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"Rose Tyler haunts the narrative!" "No, Clara haunts the narrative" these bitches don't even know about the child who named the Doctor and TARDIS, is the reason the Doctor travels with humans, the person who convinced them to protect and love, the reason Gallifrey's fall was so traumatic. They don't know Susan Foreman who haunts the Doctor with every breath they take, and whose absence leaves an aching wound in their hearts that can never heal
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"LMAO Fourth Doctor hates the Master" Four's whole character is acting childish and rude because he's actually sensitive and wants to be loving but can't handle confrontation. He's just been forced back to his home planet, an incredibly traumatic place and sees his best friend in the entire universe painfully ROTTING ALIVE. Ofc he's a bit standoffish, of course he's trying to act like he doesn't care because that's what the Doctor (especially this version, but you can make an argument every Doctor pulls this) usually does in response to trauma, hides his incredibly damaged emotions, his fear and rage and sorrow. That's who he is!! It doesn't mean he doesn't care! That's what he wants you to think, that's what he wants to think!
Something I've noticed is that while Flowery sort of harkens back to classical Tumblr sexyman tropes (object humanized as a hot, youthful, and skinny anime twink. Ambiguously homoerotic relationship with an older man. Silly character that has hidden depths) Yet, everyone has stuck to Spamton and Tenna as their fuckable object man, occasionally Jevil. Among the flowers in general, Aqua has the most dedicated fanbase.
This is due to a crucial fact called "Flowery is so fucking cringe and annoying"
Okay now that Tumblr is into Oz thanks to the lesbian movies I have somewhere to drop my analysis.
How come in the 100 plus years this book has existed nobody brings up the Tin Man/Tin Woodman being very explicitly coded to have some sort of empathy disorder or even sociopathy where he does not have his emotions to guide him so must make a conscious effort to be a "good person" and he constantly worries about his disorder (symbolized by him not having a heart) making him inherently evil
What I like especially about Alistair compared to other cross-regen candidates for soulmates/true loves of the Doctor (Jack, Rose, Clara, the Master) ((although I love all of those too)) is that Alistair isn't cosmically important.
He is to his species on his planet in his country, as the leader of a British government organization. But that's not as important to the massive expanse of the universe. Plenty of other Alistair Gordon Lethbridge Stewarts on different planets have done the exact same thing as species come and go. In the end, he's a spec of dust compared to the infinite vastness of everything else. He's not particularly powerful or important to the universe at all. Just another mortal human man.
I'm sure if fate were slightly different, the Doctor would've let Alistair travel in the TARDIS for a year and then left. That's not what happened though, this man, one they sort of knew briefly, took them in during a traumatic exile. Gave them a job and a home and someone to treat as an equal when everything else felt so distant. Something their supposedly "superior" kind refused to do.
Also, I think Alistair is a good example of a companion where it feels like he's not subtly below the Doctor. The Doctor doesn't have a TARDIS to control where the humans go or any alien planets/alternate times to spout knowledge about. Alistair is a human, but also the Doctor's boss, but also their closest friend. They exchange ideas, they argue, they tease each other. And you forget you're watching a 700 year old vagabond criminal alien with psychic powers. Because around Alistair, it's not what the Doctor wants to be. Alistair isn't special because he's the Brigadier, it's because he's kind and intelligent, strong and loyal.
Whenever the Doctor comes back Alistair is always ready. In a time where their Brigadeir is dead, he haunts the Doctor's mind, every decision they make influenced by him- even when they don't even notice. The two of them are always together. In every incarnation of the Doctor, Alistair is there, literally and/or figuratively. They weren't destined by fate to be together but no stupid amount of fate can tear them apart.
The Doctor is lucky to love Alistair, Alistair is lucky to love the Doctor, the whole universe is a lot better off for all of it.
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Does anyone realize the Pippins are a reference to the musical Pippin? Y'know, that meta play about a character used as a disposable vessel by the director to do horrible things against his will who has to wake up and break out of his fake world to save himself ?
Okay I'm gonna try my hand at Bojack analysis because I've been bored as hell waiting for my job application to go through
I really like the little detail of how when Bojack thinks about Sarah in Stupid Piece of Shit, he envisioned her as an angel with stars and planets around her. It shows that though he feels guilty about her death, it's rather superficial. Because he remembers her ODing in the planetarium, but not why she wanted to go there.
Even destroyed on drugs and alcohol, she was still clinging to her real passions. (I think) she wants to go because she's fascinated by the dome building structure. Her last words are "I wanna be an architect" And she still could've been. She could've stayed sober, used the money from TV residuals and the album to pursue a degree. Even after that, Bojack still had time to save Sarah and let her follow her dream. He didn't, so the least he could do is remember who she really was. Who everyone else never saw
But he couldn't even do that
The symbolism of the name "Doctor" being forced upon the Doctor as a misunderstanding, but later capturing who they are as a metaphorical healer of people and worlds that sprang from a nomadic life they didn't choose but rather fell into, is levels of insane fucking symbolism most shows dream of coming close to
