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 All along, I assumed that Moffat would bring The Doctor to Trenzalor when [[Matt Smith]] wanted to leave and it was time for a regeneration and a new Doctor (hence, "the fall of the Eleventh"). But, no, he brought him there way before this.
-So do any of you clever people see any connection between The GI, The Whispermen and The Silence and the pivotal role of Trenzalore in the missions of both groups?
+So do any of you clever people see any connection between The GI, The Whispermen and The Silence and the pivotal role of Trenzalore in the missions of both groups? [Unsigned but appears to be Badwolff 20:14, May 19, 2013 (UTC)]
+We do seem to have disparate groups of adversaries whose actions are connected, even though there's no apparent connection between the groups themselves. That rather suggests there's something or someone behind all of them -- very possibly something or someone those groups don't themselves know about.
+The [[Whisper Man|Whisper Men]]: I'm not sure they "have nothing against The Doctor and are just agents of the Great Intelligence". They look & sound very like the [[The Trickster|Trickster]]. He's only ever appeared in ''[[The Sarah Jane Adventures]]'' but he's been mentioned in both the main show & ''[[Torchwood (TV series)|Torchwood]]''. In ''[[Turn Left (TV story)|Turn Left]]'', members of [[The Trickster's Brigade|the Trickster's Brigade]] tried to use Donna to create a world in which the Doctor died defeating the Racnoss. One of the Trickster's aims (in a few SJA stories) was to remove the Doctor from history. [[The Great Intelligence]] has been very fond of using people as tools & it'd be fittingly ironic if, in the end, it was being used as a tool by someone else. The close similarity in appearance, sound & aims between the Whisper Men & the Trickster is a bit suspicious, to say the least. It '''might''' just be coincidence, of course.
+Unfortunately for anyone trying to work out what's going on, that close similarity might also be a red herring. Even if there's a "Bigger Bad" that we still don't know about, it might have nowt to do with the Trickster.
+To answer the main question: No I can't see the connection between the GI, the Whisper Men & the Silence, other than "the pivotal role of Trenzalore" (& we now know '''why''' Trenzalore is pivotal), but there's more than enough to suggest that there '''is''' a connection, albeit one that's still hidden. --[[Special:Contributions/89.241.65.242|89.241.65.242]]<sup>[[User talk:89.241.65.242#top|talk to me]]</sup> 02:33, May 20, 2013 (UTC)