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one tiny confusion before the cracks fully close
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when the doctor's life is rewinding, he sees amy going to put up a card in the window.
he says she can hear me which must mean and then turns around and sees the crack on the road
why does amy being able to hear the doctor mean the crack must be there?
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he says she can hear me which must mean and then turns around and sees the crack on the road
why does amy being able to hear the doctor mean the crack must be there?
many thanks
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I never took it to mean that.
What I understood from that scene was the Doctor realising there was a perfect place in the timeline where he could talk to Amy and not have her freak out about a disembodied voice.
There has to be a crack there for The Doctor to be able to 'bleed' through to that time and be there to see Amy, let alone speak to her.
The crack closing symbolizes this.
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The cracks were still, at that point, in every time and at every place. There was no link between Amy hearing him and the crack being there.
This. The Doctor was there because the cracks were there. Amy couldn't hear him because he was fading out of the universe through them, so he had to take the opportunities to talk to her when she wouldn't be freaked out.
what was the really obvious thing we missed in the first episode that SM said about
Amelia said in the first episode that she could hear voices through the cracks. If the Doctor isn't communicating in this way, how else would he be talking to her?
I took it as meaning that she just presumed she was hearing more voices through the cracks and decided to ignore them.