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One thing I really appreciate in "Two Hearts" is how Schmendrick’s curse has still some long-lasting effects on him, even many years after he has come into his full power.
Molly mentions he has very warped sense of time, and he does not seem to be able to realistically perceive how many years have passed since the last time he and Molly have seen Lìr, until it's too late. He himself says that he is not too willing to use magic on himself, even if for healing purposes, because it "dulls" the feeling of being mortal and human.
But most importantly he probably has an underlying, paralyzing fear of losing his loved ones. Schmendrick is the one who is stubbornly clinging to the idea of younger, heroic Lìr, despite all evidence that poor Lìr is old and withering (on the subject, I wanted to mention a lot more things but I want to avoid spoilers, even though it's very telling how he reacts and what he does towards the end of the story). Just imagine how he would react at the slightest sign that Molly is unwell, or if she ever happens to experience a health scare or an injury (the tree that fell on her that she mentions, anyone?). The thought of outliving someone he loves and cares about, after who knows how many years of not being able to form life-long connections because those around you will invariably die of old age while you are stuck in time, would probably send him tailspinning in a panic.
It takes guts from an author to not treat such a life-altering curse like a simple plot device, but as something that has severe after effects on the cursed character and keeping it consistent.
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Yes, that close.
Incredibly curious to know precisely when the writers of Doctor Who first decided that the Doctor would have two hearts
…because I did NOT anticipate (but am quite delighted) that the very first Classic Who mention of two hearts would be about an alien species entirely unrelated to Time Lords.
May 2026 will be as joyous and smiley for you all as Jacob Elordi in this picture ✨ (📸: Myles Hendrik)
