And, come to think of it, the fundamental sin may be the same as well: misreading the Doctor's character too far from the mean, albeit in opposite directions. This is an interesting point, and I wonder what it says about me that I really do adore Six, and find Thirteen so frustrating... I guess that I much prefer characters that I know where stand rather than 'nice' blanks.
*whistles* If anybody can do it, it's you. I'm sure it would be cathartic. I thank you for the confidence. Although I would probably have to re-watch it first. :( But the sheer idea of Six bitch-slapping everyone might spur me on...
Seven would cause a galaxy-wide revolution of course.
Ten would have flirted with the sad girl who ended up dying (Kiera?) and be FURIOUS and rant at everyone the same way he did when Jenny died.
Twelve would shout at the bomber-guy that he had fundamentally misunderstood how workers protest and ask Clara to explain about the history of workers revolt.
Eleven... depends where he is at in his story, and whom with. I'll have to think about it.
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This is an interesting point, and I wonder what it says about me that I really do adore Six, and find Thirteen so frustrating... I guess that I much prefer characters that I know where stand rather than 'nice' blanks.
*whistles* If anybody can do it, it's you. I'm sure it would be cathartic.
I thank you for the confidence. Although I would probably have to re-watch it first. :( But the sheer idea of Six bitch-slapping everyone might spur me on...
Seven would cause a galaxy-wide revolution of course.
Ten would have flirted with the sad girl who ended up dying (Kiera?) and be FURIOUS and rant at everyone the same way he did when Jenny died.
Twelve would shout at the bomber-guy that he had fundamentally misunderstood how workers protest and ask Clara to explain about the history of workers revolt.
Eleven... depends where he is at in his story, and whom with. I'll have to think about it.
OK, stopping now.