells I brought up earlier.

…as in ‘Under the Lake’ is part two to ‘The Daemons.’

@Juniperfish  Moffat would. (;

The Dæmons:

Okay, the Master is wearing similar glasses in the Daemons as that the Doctor is now wearing, a scientist at UNIT by the name of Osgood is trying to end the argument between science and magic….I could go on.  Maybe this episode is really part two of the The Dæmons.

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@lisa  GOOD POINT!  I’m also going to go back and look.

The Doctor is clearly the Merlin/Magician/Fool in this. River said wizards in stories always turned out to be him.  (:

Possibly the big white box is the resting place of Merlin said to be in the waters of Avalon.

Didn’t the Master/Missy wear similar glasses in Devil’s End?  Not saying it’s Azal in there, just came to my head that maybe the Master/Missy both needed the glasses to see something more clearly.

Possibly traces of Void stuff?  Like before?  Possibly because the damage done between the voids opened up something that let Omega reach into this reality? Maybe Gallifrey is in the Void?