What questions don't we have answers to? Specifically how she knows his name. Well I guess it's happen on the Fields of Trenzelor, but that's what I mean - there was so much set-up going on there, and it keeps tying back... Moffat likes to catch stuff he threw in the air years ago. :)
(I've watched those episodes once. I think I'll only rewatch them when we know we've seen the last canon appearance of River. Hurts too much.) I know them almost by heart, because I look up quotes so much, but I've not re-watched them much. And not at all since S6 aired...
That makes sense, especially since "Wedding" was all about the story-- how the Doctor got there, what needed to happen to fix it, and how his myth would die. The time bubble was just the backdrop. Exactly. Well the time bubble work on a number of levels, but it was all there for the sake of 'kill or marry'.
Well, we're just debating interpretation, not which X is better and other fraught topics. It's mutual love of something. :) Very true! *g*
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Specifically how she knows his name. Well I guess it's happen on the Fields of Trenzelor, but that's what I mean - there was so much set-up going on there, and it keeps tying back... Moffat likes to catch stuff he threw in the air years ago. :)
(I've watched those episodes once. I think I'll only rewatch them when we know we've seen the last canon appearance of River. Hurts too much.)
I know them almost by heart, because I look up quotes so much, but I've not re-watched them much. And not at all since S6 aired...
That makes sense, especially since "Wedding" was all about the story-- how the Doctor got there, what needed to happen to fix it, and how his myth would die. The time bubble was just the backdrop.
Exactly. Well the time bubble work on a number of levels, but it was all there for the sake of 'kill or marry'.
Well, we're just debating interpretation, not which X is better and other fraught topics. It's mutual love of something. :)
Very true! *g*