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'''Destiny''' was, according to [[Vengorr]], "the belief that the life's path is preordained". ([[AUDIO]]: | {{wikipediainfo}} | ||
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'''Destiny''' was, according to [[Vengorr]], "the belief that the life's path is preordained". ([[AUDIO]]: {{cs|Living Legend (audio story)}}) [[Peri Brown]] thought that destiny was "just a fancy name for blind chance", while [[Yrcanos]] said that, if that were true, life would be meaningless. ([[TV]]: {{cs|Mindwarp (TV story)}}) As a [[time-travel]]ler, [[the Doctor]] had a very different perspective on destiny. ([[AUDIO]]: {{cs|Davros (audio story)}}) | |||
The [[Second Doctor]] told his companions [[Polly Wright]] and [[Ben Jackson]] that [[The Doctor's TARDIS|the TARDIS]]' seemingly random journeys were controlled by destiny, and that "if we just obey destiny blindly, all will be well", ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|Only a Matter of Time (short story)}}) though he would later find out the truth. ([[TV]]: {{cs|The Doctor's Wife (TV story)}}) The [[Eleventh Doctor]] didn't believe in it, specifically that "there's no such thing as foretelling, trust a time traveller." ([[TV]]: {{cs|The Doctor, the Widow and the Wardrobe (TV story)}}) | |||
[[Princess]] [[Astra of Atrios]] came to believe that it was her destiny to be changed into the sixth segment of the [[Key to Time]]. ([[TV]]: {{cs|The Armageddon Factor (TV story)}}) | |||
Destiny was something that | Destiny was something that was not to be messed with. [[Amy Pond]] asked her younger self, "You're asking me to defy destiny, [[causality]], the [[Causal nexus|nexus of time itself]], for [[Rory Williams|a boy]]?" The [[Eleventh Doctor]] thought it impossible to "defeat pre-destiny", which he did manage to do. ([[TV]]: {{cs|The Girl Who Waited (TV story)}}) While something may have been erased from destiny, its possibility was still imprinted on the structure of the [[universe]]. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|Falls the Shadow (novel)}}) | ||
When [[Donna Noble]] parked her [[car]] right next to where the [[Tenth Doctor]] would park | The [[First Doctor]] feared that the [[Korad]]s would use his TARDIS to travel to other worlds and other times "and thus upset the workings of Destiny." ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|Peril in Mechanistria (short story)}}) | ||
When [[Donna Noble]] parked her [[car]] right next to where the [[Tenth Doctor]] would park his TARDIS, she said, "This is like destiny!" ([[TV]]: {{cs|Partners in Crime (TV story)}}) The [[Meta-Crisis Tenth Doctor]] later confirmed this: | |||
{{quote|It's like we were always heading for this. You came to the TARDIS. And you found me again. [[Wilfred Mott|Your granddad]]. Your car. Donna, your car. You parked your car right where the TARDIS was going to land. That's not coincidence at all! We've been blind. Something's been drawing us together for such a long time.|Meta-Crisis Tenth Doctor|Journey's End (TV story)}} | {{quote|It's like we were always heading for this. You came to the TARDIS. And you found me again. [[Wilfred Mott|Your granddad]]. Your car. Donna, your car. You parked your car right where the TARDIS was going to land. That's not coincidence at all! We've been blind. Something's been drawing us together for such a long time.|Meta-Crisis Tenth Doctor|Journey's End (TV story)}} | ||
"Destiny", or rather [[Dalek Caan]]'s manipulation of [[time]], | "Destiny", or rather [[Dalek Caan]]'s manipulation of [[time]], led the Doctor to meet Donna twice, and her grandfather, so that Donna could become the Doctor-Donna and the Meta-Crisis Doctor could be created. This became instrumental in the defeat of [[Davros]]' plan to destroy all [[universe]]s through the [[reality bomb]]. ([[TV]]: {{cs|Journey's End (TV story)}}) | ||
After the [[Eleventh Doctor]] lost [[Clara Oswald]] again in [[Victorian]] [[London]] on [[Christmas]] [[1892]], he began searching for another version of her, hoping that, if he just wandered around enough, he'd find her eventually, "like destiny, sort of". A young Clara Oswald, who the Doctor did not recognise, called destiny "rubbish". ([[WC]]: | After the [[Eleventh Doctor]] lost [[Clara Oswald]] again in [[Victorian]] [[London]] on [[Christmas]] [[1892]], he began searching for another version of her, hoping that, if he just wandered around enough, he'd find her eventually, "like destiny, sort of". A young Clara Oswald, who the Doctor did not recognise, called destiny "rubbish". ([[WC]]: {{cs|The Bells of Saint John: A Prequel (webcast)}}) | ||
== References == | == References == | ||
The [[ | The [[Dalek Emperor]] stated that it was the [[Dalek]]s' destiny to rule the [[Solar system]]. ([[COMIC]]: {{cs|Invasion of the Daleks (comic story)}}) | ||
The [[Black Guardian]] claimed to control the [[Fifth Doctor]]'s destiny. ([[TV]]: | The [[Sixth Doctor]] said that "[[Mentor|an advanced culture]] manipulating the destinies of [[Thoros-Alphan|a less developed civilisation]]" ''must'' be stopped; [[the Valeyard]] called these words arrogant in a [[Space Station Zenobia|Zenobia]] [[court]]. ([[TV]]: {{cs|Mindwarp (TV story)}}) Earlier in his time, [[Davros]] asked the [[Fourth Doctor]] if he thought he could change the course of destiny, to which the Doctor replied "let's just say I might tamper with it." ([[TV]]: {{cs|Destiny of the Daleks (TV story)}}) | ||
