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{{ | {{Merge|The Uncle|''Time and the Rani'' had the Doctor refer to his uncle, singular; then, once again, in ''The Eternity Clock'', the Doctor mentions ''his'' uncle in a context making it clearthat he has only one. Occam's Razor suggests ''The Eternity Clock'' was referencing the same singular Uncle, not introducing a contradictory second uncle.}} | ||
| | [[The Doctor]], according to their [[Seventh Doctor|seventh incarnation]], had '''an [[uncle]]'''. While his [[mind]] was within the [[time brain]], the Doctor, in response to [[Albert Einstein]]'s statement, "It is a fundamental postulate that all motion is relative," told him that Einstein would not say that if he had met his uncle. ([[TV]]: ''[[Time and the Rani (TV story)|Time and the Rani]]'') | ||
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Revision as of 16:06, 18 March 2020
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It should be relocated at The Uncle because Time and the Rani had the Doctor refer to his uncle, singular; then, once again, in The Eternity Clock, the Doctor mentions his uncle in a context making it clearthat he has only one. Occam's Razor suggests The Eternity Clock was referencing the same singular Uncle, not introducing a contradictory second uncle.
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The Doctor, according to their seventh incarnation, had an uncle. While his mind was within the time brain, the Doctor, in response to Albert Einstein's statement, "It is a fundamental postulate that all motion is relative," told him that Einstein would not say that if he had met his uncle. (TV: Time and the Rani)
