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== Fields == | |||
[[User: | Until the last episode, we knew this place as "fields of Trenzalore", as reported in the prophecy that is not properly quoted in the page yet. | ||
We should add this piece of information, but: how? Do the fields stand for the graveyard? --[[User:HarveyWallbanger|HarveyWallbanger]] [[User talk:HarveyWallbanger|<span title="Talk to me">☎</span>]] 09:52, May 19, 2013 (UTC) | |||
== The Doctor's Death == | |||
[[User: | There is only one timeline in this Verse. | ||
== From Gallifrey to Trenzalore == | |||
Is it a alternitive timeline or just the future something's were never explained like the why was he called valeyard where was Christmas and the tardis was no where near the eleventh when he died the skirmish not war no daleks or cybermen bodys COuld the doctor die at Trenzalore Question be asked and wasnt it a fixed point that doctor would die not regenrate{{Unsigned-anon|82.25.229.247}} | |||
== No Timeline Split == | |||
There is no 'original timeline' and 'new timeline'. The Doctor will die on Trenzalore. Period. Nobody ever said that the Siege of Trenzalore was the battle where he'd die. All that was said was that he'll die there. And, seeing as Clara jumped into his timestream and there are fractures of her that have met the Twelfth Doctor, and that the Curator indicated that the Doctor might re-visit old faces in his final years... yeah, the Siege was simply not the battle that ended the Doctor's life. [[User:Meganerd18|Meganerd18]] [[User talk:Meganerd18|<span title="Talk to me">☎</span>]] 22:44, February 12, 2016 (UTC) | |||
It was the war after the siege. That's what would have killed the Doctor, but the Time Lords changed that. And Clara said she saw 13 faces of the Doctor and technically up to the 11th Doctor, he had 13 faces. And it was probably the original timeline until they went and Clara being the impossible girl is a paradox. | |||
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Fields[[edit source]]
Until the last episode, we knew this place as "fields of Trenzalore", as reported in the prophecy that is not properly quoted in the page yet. We should add this piece of information, but: how? Do the fields stand for the graveyard? --HarveyWallbanger ☎ 09:52, May 19, 2013 (UTC)
The Doctor's Death[[edit source]]
There is only one timeline in this Verse.
From Gallifrey to Trenzalore[[edit source]]
Is it a alternitive timeline or just the future something's were never explained like the why was he called valeyard where was Christmas and the tardis was no where near the eleventh when he died the skirmish not war no daleks or cybermen bodys COuld the doctor die at Trenzalore Question be asked and wasnt it a fixed point that doctor would die not regenrate– The preceding unsigned comment was added by 82.25.229.247 (talk).
No Timeline Split[[edit source]]
There is no 'original timeline' and 'new timeline'. The Doctor will die on Trenzalore. Period. Nobody ever said that the Siege of Trenzalore was the battle where he'd die. All that was said was that he'll die there. And, seeing as Clara jumped into his timestream and there are fractures of her that have met the Twelfth Doctor, and that the Curator indicated that the Doctor might re-visit old faces in his final years... yeah, the Siege was simply not the battle that ended the Doctor's life. Meganerd18 ☎ 22:44, February 12, 2016 (UTC) It was the war after the siege. That's what would have killed the Doctor, but the Time Lords changed that. And Clara said she saw 13 faces of the Doctor and technically up to the 11th Doctor, he had 13 faces. And it was probably the original timeline until they went and Clara being the impossible girl is a paradox.
