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9 Apr 2012 21:10![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
amy8bensonThese two ideas actually belong to treeckster. But I'll post them anyway :)
The first one is about three-time repeats.
We have three Moffat's series. And the first two of them brought the Doctor to his death. He's already avoided death twice. What will happen when he has to face it for the third time on the Fields of Trenzalore? Three is a migical number in mythology and fairy tales all over the world.
And another one is about The Question.
When is there no way not to answer a question?
When it is the Riddle of the Sphinx.
I wonder what it might mean in the context of Trenzalore...
The first one is about three-time repeats.
We have three Moffat's series. And the first two of them brought the Doctor to his death. He's already avoided death twice. What will happen when he has to face it for the third time on the Fields of Trenzalore? Three is a migical number in mythology and fairy tales all over the world.
And another one is about The Question.
When is there no way not to answer a question?
When it is the Riddle of the Sphinx.
I wonder what it might mean in the context of Trenzalore...
