• syzygy replied to the topic The Legend of Ruby Sunday

    It’s interesting re-reading comments on 73 yards — @wolvesarerunning “everyone who meets Spooky Ruby manifests that original loss” is most interesting considering the recent episode.

    @juniperfish also “when the Doctor has to restore the timeline …Ruby will have to vanish like the changeling she is- back into faerieland.”

    Now, considering t…[Read more]

  • syzygy replied to the topic The Legend of Ruby Sunday

    @dr-pepper-bean

    I don’t think the Dr needs to be punished. Since 2005 the Dr has carried a burden associated with this work, with his name. We know he’s saved countless billions.

    I’ve noticed we’ve moved away from the Dr being the sole saviour, particularly since the Moffat era & into Chibnall’s, the ‘companions’ have had to solve their planet’…[Read more]

  • syzygy replied to the topic The Legend of Ruby Sunday

    @juniperfish I like it! “ That in an alternative universe the Doctor said yes.”

    ooh, yes, I think you’re onto something here. The TARDIS groaning & the fact we have STRIAD/Sutehk appearing everywhere (& in places we haven’t specifically seen) Ruby & Doctor travelled in the universe.

    That we have 2 TARDIS perhaps one is an Alt reality where t…[Read more]

  • syzygy replied to the topic The Legend of Ruby Sunday

    @scaryb @juniperfish @mudlark et. al.

    Yes, this is juicy! ScaryB, yes, something is very odd about Ruby -Maestro says “she has music hidden in her soul…. This creature is VERY wrong. And HE can’t have been there that night!”
    @unitpicker “she could of course be the real Susan.” Oh yes! That’s most intriguing.

    Juniper -yes, me too. How can the f…[Read more]

  • syzygy replied to the topic The Legend of Ruby Sunday

    @bunface “not as a costume” -in other words, originally playing at dressing up, to a point… Now, the Doctor is more fully immersed in this culture -he wears what he wants, as he wants which is precisely what we humans do. He is thus more natural, fully at ease in himself…. Or is he? 😉 As you intimated, too.

    A VERY good point bunface….

  • syzygy replied to the topic The Legend of Ruby Sunday

    @miapatrick. Yes indeed, perhaps pressed for time though, he said “a different face, same person” but Matt’s Doctor phoned Clara to “help” this new Doctor because he would need her… and as he was so very different to the previous incarnation….  Absolutely. A friend like Mel must tell us truth – you’re amazing but get up! To have a  friend one tru…[Read more]

  • syzygy replied to the topic The Legend of Ruby Sunday

    @bunface –very interesting yes…learned human social graces (?), which, to others like Kate, may seem odd or different for the same reason characters in the Doctor’s previous iterations (2006-2016) found his occasional coldness, his “jibber-jabber” timey whimey quite jarring. It is the centuries -long question, as you say, thoughts, or deeds-…[Read more]

  • syzygy replied to the topic The Legend of Ruby Sunday

    @miapatrick I should clarify that I don’t mean to describe the Doctor as vain but rather they had a smell of vanity, occasionally -in the way it might be perceived by earthlings…In Gridlock the Doctor admits “I lied and I liked it. This way I could pretend. That they were still alive [context is everything!].”

    Puro.

  • syzygy replied to the topic The Legend of Ruby Sunday

    @miapatrick yes! I recall Tennant & Capaldi mentioning their vanity: the conversation with Martha in Gridlock fraught with loss & memories of “the mighty citadel under twin suns with fields of deep red grass, capped with snow.” And he didn’t want to share this, as to make it concrete was to no longer contain despair…

    and yes: blind or vain, b…[Read more]

  • syzygy replied to the topic The Legend of Ruby Sunday

    @bunface Yes I see what you mean.

    And the Capaldi iteration had a carer: “Clara cares so I don’t have to” so possibly there’s a more relaxed Doctor wearing heart on sleeve; carefully introducing characters to Gallifrey; to Susan; & ruminating on potential children…

    Perhaps in keeping with his new personality: confident in himself; putting o…[Read more]

  • syzygy replied to the topic The Legend of Ruby Sunday

    @winston ??? Halloooo!

  • syzygy replied to the topic The Legend of Ruby Sunday

    @miapatrick yes, you’re right, she did say it was the beast. It was interesting when the Doctor demands Ruby go into the Time Window (what a terrific idea!) & she asks “why?” that Kate says “go, don’t question!!!” -a little harsh considering the issue with Harbinger…. AND the latter did say, before the reveal, “this is what I’m made for (presumi…[Read more]

  • syzygy replied to the topic The Legend of Ruby Sunday

    @blenkinsopthebrave to those who said it’s not sutekh…. Take a bow! And @ps1l0v3y0u and all those others who followed early Who and remember those very early episodes.

    24 hours ago, and not having seen him before, or the years in which he travelled: “the mother and father and other of them all” all I could offer was The Beast because RTD LOVES a…[Read more]

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  • syzygy replied to the topic Rogue

    @janetteb the Alt doctor is a great idea. Also @miapatrick the fact the Doctor isn’t the sole -saviour now. It’s interesting in story and to look over all the Doctor’s seasons and how it was “doctor save us/will save us” to the Doctor expecting US to save ourselves: see Capaldi’s moon episode with Hermoine Norris to CC’s idea of the companions wa…[Read more]

  • syzygy replied to the topic Rogue

    @whohar wow, yes, I love these theories!

    it’s interesting how Carol Of The Bells, a Ukrainian composed new year song,is based on an older tune & with modern lyrics added during WW 1. It’s also both in 3/4 and 6/8. So it’s polyrhythmic qualities are up to the arranger, composer or listener – as to what _time_ or beat the tune is in… which, conside…[Read more]

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