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winterponds:

Back to the TARDIS. Same old life. On your own?

 It’s always you and her isn’t it? Long after the rest of us have gone. A boy and his box off to see the universe.

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#Seriously. #Tell me she doesn’t love him as much as he loves her

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Amy Pond | Flesh and Stone

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freecocaine:

iampizzalocked:

What if the Doctor was actually a patient in a psychiatric ward.

His real name is actually John Smith. He’s called the Doctor because he’s constantly hearing things about doctors. The whole ‘last of the time lords, i’m so alone’ = his family was killed as he watched, which is what caused him to go insane. The weeping angels are from the graveyard where they were buried. 

The TARDIS was his wife. Her human form in The Doctor’s Wife was her human form. She collected police boxes. The vwoorp is hospital equipment. 

All his companions are his nurses, coming and going.

He’s trying to save the whole universe because nobody can save him.

#no #go away

The story of Doctor Who is always the story of the companion, it’s always their story. It was Rose Tyler’s story, it’s Amy Pond’s story – the story of the time they knew the Doctor and how that began; how it developed and how it ended. It is their story. The Doctor’s the hero, but they’re the main character. - Steven Moffat (via)

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