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Well, if you look at it like that, the name "Martha Jones" is archaic for "Supertimelorddalekstellarmanipulator" which means she is a Time Lord, a Dalek, and the Hand of Omega. Coincidence? I think not.
Well, if you look at it like that, the name "Martha Jones" is archaic for "Supertimelorddalekstellarmanipulator" which means she is a Time Lord, a Dalek, and the Hand of Omega. Coincidence? I think not.
--[[DoctorWhotheF***]]

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  • Donna's married name, if she is to marry Shaun Temple, will be 'Donna Temple-Noble'. The word 'Donna' is Italian for Woman, 'Temp' is Latin for Time and a Noble person would be a King, or Queen, or Lord. So, Donna Temple-Noble could in fact be a reference to "Woman Time-Lord".

Someone put that down in the references in The End of Time. But they're right. Donna Temple-Noble does technically mean 'woman', 'time' and noble is someone of royalty, like a lord.

Donna Noble itself means 'royal' and 'woman', meaning a royal woman. But with temple added to her name for when she gets married in the End of Time (I saw filming pictures of her having a wedding in what appeared to be a graveyard), it moreso means royal time woman.

And if it gets any stranger at that, Wilfred What re-arranged can make the word Time Lord and leaves three remaining letters that in themselves have a meaning: ftw is a short term for 'for the win', which is similar to the Time Lord's behaviour in the specials, or it can mean winning a Time Lord battle. And then there is Wilf being contacted be a presumed Time Lady.

And I'm ironically going to say it in her own word, "They say there's no such thing as coincidence." A lot of you would class things as coincidence, but the weird character who is fueling the theories disagrees with you, mentioned herself that they say there is no such thing as concidence. Perhaps this is also trying to hint at something? She made it clear that the Doctor and Wilf suddenly meeting again isn't a coincidence.

But don't you find it odd?

  • 1. Donna Noble-Temple = the words: 'royal', 'woman', and 'time'.
  • 2. Wilfred Mott = Time Lord FTW (which is short for 'for the win', a theme going on with the Time Lords in the same episode)
  • 1. Donna is suddenly acting weird and is remembering as the Time Lords return.
  • 2. Wilf seems to be being contacted by a presumed Time Lady.
  • 1. Donna kept running into the Doctor
  • 2. Wilf keeps running into the Doctor

They're related to each other, and they both have names relating to Time Lords in some way, both having some connection to the Time Lords return, both kept running into the Doctor, a Time Lord. Now a presumabled Time Lady is mentioned Wilf and the war. If it was genuine mentioned of the war, I wouldn't be alerted. But a possible Time Lady knowing about what he did in the war made me questioned which war she is refering to.

Delton Menace 19:20, December 26, 2009 (UTC)


Well, if you look at it like that, the name "Martha Jones" is archaic for "Supertimelorddalekstellarmanipulator" which means she is a Time Lord, a Dalek, and the Hand of Omega. Coincidence? I think not. --DoctorWhotheF***