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Instead, the Silence merely assumed the Doctor died at Lake Silencio without realising he could and would find a way to fake his death thanks to the time-travelling vehicle the ''[[Teselecta]], ''allowing him to survive. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Wedding of River Song (TV story)|The Wedding of River Song]]'') | Instead, the Silence merely assumed the Doctor died at Lake Silencio without realising he could and would find a way to fake his death thanks to the time-travelling vehicle the ''[[Teselecta]], ''allowing him to survive. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Wedding of River Song (TV story)|The Wedding of River Song]]'') | ||
Though the nature of a still point in time was never defined, it could be inferred that it's a point in time and space where nothing of note happens at all, eliminating variables that might make an event a flux point instead of fixed. | |||
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According to Dorium Maldovar, still points in time made it easier to create fixed points in time. The Kovarian Chapter of the Silence used one such point in space-time — 5:02 PM on 22 April 2011 by Lake Silencio — to make the Eleventh Doctor's supposed death there a fixed point.
Instead, the Silence merely assumed the Doctor died at Lake Silencio without realising he could and would find a way to fake his death thanks to the time-travelling vehicle the Teselecta, allowing him to survive. (TV: The Wedding of River Song)
Though the nature of a still point in time was never defined, it could be inferred that it's a point in time and space where nothing of note happens at all, eliminating variables that might make an event a flux point instead of fixed.