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*Why doesn't the Doctor recite the "Bird" speech in his head rather than outloud? It would save him a considerable amount of years. | *Why doesn't the Doctor recite the "Bird" speech in his head rather than outloud? It would save him a considerable amount of years. | ||
::Well because by this point all his memories of his previous lives in the castle return to him. It would be pretty hard for him to concentrate on it mentally considering how many things would be rattling inside his head at this point. Thus, it would be easier for him to verbally do it. | |||
:::Why doesn't he just not say it at all though? In each life he could get an extra punch or two if he wasn't trying to finish each sentence. | |||
*In the following episode, we are told the Doctor has been in the confession dial for 4.5 billion years, yet after just 2 billion years the wall is nearly broken. | *In the following episode, we are told the Doctor has been in the confession dial for 4.5 billion years, yet after just 2 billion years the wall is nearly broken. | ||
