Doctor Who fandom question - Season 3
Dec. 16th, 2008 10:14 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
timepiececlockIs there a general consensus in DW fandom (or fanon) about how The Master/Harold Saxon felt about his wife, Lucy? Regarding whether she was only a device for his persona, or if he had any affection for her? On the one hand we know he included her in his plans, but on the other hand she was probably a victim of domestic violence--at the least, lived in constant domestic fear for a year (and possibly was on drugs? or very depressed.)
I don't know much about the Master's previous incarnations or how he might have felt toward sex with humans, if he was basically implied to be sexless for 800 years like the previous Doctors, or not. I remember he said something like "Always the women, eh Doctor?" to Ten, as if the Doctor had also lost significant battles because of Blame Teh Vagina, which frankly I doubt, since it looks like he only discovered the v-word when he picked up Rose Tyler. Does this mean that the Master has had relationships before? Is the Doctor the only Time Lord who is forbidden because of his job to have romantic relationships with lesser moral races, or do most of them abstain?
Your thoughts and curiosities are welcome!
I don't know much about the Master's previous incarnations or how he might have felt toward sex with humans, if he was basically implied to be sexless for 800 years like the previous Doctors, or not. I remember he said something like "Always the women, eh Doctor?" to Ten, as if the Doctor had also lost significant battles because of Blame Teh Vagina, which frankly I doubt, since it looks like he only discovered the v-word when he picked up Rose Tyler. Does this mean that the Master has had relationships before? Is the Doctor the only Time Lord who is forbidden because of his job to have romantic relationships with lesser moral races, or do most of them abstain?
Your thoughts and curiosities are welcome!
