Talk:Pandorica: Difference between revisions
No edit summary |
|||
| Line 3: | Line 3: | ||
== After the episode ("The Pandorica Opens") == | == After the episode ("The Pandorica Opens") == | ||
Normally, a TARDIS dies when its pilot dies. If the Pandorica is a pocket dimension (very small dimension) and the Doctor would be placed inside it, the Doctor would not be present in the same universe as his TARDIS anymore which may be a reason for his TARDIS to think the died, thus dying (by exploding). A TARDIS exploding can cause galaxies to explode if the explosion | Normally, a TARDIS dies when its pilot dies. If the Pandorica is a pocket dimension (very small dimension) and the Doctor would be placed inside it, the Doctor would not be present in the same universe as his TARDIS anymore which may be a reason for his TARDIS to think the died, thus dying (by exploding). A TARDIS exploding can cause galaxies to explode if the explosion goes through the time vortex as well. --[[User:CGW|CGW]] 18:39, June 19, 2010 (UTC) | ||
Looks like you were right, except that it didn't actually contain anything UNTIL the Doctor's enemies put him into it. | Looks like you were right, except that it didn't actually contain anything UNTIL the Doctor's enemies put him into it. | ||
Revision as of 06:34, 20 June 2010
"soaked in the blood of a billion galaxies" "the most feared being in the universe" it has to be the Doctor, who else could fit that description? I believe that somehow, the Doctor will be inside the pandorica.74.100.56.10 02:41, June 19, 2010 (UTC)
After the episode ("The Pandorica Opens")
Normally, a TARDIS dies when its pilot dies. If the Pandorica is a pocket dimension (very small dimension) and the Doctor would be placed inside it, the Doctor would not be present in the same universe as his TARDIS anymore which may be a reason for his TARDIS to think the died, thus dying (by exploding). A TARDIS exploding can cause galaxies to explode if the explosion goes through the time vortex as well. --CGW 18:39, June 19, 2010 (UTC)
Looks like you were right, except that it didn't actually contain anything UNTIL the Doctor's enemies put him into it.
