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So Confusing But I think i got it
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Okay, so.
Something happened to Amelia after she got left behind. The TARDIS time skipping time was a clue. Rory's badge. The Duck Pond without Ducks.
Like some sort of fairytale. This big bad used Amy to trick the lure the Doctor where he needed to be using a story that he would believe.
Grown Up Amy Dies, in Stonehenge, in the past but as its still her personal future and time can be rewritten, shes not erased herself from existence.
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On a school trip AFTER meeting the Doctor, Amelia finds the Pandorica. "Remember what i told you when you were seven."
She has memories of The Raggedy Doctor. She releases him from the Pandorica.
Big Bad Reveal / Fight, blah blah.
Doctor tells Amelia that he will return when she's 21, and he does. They go travelling in the TARDIS at the end of the series.
She would probably have had a mother and aunt in this new 'real' timeline. Whatever is the big bad may have killed or erased them in the previous timeline, so that Amy would want to travel with the doctor for a better life, thus starting the chain of events leading to the Doctor in the Pandorica.
But, as she's been shown this amazing life, she decides to go anyway.
- Doctor locked in a metal prison by all of his enemies.
- They are too stupid and fight with each other too much to have come up with this by themselves.
- Someone must be leading this.
Something happened to Amelia after she got left behind. The TARDIS time skipping time was a clue. Rory's badge. The Duck Pond without Ducks.
Like some sort of fairytale. This big bad used Amy to trick the lure the Doctor where he needed to be using a story that he would believe.
Grown Up Amy Dies, in Stonehenge, in the past but as its still her personal future and time can be rewritten, shes not erased herself from existence.
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On a school trip AFTER meeting the Doctor, Amelia finds the Pandorica. "Remember what i told you when you were seven."
She has memories of The Raggedy Doctor. She releases him from the Pandorica.
Big Bad Reveal / Fight, blah blah.
Doctor tells Amelia that he will return when she's 21, and he does. They go travelling in the TARDIS at the end of the series.
She would probably have had a mother and aunt in this new 'real' timeline. Whatever is the big bad may have killed or erased them in the previous timeline, so that Amy would want to travel with the doctor for a better life, thus starting the chain of events leading to the Doctor in the Pandorica.
But, as she's been shown this amazing life, she decides to go anyway.
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Agreed.
- so don't be surprised if next week doesn't make complete sense. It's Doctor Who, it's not meant to make that much sense!
I've always thought that had some importance. Otherwise, it got undue prominence in the shot. There's also no chance it was an error.
I think you're right, something happened with Amelia. That scene where 21-year-old Amy is dreaming of her younger self waiting for the Doctor; I never thought that was a dream. The first time I watched it I thought he was going back to her. Maybe his future self was.
There should be Duck's living in a duck pond.... there should be people living in Pond's house..... What was the line last line "living in a house on your own with all those rooms...." (I'm paraphrasing)