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Doctor Who Question

posted by [personal profile] ure at 07:59pm on 10/04/2007 under


When Shakespeare says to the Doctor,how can a man so young have eyes so old,and the Doctor replies,I read a lot,what does Shakespeare then say to the Doctor?
To me it sounds like you should do what I do,and then I can't hear it properly .I have re-listened to it endless times,and its just driving me mad.
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posted by [identity profile] sosoru.livejournal.com at 07:01pm on 10/04/2007
To save me skimming the whole ep, about when does does that bit appear?
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posted by [identity profile] deadflowerss.livejournal.com at 07:10pm on 10/04/2007
14:25 on my copy,give or take a second or two.
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posted by [identity profile] sosoru.livejournal.com at 07:19pm on 10/04/2007
I think it goes:

Shp: How can a man so young have eyes so old?
Doc: I do a lot of reading.
Shp: A trite reply, yeah, that's what I do.

I'm not sure if he means he also does a lot of reading or that he also covers the truth by making trite replies. I suspect the latter. He knows there's more to the Doctor than meets the eye and the Doctors small smile suggests he knows that Shakespeare's onto him.

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posted by [identity profile] deadflowerss.livejournal.com at 07:44pm on 10/04/2007
Arrrh,so I was way off the mark,I`m usually good at picking up dialog too...

I agree that it`s probably the latter,and the scene does make a little more sense with that line included,especially the wonderful line when the Doctor says nighty,night Shakespeare.
The Doctor knows he`s got a good measure of him,and he`s suitably impressed.

Thank you!
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