Howling:Six Months Later

At the beginning of Day of the Moon, it is written "3 months later", and at the end of the episode, it is "6 months later" when the little girl regenerates. That makes it a total of 9 months since the doctor and his companions first arrived to 1969. Could it mean something that the girl regenerated after exactly 9 months of Amy arriving? (which is the total duration of pregnancy)? 94.187.83.217 11:27, May 1, 2011 (UTC)

You might be onto something. 92.29.183.234 11:42, May 1, 2011 (UTC)

Not really. The cause of the regeneration was the fact that she was taken out of the life support machine (astronaut suit), 6 months later, she dies. She managed to hang on for a long time, perhaps because of those mysterious time lord genes? Amy obviously gave birth to the girl at some point before 1969, unless the little girl has a TARDIS, which could mean any time! Ghastly9090 11:45, May 1, 2011 (UTC)

Just because the astronaut suit can provide full life support does not imply that the girl requires it to live. The 6-months-later death/regeneration could have an entirely separate cause. I do hope we find out more though. Remember the Doctor's clone/"daughter" Jenny who we never saw again? I always wondered what she was up to. Of course, this new girl is clearly far more central to the series arc and should show up again.

The little girl doesn't have to have a TARDIS; there are other ways to travel in time--hitching a ride in someone else's TARDIS (or on one a la Jack--sure, that would kill you, but a Time Tot might just regenerate), being carried or led by a Tharil, the Daleks' Time Corridors and related technologies, future humanity's Vortex Manipulators, Gallifreyan Time Rings, random or secretly-non-random Time Storms, cracks in the universe, helpful/evil/capricious quasi-supernatural beings (Fenric, Eternals, etc.), warp drive malfunctions, other random accidents... and that's just what I can remember off-hand out of what we've seen on screen. (Somehow, being around Cybermen seems to make a lot of the more random stuff more likely--see Earthshock, Silver Nemesis, Blood of the Cybermen, etc.--so maybe that's how the Cybermen will come into season 6, he said almost completely jokingly.) --99.33.26.0 08:00, May 5, 2011 (UTC)

I think that the silence are breeding a new race of timelords as well as TARDIS's. they began with Amy's daughter (the little girl).

Alright, I'm getting annoyed with everyone acting on the assumption that the girl is Amy's daughter. We have only minor dashes of evidence to support this. Can we please just continue reffering to her as "The Little Girl" until more evidence is presented?Sorryaboutthatchief 01:53, May 6, 2011 (UTC)


 * Or just call her The Rani. :) --99.33.26.0 02:45, May 6, 2011 (UTC)


 * :LOL I missed the part where that was an improvement XD Sorryaboutthatchief 05:38, May 6, 2011 (UTC)

If the little girl is a Time Lord or half Time Lord, there's an obvious possibility for her parentage that doesn't (directly) involve either the Doctor or Amy. The Master, in The Sound of Drums/The Last of the Time Lords, was married. In the earlier part of that story, the part that was not wiped out when the paradox was broken, Lucy didn't act like a neglected wife, rather the opposite. Of course, if the little girl were the Master's daughter, she'd need to have travelled back in time. Perhaps as a baby. Perhaps in the TARDIS. With Amy taking care of her. They could even have been photographed together. 18:35, May 26, 2011