You're supposed to feel sad, though. This episode doesn't have a neat and tidy ending, and honestly that's what's so great (and courageous) about it. It's not the neat and tidy ending. Honestly - it couldn't be. This is Doctor Who we're talking about.
Donna's ending bothers me. Disturbs me much deeper than Rose's does in every respect, because it is a death - without her physical form dying. I find that horrific.
But because I find it horrific, I consider the episode a success. It projected the emotions and the impact it wanted to.
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Date: 2008-07-06 04:35 pm (UTC)Donna's ending bothers me. Disturbs me much deeper than Rose's does in every respect, because it is a death - without her physical form dying. I find that horrific.
But because I find it horrific, I consider the episode a success. It projected the emotions and the impact it wanted to.