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I rewatched the Rings of Akhaten again this morning and just fell in love with it, this series is just exceptional to be honest, I don't know how it could get any better.

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If she is a trap then I hope she doesn't know it, of course she is just so appealing to the Doctor- he actually went out searching for her and it makes sense as to how he managed to bump into her 3 times since he travels through all of time and space and rarely meets someone more than once.

Also, the person in the shop could be Rose? Or it could be the person controlling Clara and Doctor's meetings (whoever made the trap- I'm guessing GI).

There are also various theories on the dates and ages of the various Clara's and the show which I find far fetched and probably just coincidence or Moffat toying with us. Things like this:


What does everyone think?

Doesn't your surf board need some energy? : D

I think we should make a loyalty card so you can collect points and then get 5p off petrol every time you buy. Why? Because reasons.

People are abusing the health and safety now just to squeeze money out of everyone they can. I can see it as a legitimate case but I hope it fails because honestly, bumping your leg and wrist isn't something to sue someone about. If she'd broken both legs and needed to be on crutches for months then yeah, I can understand that but I don't think it's even the guys fault. Some people! They don't empathise, he's just been robbed, he doesn't have the money to give you- no pity? It's honestly like "I accidently tripped over on purpose... got £5000 and took a holiday". Not every case, but this one is.

I personally prefer to analyse things as it makes them far more exciting. I like to see in the writers mind and even the characters because I think we all have a basic understanding of psychology even without knowing it e.g. when you are writing a story or creating characters in your head you may create them with certain defects which automatically makes you write them in a certain way- like perhaps one character lost his parents and so is very distant. To me I like to be able to see the psychological reasoning behind the events in the story and it's repercussions.

There are some films that I don't really do this with, like comedies and rom coms (I may do a bit to some extent but not as much as I would with something else) because they are more simpler in my opinion. I do think that some people would rather not see these aspects of the story as they can enjoy it for it's face value but to each their own.

Of course if you are ignoring the analysing simply to gloss over the flaws as you refuse to acknowledge them then that is a bit bad as you get a sugar coated version of the tale. Things in life aren't like that and I personally like to analyse the flaws and think about improvements to not only boost my self esteem but also to add that experience into my own life and learn from the techniques. If you refuse to acknowledge flaws in real life then you can't improve and I think it's impossible to find the perfect film/game/story so why pretend?

I also believe analysing something to improve my experience but it also doesn't mean I can't enjoy it without the analytical ideas swimming around in my mind. Portal is my prime example. I first played it many years ago, before I got into English literature and analysing books so I didn't really have a mind set up for digging deeper and I thoroughly enjoyed it. However, I recently started playing it again and, after lots of english lessons and analysing novels and poems to the punctuation, I started to see the game differently (GLaDOS changing old, broken panels for new ones could link to her trying to keep up appearances and hide the fact that Aperture Science is in chaos- that kind of thing). Of course, I also wanted my brain to shut up so I could just play but really I enjoy the new look as I can just replay it while searching for things to analyse.

Portal 2. All this cake I've recently been eating.... my life is over.

STEAL ALL THE SHIRTS!

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Mr. Krabs >:3

You don't marry KHV, KHV married you >:3 and then impregnates you and leaves you alone with a baby that you have to bring up on your own but secretly KHV has brainwashed that child to be a psychotic serial murderer.

Chell... she doesn't really talk only jumps around and solves puzzles- she's either an epic genius caught in the wrong circumstances or an incredibly mentally unstable person who just rebels. She'll either make me insane herself or give me great advice... or, since she doesn't talk, I'll get no advice for a year and be screwed.

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Plot twist: River fancies Clara. O.o

Anyway, did anyone else notice the car that nearly ran over Clara's dad?



Another connection to Rose in the 50th perhaps?