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I finished Survival (it was very, very good), here are some episode-three screencaps.
HEadcanon: Summer Smith/Ace Mcshane
Rick&MORTY/seventh doctor era
Survival [Part 1] (with Spoilers)
I started rewatching Survival! ITS STILL FUCKIN GREAT.
What happens is the Doctor has brought Ace back to Perivale to check if she can ever go home again I mean because she wants to see her friends from school, only many of them have Mysteriously Vanished also there are stray cats and unlikely horses. So being as he is Seven at the time the Doctor decides this must Mean Something and starts investigating as Ace drags him around town on her quest for young people. Somehow he knows pretty much exactly what's going on, which doesn't really make sense but I'll allow it because it's about a) Thatcherism and b) Gay Subtexts. SO ANYWAY at the cliffhanger we find out that the Master is sitting in a tent on the cat planet, the Doctor having gone there on purpose to rescue Ace from her new furry girlfriend.
This is not remotely subtle about being about Thactherism and Social Darwinism and Socialism and etc. I like that, I am fond of this era's Barely-Disguised Left-Wing Agenda. Hooray!
5/5 so far.
What you need to understand is that Seven is the midlife crisis Doctor. He’s the Doctor suddenly very aware of his own mortality and the fact that without him around terrible things will happen. So he makes it his responsibilty to clean up the neighbourhood before he goes and to train up a replacement who can do the same job. There’s a certain element of utilitarianism to the way he encourages/teaches/manipulates Ace, because he’s trying to recreate the only thing he knows that can save planets and topple corrupt regimes in a single night. The ego, of course, but he’s also not wrong.
Seven tries to wipe out the Daleks and the Cybermen because someone has to, especially if the thing mostly capable of stopping them isn’t going to be around forever. It also explains his melancholy moments, because he’s accepting that he won’t be able to enjoy the universe when he’s dead. He feels old, he is old, he’s not giving second chances any more.
And you know he makes a smashing cup of tea as well.
I'm about to start watching The Awakening and I have to say it's weird to be going into a Doctor Who story with almost no preconceptions (I only have the DVD because it came in a box set with The Gunfighters), this should be a nice experience.
Your "debate" is amusing~
Thank you…