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I was thinking about that too. I'm glad I'm not the only one too. The Doctor was trying to do card tricks with the little boy when Kazran was a teenager. Then at the beginning, when Kazran was an old man (when the Doctor came down the chimney) he was about to hit the same little boy. I say thats about a 50 year gap, and the boy is still a boy. We know Abigail didn't age because she was cryogenicly frozen, but the fact that her family didn't either is just strange. [[User:Gryffindor1991|Gryffindor1991]] 03:54, December 27, 2010 (UTC) | I was thinking about that too. I'm glad I'm not the only one too. The Doctor was trying to do card tricks with the little boy when Kazran was a teenager. Then at the beginning, when Kazran was an old man (when the Doctor came down the chimney) he was about to hit the same little boy. I say thats about a 50 year gap, and the boy is still a boy. We know Abigail didn't age because she was cryogenicly frozen, but the fact that her family didn't either is just strange. [[User:Gryffindor1991|Gryffindor1991]] 03:54, December 27, 2010 (UTC) | ||
: Is it the same boy, or is the boy of the card trick scene the father in the beginning, when the Doctor comes down the chimney, and the boy in that scene thus the grandson of the father in the card-trick scene? I couldn't tell if the actors changed, but the Sardick father and son (Kazran) were played by the same actor to highlight their similarity: the same situation might obtain in the generations of the Cratchitt family. Clearly Abigail's sister aged, since the old woman in the beginning claimed to be the sister who was much younger at the Christmas dinner. | |||
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