The [[Black Guardian]] claimed to control the [[Fifth Doctor]]'s destiny. ([[TV]]: {{cs|Enlightenment (TV story)}}) | |||
When one began to reach their goals, such as [[De Flores]] coming close to forming the [[Fourth Reich]], they felt that their destiny was approaching. In travelling to [[1988]], [[Lady Peinforte]] said that "destiny beckons." ([[TV]]: {{cs|Silver Nemesis (TV story)}}) | |||
[[Category:Religious concepts]] | [[Category:Religious concepts]] | ||
[[Category: | [[Category:Faith]] | ||
[[Category:Causality]] | |||
Latest revision as of 21:05, 13 July 2024
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Destiny was, according to Vengorr, "the belief that the life's path is preordained". (AUDIO: Living Legend [+]Loading...["Living Legend (audio story)"]) Peri Brown thought that destiny was "just a fancy name for blind chance", while Yrcanos said that, if that were true, life would be meaningless. (TV: Mindwarp [+]Loading...["Mindwarp (TV story)"]) As a time-traveller, the Doctor had a very different perspective on destiny. (AUDIO: Davros [+]Loading...["Davros (audio story)"])
The Second Doctor told his companions Polly Wright and Ben Jackson that the TARDIS' seemingly random journeys were controlled by destiny, and that "if we just obey destiny blindly, all will be well", (PROSE: Only a Matter of Time [+]Loading...["Only a Matter of Time (short story)"]) though he would later find out the truth. (TV: The Doctor's Wife [+]Loading...["The Doctor's Wife (TV story)"]) The Eleventh Doctor didn't believe in it, specifically that "there's no such thing as foretelling, trust a time traveller." (TV: The Doctor, the Widow and the Wardrobe [+]Loading...["The Doctor, the Widow and the Wardrobe (TV story)"])
Princess Astra of Atrios came to believe that it was her destiny to be changed into the sixth segment of the Key to Time. (TV: The Armageddon Factor [+]Loading...["The Armageddon Factor (TV story)"])
Destiny was something that was not to be messed with. Amy Pond asked her younger self, "You're asking me to defy destiny, causality, the nexus of time itself, for a boy?" The Eleventh Doctor thought it impossible to "defeat pre-destiny", which he did manage to do. (TV: The Girl Who Waited [+]Loading...["The Girl Who Waited (TV story)"]) While something may have been erased from destiny, its possibility was still imprinted on the structure of the universe. (PROSE: Falls the Shadow [+]Loading...["Falls the Shadow (novel)"])
The First Doctor feared that the Korads would use his TARDIS to travel to other worlds and other times "and thus upset the workings of Destiny." (PROSE: Peril in Mechanistria [+]Loading...["Peril in Mechanistria (short story)"])
When Donna Noble parked her car right next to where the Tenth Doctor would park his TARDIS, she said, "This is like destiny!" (TV: Partners in Crime [+]Loading...["Partners in Crime (TV story)"]) The Meta-Crisis Tenth Doctor later confirmed this:
It's like we were always heading for this. You came to the TARDIS. And you found me again. Your granddad. Your car. Donna, your car. You parked your car right where the TARDIS was going to land. That's not coincidence at all! We've been blind. Something's been drawing us together for such a long time.
"Destiny", or rather Dalek Caan's manipulation of time, led the Doctor to meet Donna twice, and her grandfather, so that Donna could become the Doctor-Donna and the Meta-Crisis Doctor could be created. This became instrumental in the defeat of Davros' plan to destroy all universes through the reality bomb. (TV: Journey's End [+]Loading...["Journey's End (TV story)"])
After the Eleventh Doctor lost Clara Oswald again in Victorian London on Christmas 1892, he began searching for another version of her, hoping that, if he just wandered around enough, he'd find her eventually, "like destiny, sort of". A young Clara Oswald, who the Doctor did not recognise, called destiny "rubbish". (WC: The Bells of Saint John: A Prequel [+]Loading...["The Bells of Saint John: A Prequel (webcast)"])
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The Dalek Emperor stated that it was the Daleks' destiny to rule the Solar system. (COMIC: Invasion of the Daleks [+]Loading...["Invasion of the Daleks (comic story)"])
The Sixth Doctor said that "an advanced culture manipulating the destinies of a less developed civilisation" must be stopped; the Valeyard called these words arrogant in a Zenobia court. (TV: Mindwarp [+]Loading...["Mindwarp (TV story)"]) Earlier in his time, Davros asked the Fourth Doctor if he thought he could change the course of destiny, to which the Doctor replied "let's just say I might tamper with it." (TV: Destiny of the Daleks [+]Loading...["Destiny of the Daleks (TV story)"])
The Black Guardian claimed to control the Fifth Doctor's destiny. (TV: Enlightenment [+]Loading...["Enlightenment (TV story)"])
When one began to reach their goals, such as De Flores coming close to forming the Fourth Reich, they felt that their destiny was approaching. In travelling to 1988, Lady Peinforte said that "destiny beckons." (TV: Silver Nemesis [+]Loading...["Silver Nemesis (TV story)"])
