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So do they age normally as children until they reach...what, puberty? Or do they age slowly all through their lives? |
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I've long taken it that Time Lords physically age slowly, but based on the physical. So as a 40something, she'd have a shorter life then as a 20something, yet this is still described in hundreds of years. She still had regenerations at that point. She gave up her remaining to heal/revive the Doctor. There were machines for this to control it that was a plot device in an adventure of the fifth Doctor. Also, the regeneration of the third to the fourth was begun externally by another Time Lord. So I'd say this was something similar. Plus, River was not a true Time Lord, so things could have been a bit different for her. |
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That and the Cyber energy thing had that effect. |
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In the episode, River said that she was going to gradually reduce her age just to freak people out, or something like that. I'm guessing this was Moffat's way of explaining why she is younger in the earlier episodes like Silence in the Library despite being technically older by that point. So, it seems like she has a bit of control over it, or at least her appearance of age. |
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She appears to be linked to the TARDIS. That seems to be why. That and being like a Time Lord, but not. She was conceived and born by humans. I honestly thought though, it was contrived how she changed from psycho to goodheart type. Too easy. |
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Women... the older they are, the younger they want to look and be thought of.    
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Her transformation might not be quite finished yet. Someone has to kill him yet, don't forget. |
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If it was really him and not a doppelganger or something similar. |
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No. He did begin to regenerate. He was killed again before he could. If you're killed in the middle of a regeneration cycle, you die completely. |
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Do you mean for the Doctor?? |
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Yes, it seems possible that we're back to him also having a limited number again. I'd prefer to see though, that he's now capable of an indefinite number of them, given he's the last of his race. Maybe even reveal it as some sort of a "curse" from Rasalon during or at the end of the war. Have some future version, like a 100th Doctor come back and try to alter it. Yes it's ripping off the Futurejack story from Grimjack, but I think it'd fit nicely. More so for when Matt leaves the role. |
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I was under the impression that River sacrificing all of her regenerations to save him, gave the Doctor all her regens. |
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That could be an answer. How many she had left is hard to say. |
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I would say she only used a couple. Once that we saw when she was a little kid in New York. Then I'm assuming one we didn't see, because Mels was not old enough to have been alive in 1970. And the one that turned her into Mels. And the River Song one. So I would guess four were used up. |
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