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Her '''mojo''' was among the things that [[Clara Oswald]] lost as a [[child]]. She eventually got it back. ([[WC]]: ''[[The Bells of Saint John: A Prequel (webcast)|The Bells of Saint John: A Prequel]]'') | |||
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While the exact meaning of "mojo" was not specified in the episode, Clara was most likely using mojo as slang. To have "lost your mojo" refers to a loss of inspiration or creative genius, the loss of that special spark. | |||
However, mojo could also refer to the magazine {{w|Mojo (magazine)|''MOJO''}}, a music magazine that has been published in the UK since 1993. Mojo can be also be a reference to charm or [[sex]] drive, a meaning heavily popularised by the ''[[Austin Powers]]'' series. Since the ''Austin Powers'' films were released during Clara's childhood, she may very well have been aware of them when she made this reference, though likely with only a child's understanding of the term. | |||
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Latest revision as of 19:56, 14 May 2021
Her mojo was among the things that Clara Oswald lost as a child. She eventually got it back. (WC: The Bells of Saint John: A Prequel)
Behind the scenes[[edit] | [edit source]]
While the exact meaning of "mojo" was not specified in the episode, Clara was most likely using mojo as slang. To have "lost your mojo" refers to a loss of inspiration or creative genius, the loss of that special spark.
However, mojo could also refer to the magazine MOJO, a music magazine that has been published in the UK since 1993. Mojo can be also be a reference to charm or sex drive, a meaning heavily popularised by the Austin Powers series. Since the Austin Powers films were released during Clara's childhood, she may very well have been aware of them when she made this reference, though likely with only a child's understanding of the term.
