She also utilises his memory of his friends and foes to utilise against him. So that when he returns, in his 7th form, she's ready to spring the trap.
And why EastEnders-land especially? Well, she was awfully keen on that Angie Watts back in the day, wasn't she? 😉
8/8
Now that Dimensions in time is 99% canon (thanks to RTD and fan wishes) I thought I'd just pull the final lever and go down the route of HOW it fits with the canon.
So, this is my thread on how DiT canonically fits into the Whoniverse (1/8)
Therefore, my theory is this; she maintained the powers of the microcosm for the Doctors next return (extracting his DNA also). She sets a trap within (looking like contemporary earth 1993), and re-creates the ability to alter the Doctors faces within the micro cosm... (7/8)
@hxll_mxtt Literally, watched the episode, adored it. Then looked on social media over a couple of days and the overall result just seems negative and picks at every tiny aspect. Honestly, if this is gonna happen over every piece of content ever made, then what does that say about us?
What if...
After dropping Ace back on Earth, a damaged Seventh Doctor takes the TARDIS to one last destination...
Seconds after leaving the ship, his body explodes into a grand burst of energy.
He has become a new man... but not quite the one he was expecting.
#2023vs1993
All the right-wing doctor who channels saying that RTD has made the fandom turn against him.
Quite frankly, with how divisive the fandom still is, he was doomed whichever way he was going to portray Davros. At least he's making the effort to reflect the values of 2023 politics