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<blockquote data-quote="GreyLord" data-source="post: 5696182" data-attributes="member: 4348">Which question?[spoiler]You mean, who is Doctor Who?If they stick to where they were going in the previous series and he is one of the Big 3 Timelord Dieties/Immortals/whatever you want to call them, then I think that would be answered to a degree.I'm not certain why that shouldn't ever be answered however.&nbsp; It would explain how he had the power to lock them away...as well as why Rassilon could come up with a way for them to escape (only to be foiled by the Doctor).I didn't quite like how it ended, a fixed point where he dies...well...not quite so fixed then since he didn't die...it was the robot ship instead.&nbsp; Is it really a fixed point then?The next thing though is, Is Riversong really married to him now...or not?&nbsp; Did he go back and marry her afterwards?&nbsp; She didn't marry the Robot now, did she...or was that a proxy marriage?[/spoiler]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="GreyLord, post: 5696182, member: 4348"] Which question? [spoiler] You mean, who is Doctor Who? If they stick to where they were going in the previous series and he is one of the Big 3 Timelord Dieties/Immortals/whatever you want to call them, then I think that would be answered to a degree. I'm not certain why that shouldn't ever be answered however. It would explain how he had the power to lock them away...as well as why Rassilon could come up with a way for them to escape (only to be foiled by the Doctor). I didn't quite like how it ended, a fixed point where he dies...well...not quite so fixed then since he didn't die...it was the robot ship instead. Is it really a fixed point then? The next thing though is, Is Riversong really married to him now...or not? Did he go back and marry her afterwards? She didn't marry the Robot now, did she...or was that a proxy marriage? [/spoiler] [/QUOTE]

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