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The Rose and Crown is an actual pub and inn in the UK: http://www.roseandcrownsnettisham.co.uk/ I'm confused how it could be a reference to Donna? When did Donna ever wear a crown? If you're referring to her last names, Nobles do not wear crowns (royalty do), and Temples do not have anything to do with crowns either. I suggest this assumption be removed from the article. previous unsigned comment by User:MrItty
The name 'The Rose and Crown' is actually a common pub name in the UK - don't think you can really single out one (especially one in Norfolk) as the origin.Baziel ☎ 14:56, December 27, 2012 (UTC)
- No, of course not. I didn't mean to imply that the one we saw in the episode was that particular one I linked to. I only meant to show that it is not likely to be intended as a reference to previous companions, as a previous editor of the article supposed (that statement was subsequently removed from the article, making my original comment confusing). MrItty ☎ 14:59, December 27, 2012 (UTC)
