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Finally bothered to check if ScroogeMacDuck pimped his blog on WMG. The answer turned out to be yes. (And "this troper" in 2020? Seriously?)
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* The 2020 revelations about the Monk and Rasputin have led to a [[https://aristidetwain.tumblr.com/post/618038284172541952/who-on-earth-is-rasputin fully-formed concept]] of how this might work out.
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[[WMG:The Army of Meanwhiles & Neverweres are actually The Three Different Types of Cwejen.]]
It makes a surprising amount of sense, The Neverweres are The Cwej-Magnus Types, echoes of a future that never was. Meanwhile (ha) The Meanwhiles are The First & Second Generations of Cwejen, because they’re looped reiteration of people who actually exist(ed)
It makes a surprising amount of sense, The Neverweres are The Cwej-Magnus Types, echoes of a future that never was. Meanwhile (ha) The Meanwhiles are The First & Second Generations of Cwejen, because they’re looped reiteration of people who actually exist(ed)
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* The 2020 revelations about the Monk and Rasputin have led to a [[https://aristidetwain.tumblr.com/post/618038284172541952/who-on-earth-is-rasputin fully-formed concept]] of how this might work out.
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** One issue this troper sees is that the Doctor mentions the Coul've Been King and his armies while listing off "what was born" towards the ''end'' of the Time War, whereas the foundation of Faction Paradox far predated the beginning of the War in Heaven. Whether or not you conflate the Time War and the War in Heaven, there's a problem there.
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[[WMG: Faction Paradox comes from a {{Whoniverse}} MirrorUniverse.]]
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[[WMG: Faction Paradox comes from a {{Whoniverse}} {{Franchise/Whoniverse}} MirrorUniverse.]]
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Grandfather Paradox's renegade behavior toward the Great Houses being a dark mirror of the Doctor's rejection of Gallifreyan society has been well analyzed, to the point of the Grandfather and other given characters being called [[{{Expy}} expies]] of the 'originals'. If more than just expies, Faction Paradox could easily be expanded into the most chilling villains in the whole history of the series, considering just who the heroes would be facing: themselves (or at least the Doctor and companions), as they "neverwere".
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Grandfather Paradox's renegade behavior toward the Great Houses being a dark mirror of the Doctor's rejection of Gallifreyan society has been well analyzed, to the point of the Grandfather and other given characters being called [[{{Expy}} expies]] of the 'originals'. If more than just expies, Faction Paradox could easily be expanded into the most chilling villains in the whole history of the series, considering just who the heroes would be facing: themselves (or at least the Doctor and companions), Companions), as they "neverwere".
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Grandfather Paradox's renegade behavior toward the Great Houses being a dark mirror of the Doctor's rejection of Gallifreyan society has been well analyzed, to the point of the Grandfather and other given characters being called [[{{Expy}} expies]] of the 'originals'. If more than just expies, Faction Paradox could easily be expanded into the most chilling villains in the whole history of the series, considering just who the heroes would be facing: themselves, as they "neverwere".
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Grandfather Paradox's renegade behavior toward the Great Houses being a dark mirror of the Doctor's rejection of Gallifreyan society has been well analyzed, to the point of the Grandfather and other given characters being called [[{{Expy}} expies]] of the 'originals'. If more than just expies, Faction Paradox could easily be expanded into the most chilling villains in the whole history of the series, considering just who the heroes would be facing: themselves, themselves (or at least the Doctor and companions), as they "neverwere".
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Grandfather Paradox's renegade behavior toward the Great Houses being a dark mirror of the Doctor's rejection of Gallifreyan society has been well analyzed, to the point of the Grandfather and other given characters being called [[{{Expy}} expies]] of the 'originals'. If more than just expies, Faction Paradox could easily be made the most chilling villains in all DoctorWho, considering just who the heroes would be facing: themselves, as they "neverwere".
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Grandfather Paradox's renegade behavior toward the Great Houses being a dark mirror of the Doctor's rejection of Gallifreyan society has been well analyzed, to the point of the Grandfather and other given characters being called [[{{Expy}} expies]] of the 'originals'. If more than just expies, Faction Paradox could easily be made expanded into the most chilling villains in all DoctorWho, the whole history of the series, considering just who the heroes would be facing: themselves, as they "neverwere".
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Grandfather Paradox's renegade behavior toward the Great Houses being a seeming dark mirror of the Doctor's rejection of "High" Gallifreyan society has been well-analyzed, to the point of he and other given characters being called [[{{Expy}} expies]] of 'originals'. If so, Faction Paradox could easily be made into the shows absolutely most nightmarish villains, given [[TheEnemyIsUs who]] the heroes could be made to face at any moment.
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Grandfather Paradox's renegade behavior toward the Great Houses being a seeming dark mirror of the Doctor's rejection of "High" Gallifreyan society has been well-analyzed, well analyzed, to the point of he the Grandfather and other given characters being called [[{{Expy}} expies]] of the 'originals'. If so, more than just expies, Faction Paradox could easily be made into the shows absolutely most nightmarish villains, given [[TheEnemyIsUs who]] chilling villains in all DoctorWho, considering just who the heroes could would be made to face at any moment.facing: themselves, as they "neverwere".
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Something mentioned off-hand and vaugely in the new series...possibly refering to Faction Paradox?Paradox?
* Meanwhiles and Never''weres''. Easily possible, though, if they wanted to go that way, given how often the Faction intentionally set the other factions against each other throughout the War.
[[WMG: Faction Paradox comes from a {{Whoniverse}} MirrorUniverse.]]
Grandfather Paradox's renegade behavior toward the Great Houses being a seeming dark mirror of the Doctor's rejection of "High" Gallifreyan society has been well-analyzed, to the point of he and other given characters being called [[{{Expy}} expies]] of 'originals'. If so, Faction Paradox could easily be made into the shows absolutely most nightmarish villains, given [[TheEnemyIsUs who]] the heroes could be made to face at any moment.
* Meanwhiles and Never''weres''. Easily possible, though, if they wanted to go that way, given how often the Faction intentionally set the other factions against each other throughout the War.
[[WMG: Faction Paradox comes from a {{Whoniverse}} MirrorUniverse.]]
Grandfather Paradox's renegade behavior toward the Great Houses being a seeming dark mirror of the Doctor's rejection of "High" Gallifreyan society has been well-analyzed, to the point of he and other given characters being called [[{{Expy}} expies]] of 'originals'. If so, Faction Paradox could easily be made into the shows absolutely most nightmarish villains, given [[TheEnemyIsUs who]] the heroes could be made to face at any moment.
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Wouldn't he just fit in perfectly?
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Wouldn't he just fit in perfectly?perfectly?
[[WMG: The Could've Been King and his army of Meanwhiles and Never-wheres are Faction Paradox]]
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[[WMG: The Could've Been King and his army of Meanwhiles and Never-wheres are Faction Paradox]]
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[[WMG:The Meddling Monk is a member of Faction Paradox.]]
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[[WMG:The Meddling Monk is a member of Faction Paradox.]]]]
Wouldn't he just fit in perfectly?
Wouldn't he just fit in perfectly?
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[[WMG:The Meddling Monk is a member of Faction Paradox.]]
