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While we should wait some more to get 100% verification of the timeline, River's last scene in ''Day of the Moon'' does indicate something. She kisses the Doctor, and it's his first kiss from his point of view. River says it's her last then, as the next time she'll meet him he'll know her even less. In fact, in the ''Pandorcia Opens''/''Big Bang'', she doesn't even try to kiss him. Thus the latter two wouldn't have happened to River before the ''Day of the Moon'' because River would have resigned herself to the fact that the Doctor doesn't know her enough to ''want'' to kiss her. --[[User:Samoth|Samoth]] 15:46, May 1, 2011 (UTC) | While we should wait some more to get 100% verification of the timeline, River's last scene in ''Day of the Moon'' does indicate something. She kisses the Doctor, and it's his first kiss from his point of view. River says it's her last then, as the next time she'll meet him he'll know her even less. In fact, in the ''Pandorcia Opens''/''Big Bang'', she doesn't even try to kiss him. Thus the latter two wouldn't have happened to River before the ''Day of the Moon'' because River would have resigned herself to the fact that the Doctor doesn't know her enough to ''want'' to kiss her. --[[User:Samoth|Samoth]] 15:46, May 1, 2011 (UTC) | ||
Although I agree that the doctor must visit her at some point before the library to give her the sonic screwdriver, the four stories we have seen SO FAR all seem to take place in the reverse order that they have been broadcast, ie, America 2011/1969, then Pandorica, Byzantium, and finally Library. | |||
[[User:Geek Mythology|Geek Mythology]] 17:21, May 1, 2011 (UTC) | |||
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