Girl Who Waited...
Sep. 10th, 2011 11:40 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
Okay, there we go, I've stopped crying now. That was beautiful, man. That was more poignant and touching than I've come to expect from Who. Annoyingly, it contained exactly the sort of emotion and depth that I'm still sort of missing from the overall Amy/Rory/Melody arc of this series, and that is starting to stand out now, especially when you get an episode like this that proves that that level isn't beyond the scope of the writers and actors involved. So what the fuck is it, then? Why does nobody (esp Amy and Rory) come across as hugely affected by the events of this season so far? Am I missing something vital? Have I not paid enough attention? You'd better be fixing it, Moff.
But, seriously... this is the plot for the finale, right? Except with Melody instead of Amy. Yes?
But, seriously... this is the plot for the finale, right? Except with Melody instead of Amy. Yes?
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Date: 2011-09-11 08:36 am (UTC)I have to keep telling myself that there's a REASON Moffat is making them not fussed and tearing their hair out and stabbing the Doctor's face because the baby isn't there. Because my mind cannot fathom that Moffat would think these two are okay with the current state of affairs, even though that really does seem to be what he's showing us.
I think the ending will be bait and switch. I think we'll be led to believe that a choice has to be made, returning the baby to Amy and Rory, and that this choice will take the River we know away, when really, the baby raised by Amy and Rory IS the River we know. Because, as we've seen from both Amy and Rory in these past few episodes, her parents are actually pretty hardcore and awesome.
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