Doctor Who Club of Australia

[montypython]

I simply cannot see the Doctor as gay. So what if he was accepting of Jack's sexuality? So what if he flirted with him? He flirted with Rose too. And has everyone forgotten that he almost admitted to loving Rose 3 times? Plus that would mean a lot of explaining as far as Susan's concerned, but then again we don't know much about her anyway.

[Panecea]

[Greg]

[Sulp Niar]

[Panecea]

I believe he was just hurt by the fact that she wanted to leave him, as you pointed out he seems to have a fragile side. Then again, he may just have been protecting Time Lord technology, as he was when he took Barbra Wright and Ian Chesterton.

[Sulp Niar]

Resurrecting a dead and offensive thread, I am... Only because I have something to say that won't make much sense unless you've read what I wrote in this thread. (Takes deep breath)

What if Rose is known as "Bad Wolf" because of Queen Victoria? Since in Tooth and Claw they say there's something of the wolf about you, I've taken that literally and decided she possibly has werewolf genes. In which case, what if she's the illegitimate daughter of royalty?

In which case, if the Doctor knew this, maybe this was why he loved her so much? She's a true Brit after all, then. (This is a brief suggestion, not a whole argument, this bit, so play nice with your criticisms lol)

We've seen the Doctor as a manipulator throughout the series. We've seen him play games with the Wolves of Fenric. Now, "pure" English seems to be Anglo-Saxon (not my personal belief you understand), which is a mixing of the English and the Vikings. In which case, since the Doctor manipulated Ace's life to defeat Fenric, what if Rose was the same thing? I mean, it seems that the Doctor deliberately set Mickey down his own path - considering that Torchwood is so important to the series at the moment, I find it unlikely that he wasn't aware that any of this would happen. Captain Jack joins Torchwood; Rose and Mickey find themselves protecting the Earth in an alternate Torchwood; all set up by Queen Victoria. Surely this can't be a coincidence?

By the way, the reason that she's a "Bad" Wolf is because she's illegitimate.

So there you have it. How do you like my vague and insubstantial theory?

[Panecea]

Sounds interesting... but I disagree with you on one point. You do realise that the royal family of Britain isn't actually British.

[Sulp Niar]

HA! You're right. Well, actually, I know they have German blood down the line, but just because of that doesn't mean they're not British - they've lived in England for ages after all. I think by now they'd be considered British, wouldn't you?

[charlie]

Well if we were going to go by bloodline then we're all african anyway.

[Sulp Niar]

Well exactly.

[kangamac]

The Doctor has shown that he can be antisocial, arrogant, cruel, dishonest, hypocritical, immature, inconsiderate, manipulative, pompous, psychotic, racist, selfish and sexist.

He has also commited murder, genocide and theft for one reason or another, not to mention some recent behaviour that appears to border on the paedophillic. However, I cannot remember him ever acting in a manner that I would describe as fascist.

(Although he has displayed certain facets of fascism from time to time...)

[Martin Dunne]

Unless you subscribe to the Cornell herasy that "the thin Doctor" is the Jack Kine face of the supreme leader in Inferno. In which case he make a fine fascist dictator.

[Ickabod]

I've always thought of the Doctor as being assexual

[Ickabod]

hmmm sex.......lust.......and love....I think the Doctor loves but it's like how you love your animal....no strings attached so to speak....or I could be wrong

[Sulp Niar]