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Eye Patch Lady when Rory is around?
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Whilst watching yesterdays episode I realized that on two occasions where the Eye Patch Lady has appeared in the series Rory has been very close to Amy.
In The Curse of the Black Spot Amy was laying next to Rory when she saw the Lady, and in yesterdays episode Rory interrupted Amy after she shut the door. The only time Rory has not been physically close to Amy was in Day of the Moon where Amy is exploring the Children's Home, but even then he comes soon after.
I thought the way he reacted to Amy when she saw the Silence for the first time in the Oval office in The Impossible Astronaut was also very suspicious, almost as if he is waiting for her to notice something...
Perhaps I'm reading too much into it?
In The Curse of the Black Spot Amy was laying next to Rory when she saw the Lady, and in yesterdays episode Rory interrupted Amy after she shut the door. The only time Rory has not been physically close to Amy was in Day of the Moon where Amy is exploring the Children's Home, but even then he comes soon after.
I thought the way he reacted to Amy when she saw the Silence for the first time in the Oval office in The Impossible Astronaut was also very suspicious, almost as if he is waiting for her to notice something...
Perhaps I'm reading too much into it?
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In fairness, he got there soon because he was with the Doctor. If you replace "Rory is always around" with "The Doctor is always around" - it still works.
When Amy first saw the woman, she was basically alone in that part of the orphanage and had been trapped in a room with Silence long enough to have her implant removed and had to draw on herself to keep track. We have noidea how long that took or if she even remained in that room the whole time. The curious thing for me is that Canton doesn't appear to noticed any missing time.
Certainly keep one eye on it (pun intended:)) but I suspect that the cyclopian bint is just an Amy thing.
That probably doesn't make much sense reading it over
Not a lot
Actually - I rather like the idea that the is-she-isn't-she story hinges on Rory's humanity. I don't buy it - but I like the way you think.
You mean like in the Final Destination films? I must admit that had crossed my mind, too. And the point about the pregnancy would also make sense.
may also have a connection to the preggers-notpreggers situation .....