I read somewhere that Dorium was meant to be a hero in A Good Man Goes To War when in reality he was a coward.
Dorium
If Dorium was blue guy (not so good with names) then he did go towards the headless ones despite being told not to. That was pretty brave, could be a hero because of that?
He was a good guy, and he went bad when his head fell off.
Why didn't Doriums head get replaced by a pig tail like everyone elses? How did the hoods stay up? Where is the real baby?
Why didn't Doriums head get replaced by a pig tail like everyone elses? How did the hoods stay up? Where is the real baby?
Originally Posted by CheeseyDude1337:
“He was a good guy, and he went bad when his head fell off.
Why didn't Doriums head get replaced by a pig tail like everyone elses? How did the hoods stay up? Where is the real baby?”
“He was a good guy, and he went bad when his head fell off.
Why didn't Doriums head get replaced by a pig tail like everyone elses? How did the hoods stay up? Where is the real baby?”
He ate it.
He was pressganged into heroics, and tried to negotiate his way out of the fight.
He didn't have a twisted knot thing on his neck because he wasn't converted, he was simply killed. He kept walking because - frankly - that kind of stuff creeps kids out, which really is the aim of the game.
He didn't have a twisted knot thing on his neck because he wasn't converted, he was simply killed. He kept walking because - frankly - that kind of stuff creeps kids out, which really is the aim of the game.
Originally Posted by AndyGibbard:
“In an interview the Dorium actor gave he said he'll be returning in Episode 13? without a head?!”
“In an interview the Dorium actor gave he said he'll be returning in Episode 13? without a head?!”
It never fails to amaze me how people forget that
THE DOCTOR CAN TRAVEL....get this.... IN TIME!
Originally Posted by alwatson:
“It never fails to amaze me how people forget that
THE DOCTOR CAN TRAVEL....get this.... IN TIME!”
“It never fails to amaze me how people forget that
THE DOCTOR CAN TRAVEL....get this.... IN TIME!”
sorry for not adhering to your minimum intelligence quota. i shall strive to do better in the future.
Originally Posted by redrooster555:
“He was pressganged into heroics, and tried to negotiate his way out of the fight.
He didn't have a twisted knot thing on his neck because he wasn't converted, he was simply killed. He kept walking because - frankly - that kind of stuff creeps kids out, which really is the aim of the game.”
“He was pressganged into heroics, and tried to negotiate his way out of the fight.
He didn't have a twisted knot thing on his neck because he wasn't converted, he was simply killed. He kept walking because - frankly - that kind of stuff creeps kids out, which really is the aim of the game.”
He was pressganged no doubt but trying to negotiate your way out of a fight isn't cowardly, it's just common sense.
Originally Posted by alwatson:
“It never fails to amaze me how people forget that
THE DOCTOR CAN TRAVEL....get this.... IN TIME!”
“It never fails to amaze me how people forget that
THE DOCTOR CAN TRAVEL....get this.... IN TIME!”
Shhhh. :sleep:
We'll find out exactly what it was he owed the Doc when he next appears and we'll probably be presented with a moral question like 'was his debt worth his life'.
They've been very heavy on how the doctors been realising his intentions as of late and I wouldnt be suprised if there was some sort of retrospective on people who have died fighting his causes etc.
As for Dorium being a coward...I'd call him a nicely realised anti hero along with the silurian and sontaran.
They've been very heavy on how the doctors been realising his intentions as of late and I wouldnt be suprised if there was some sort of retrospective on people who have died fighting his causes etc.
As for Dorium being a coward...I'd call him a nicely realised anti hero along with the silurian and sontaran.
Originally Posted by MinkytheDog:
“"I read somewhere..."
I think that's probably your answer.”
“"I read somewhere..."
I think that's probably your answer.”
I've read it in a few places, so if you're implying "I read somewhere" means it's a made up story you're wrong again.
The whole concept of the Headless Monks, and why they recruit, hasn't been explained - so perhaps there is something more behind it. Perhaps his head is just temporally phase-shifted or something.
Originally Posted by MinkytheDog:
“"I read somewhere..."
I think that's probably your answer.”
“"I read somewhere..."
I think that's probably your answer.”
It was an interview from the guy playing Dorium.
I just assumed that tying that twisted knot thing took time, probably involved a good bit of ritual and was to make it neat rather than a key component.
As they were entering combat they just didn't have the time, so skipped it
As they were entering combat they just didn't have the time, so skipped it
Originally Posted by Rorschach:
“I just assumed that tying that twisted knot thing took time, probably involved a good bit of ritual and was to make it neat rather than a key component.
As they were entering combat they just didn't have the time, so skipped it”
“I just assumed that tying that twisted knot thing took time, probably involved a good bit of ritual and was to make it neat rather than a key component.
As they were entering combat they just didn't have the time, so skipped it
”
Actually, having pored over it a few times, there is a distinct pyramidal shape that suggests they have in fact done the twisty neck thing:
Here (red circled area).
