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Good afternoon/evening everyone. Just been checking on the latest topics and what not here at Why Not. Not much has really happened though, it seems like. But at least there were some topics for me to respond to.

I have only one episode left of Season 2 of Doctor Who to watch, and then I'll be starting Season 1. Meaning I'll be meeting the 9th Doctor. It'll be interesting to see what I think of him after enjoying the 10th and 11th Doctors so much.

~~~ SCREENCAP MEME ~~~

1. I Love This Show Enough To Do A Meme About It



2. My Favorite Character



((It's hard finding a picture of all four of them together...))

3. My Least Favorite Character



4. This Pairing Was Meant To Be



5. This Pairing Just Does Not Work For Me



6. My Favorite Character Doing Something Awesome



((With the assistance of Idris [who has the TARDIS' soul inside her], the Doctor is able to make a new TARDIS console with old TARDIS parts ["The Doctor's Wife" [6.04]))

7. Another Awesome Character



((It's a tie between the Eleventh Doctor and the Doctor 'Ganger from "The Almost People" [6.06].))

8. Something Goofy!



((Cassandra takes over the Doctor's body for a brief period of time during "New Earth" [2.1]))

9. Why I Love Watching This



((Anything is possible when you are with the Doctor and traveling in the TARDIS.))

10. The End



(("Next Stop: Everywhere."))

well i just figured it out and thought it would be cool

Tomorrow the new episode - and the mid-series finale - will be airing. Definitely is an episode that everyone is waiting to see what happens. From summing up all of the loose ends from past stories to revealing who River Song is... this episode is definitely loaded with lots of info. *sighs* And I must say is causing a lot of movement among us fans as we try to formulate our theories about various things.

A recent theory I've come up with that relates to the new episode.

We know that there are these "Headless Monks" that we will be meeting in the episode, who seem to be carrying swords of sorts. As we see in the promo picture below.



Here's where my theory comes into play. There's two other characters that we know are carrying swords - the Silurian Madame Vastra and the gal named Jenny. I think our "Headless Monks" are these two ladies.



While the swords look differently, it's just the "Headless Monks" postures that resonate this idea to me. They look very similar to how Vastra and Jenny hold themselves.

Back from eating dinner. Going to go over the teaser poem for the episode and speak my theories on what each aspect represents.

Demons Run when a Good Man goes to war.

Demons Run is the name of Madame Kotavian's base - the place where Amy and baby Melody are kept at. So it's possible the enemy that will be facing against the "Good Man" - most likely the Doctor - will find themselves facing against something they didn't expect.

Night will fall and drown the Sun
When a Good Man goes to war.

If I remember correctly, there often brief mentions of "The Darkness" coming. So maybe the "Night Falling" is this darkness. Or the line could just be merely stating that the Doctor's usual happy-go-lucky "sunny" attitude will disappear as it is replaced by the dark, angry version. We did see a bit of a darker side of the Doctor in "The Almost People" episode.

Friendship dies, and true love lies;

While some speculate that one of the main characters will get killed ((most of the theories I've seen point towards Rory - the usual victim))... I think there will be a wider viewpoint to this phrase. Assuming there's going to be one side versus one side, it's possible that some of the Doctor's allies will be killed. Very possible when you are entering a war.

"Love Lies" - I almost speculate that this might refer to the Doctor and River... or something revolving around Amy and Rory. Though I'm leaning more towards the Doctor/River direction, due to a statement River makes in "The Big Bang" episode of last season - after hearing Amy say that the Doctor told

I'm curious on where Madame Kotavian and Dorium stand in relation to the Doctor's team versus the enemy (whoever they may be). For me, although Dorium seems a bit dodgy in the dealing business, I have a feeling he leans more towards the Doctor's side. Especially when Vastra and Jenny are seen in several photos with Dorium.

Madame Kotavian however seems like a baddie. Despite her saying brief comforting statements to Amy throughout the times we've seen in past episodes, she just resonates evil to me.