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What? We know that the Silence had a Time machine by the time of ''Day of the Moon'', because we saw it. First of all, there is no reason to believe that the Doctor and River weren't affected by the post-hypnotic commands. We actually know that River was effected, because they turned her into a psychopath but she didn't remember any of them in ''Closing Time''. When I said that the Doctor and River killed them though, I was talking about the scene where we saw them kill them, at the end of ''Day of the Moon''. Just because they had a functioning TARDIS that doesn't mean that they could go back and correct their own mistakes. If they could, then the Master would have been unstoppable. Also, how would two time travellers being affected by post-hypnotic command cause an entire species to go extinct? The Silence may have learned how to make the thing by studying the Doctor's TARDIS, but there is no reason to believe that. The Clerics are from the 51st century, so for all we know they could have had the time agency build the machines for them. The vortex manipulators can't be all that they have. The Doctor even suggested that the TARDIS at Aickman Road may have been the same one that they massacred all those Silence in in ''Day of the Moon'', which would perfectly explain why it was abandoned.[[User:Icecreamdif|Icecreamdif]] <sup>[[User talk:Icecreamdif|talk to me]]</sup> 21:13, November 10, 2011 (UTC) | What? We know that the Silence had a Time machine by the time of ''Day of the Moon'', because we saw it. First of all, there is no reason to believe that the Doctor and River weren't affected by the post-hypnotic commands. We actually know that River was effected, because they turned her into a psychopath but she didn't remember any of them in ''Closing Time''. When I said that the Doctor and River killed them though, I was talking about the scene where we saw them kill them, at the end of ''Day of the Moon''. Just because they had a functioning TARDIS that doesn't mean that they could go back and correct their own mistakes. If they could, then the Master would have been unstoppable. Also, how would two time travellers being affected by post-hypnotic command cause an entire species to go extinct? The Silence may have learned how to make the thing by studying the Doctor's TARDIS, but there is no reason to believe that. The Clerics are from the 51st century, so for all we know they could have had the time agency build the machines for them. The vortex manipulators can't be all that they have. The Doctor even suggested that the TARDIS at Aickman Road may have been the same one that they massacred all those Silence in in ''Day of the Moon'', which would perfectly explain why it was abandoned.[[User:Icecreamdif|Icecreamdif]] <sup>[[User talk:Icecreamdif|talk to me]]</sup> 21:13, November 10, 2011 (UTC) | ||
Please read before commenting, ''D''ay ''of the Moon'' is Series 6. The Master has no functioning TARDIS for a very long time and that is why he tries to take the Doctor's TARDIS. The Silents with the TARDIS would not have been correcting the mistake, they would be preventing it and time could be rewritten was discovered by the Doctor in Series 5, so bringing in the Master is illogical. The TARDIS is also far too advance for time agency, the Doctor refers to the machine specifically as a TARDIS, not a time machine. Dimension distortion and TARDIS' chameleon circuit are also Timelord technology. I have no idea what you have been smoking. --[[Special:Contributions/222.166.181.18|222.166.181.18]] 23:04, November 10, 2011 (UTC) | |||
