I was thinking Celibate Hero myself.
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The only thing that supports asexuality there is the last bullet point.
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Are the quotes listed in Twelve's section taken from the leaked episode scripts? If so, they should be spoiler tagged.
This was pulled from Ten:
- Subverted Catchphrase: In "Silence in the Library," River Song tells him "Sometimes I really hate you." The correct response is a cheery "No you don't!" But this is the first time he's ever heard that, so he thinks she's serious, and answers with a somber "I know."
For not being a catch phrase, also because the remover couldn't recall 11 ever saying it.
It's a catch phrase for both of them, and first (I think) shows up in Day of the Moon (or Impossible Astronaut). It's a flirty call-and-response; River says some variant of "I hate you," and the Doctor replies with "No you don't." For example:
- Doctor: ...the Legs, the Nose, and Mrs. Robinson.
River: I hate you.
Doctor: No, you don't!
There are other examples of that throughout the series, but that's the only one I can recall off the top of my head.
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I didn't say that at all in my edit reason. I questioned if it was a catch phrase and said "I only recall [the line] once". As in, the only example that you can recall.
On top of that, "Silence in the Library" was the first appearance of River, so I still stand by that it's not a subversion, and can't be a subversion, because Eleven's relationship with River (and how he responds to "I hate you") didn't exist when "Library" aired.
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It's super effective.
- "Love from Gallifrey, boys!" were his last words before his generations actually started, so its frequently given as his last.
Why would this be Famous Last Words in any way? "You were fantastic and so was I" and "I don't want to go" also come after the regeneration process starts.
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It's super effective.
- Beard of Evil: While not truly evil, he crossed the Moral Event Horizon and murdered billions.
- Moral Event Horizon: An in-universe example. The sin he committed was so terrible that the Eleventh Doctor is not only reluctant to admit that he's a previous incarnation, but absolutely refuses to acknowledge him as being worthy of calling himself "The Doctor".
The definition of Moral Event Horizon is "irredeemably evil, with no way of turning back". Considering that he's apparently the same man as Nine, Ten and Eleven, this is definite misuse.
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It's just a horribly written example as-is, and kinda reads like someone trying to find evidence of asexuality. The first two are common enough tropes on their own that, well, they're they're own trope. The third is incredibly wishy-washy ("Isn't exactly thrilled" doesn't say a lot, and the second half kinda ruins that anyway). The fourth bullet point is the only one that has any merit, in my opinion. But by that logic, Eleven was asexual for not realizing that a newly married couple would have sex. It's more a thing about him being absent minded than asexual.
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