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Doctor Who The End of Time Part 2 | 2010

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Schrödinger? Well, shit.

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She’s also got abandonment wounds from her dads death and Jimmy Stone

STOP

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TAKING

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ROSE TYLERS JEALOUSY

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AWAY FROM HER CHARACTER!!!!

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ITS AN INCREDIBLY IMPORTANT PART OF HER DEVELOPMENT

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So I read the comic, Empire of the Wolf, and I’m still like in my angst feels because I honestly am always uncertain no matter what the writers say that Rose gets a “happy” ending with TenTwo.

Mainly because, Rose Tyler is no longer the same Rose Tyler that healed the ninth doctor. More and more through the second season she has become closer and closer to the Doctor adjacent, and that includes things from the war torn ninth Doctor and ten’s ruthlessness.

Nine would have sacrificed the world for Rose, and Rose is honestly a little surprised that 10 wouldn’t, and 10 wouldn’t because she had made him better. (Boom Town, Doomsday, Journey’s end)

TenTwo might need Rose yes, but is she still the same Rose that can heal him? Because she’s not really the same girl who healed him, not after everything she’d been through.

She’s harder now. She’s witnessed Ten’s no mercy spiel, and like Davros told the doctor - he turns his companions into weapons - something gun wielding rose - the same girl who wanted to launch nuclear bombs at aliens - is not exempt from.

If anything I think this Rose might make TenTwo worse.

Just a thought.

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“Captain, it appears we misjudged the formality of the dining environment.”

“I know that, Spock.” 🙃

-@gay-spock

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Rose Tyler was poor. She didn't finish her A-levels, she lived in government housing, she worked a shitty retail job with no hope of college or university on the horizon, she was 300% what her classist society would view as trashy; thick mascara, dark roots, the whole nine yards.

But she was the most important woman in the universe to the Doctor, to so many she impacted; beautiful, brilliant, adored. She was the love of his live(s), and so, so many who met her were touched in some way just because she was herself, and because her conviction, her love, and her compassion were so powerful that they radiated across universes, throughout time, and changed everything, over and over again.

And I know all of this has been said so many times, for almost twenty years now, but Rose, I think you will always be my favorite fictional woman of all time.

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Friendly reminder that it was canon the Doctor was in love with Rose in episode six. Of season one. He's been down bad since the beginning. In fact, it was so obvious that a DALEK noticed. A dalek, without emotions or love of its own. Just saying. He loved her so much 🥹😭😭

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From the novelization of Dalek

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The way Rose Tyler is the blueprint of every companion after RTD’s era. The way the show runners always try to copy the easy, impactful way she has woven herself into the Doctor’s heart. The way she was an imperfect working class girl and she changed the worlds by being just that. The way her and both her Doctors danced together so easily, changed each other, existed together like they should just melt into one being. The way she still haunt the narrative decades and multiple generations later like no other character. The way the beautiful storyline they gave her and the Doctor can’t be mimicked again, no matter how hard they try.

Rose Marion Tyler is the blueprint and nobody has owned the Doctor’s hearts the way she has

She stole the Doctor away and she will never return him no matter how long she’s been gone

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I think it’s worth mentioning that when he was John Smith, the Doctor remembered more about Rose than he did about the TARDIS

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I might also be using this account to talk about Wicked, even though it’s primarily for Doctor who.

How does everyone feel about Glinda? For me, I feel like she was genuinely coming around. I think she initially wanted Elphaba to stay so they could fight the system from within. And I feel like if she had more time to grow before the encounter with the Wizard, she would’ve developed the courage to stand against oppressive systems instead of conforming or trying to use conformity to create change. She’s very complex and very grey. But I think it’s tragic that she never got to become who she was meant to become.

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One of them will have to get finished eventually, right???

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Doomsday, console room, Tardis.

Ive been wondering, like, why would the rose tyler’s new-earth-shirt lying around in the middle of the console room?

Ten: *sobs

Challenge me if u guys have diff opinion

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Father’s Day gets more emotional every time I watch it. This time I noticed now Jackie and Pete’s argument is meant to mirror the fight the Doctor has with Rose. And after that fight how he sprints after her when he realizes she’s in trouble. Saying he picked another stupid ape was REALLY harsh. But he never made another comment like that before or since. He was just hurt because he thought Rose was using him to save her dad when really it was a spur of the moment choice. I headcanon the book The Monsters Inside taking place right before Father’s Day because in that book Rose meets a man who has been separated from his dad and it makes Rose think of her own. I think that’s the answer to when the Doctor asks “where’s this coming from all of a sudden.”

Then there’s the moment Pete realizes that all along he could’ve jumped back in front of the car and reversed everything but the Doctor never mentions it and tries to find another way so he doesn’t have to put Rose through that again.