Could Clara herself have made The Doctor remember his "dream"
James Frederick
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As we know Clara was under The Doctor bed when he was a child and it was that that brought on his original paranoia about a "monster under the bed"
But Clara also spoke to the child doctor so he heard her voice so at some point with The 12th Doctor could she have said something what triggered that memory maybe the same word/s or maybe just her voice alone was enough.
But Clara also spoke to the child doctor so he heard her voice so at some point with The 12th Doctor could she have said something what triggered that memory maybe the same word/s or maybe just her voice alone was enough.
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In theory, she could have said or done something "off camera" but that's really pushing the boundaries of reasoning - with that "tool", literally anything becomes 100% possible because you're effectively writing another scene that changes the context of the entire episode (e.g. - I could say that he'd had "space flu" last Thursday and imagined the whole thing in a fever)
And the big one ...
Contrary to his constant effort to scare other people (don't forget, we KNOW that he stole the man's coffee after doing his "Where do the coffee go" routine) - there was actually nothing in the barn-kid's experience that would leave him afraid of what was under the bed - more likely he'd spent his entire teens checking under his bed every night in the hope that the lady with the nice bumps had come back. If anything said or done by Clara suddenly had him thinking "it was HER under my bed", why would he suddenly become frightened of that "bogeyman".
I will never believe that the Doctor is afraid of bogeymen. Even if he believed they exist, he'd be trying to find one to talk to it and see what it wants - his entire personality os based around insatiable curiosity - it's not in his nature to say "I don't want to know".
I don't know about that I mean they must talk off screen I don't have to see every conversation in this or any TV show to assume the characters talk off screen.
I think it happens to all of us at sometime a family member or long term freind may say something and it may trigger a memory of something as a child even a TV show or film you may have watched it many times but one day you watch it and you have a memory of watching it as a child that happened to me I was watching a DVD of a old film and out of nowhere I recalled watching it with my grandparents when I was about 3-4.