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Post by zebaroth on Aug 7, 2014 22:12:56 GMT
Donna noble and her husband have just won the jackpot from
the lottery The Doctor give her for her wedding. they
are on there honeymoon a drunk driver hits them Donna's
husband is killed instantly Donna regenerates in to
a new body. The Doctor tardis picks up The regeneration energy
and he go's to look in to it
the reason for it
Donna touched the doctors hand the energy
transfer give her The Rassilon Imprimatur
and she was made in to a neo time lord
the doctor did not know this if he had
not locked her memory's she would have regenerated
then
would like you input on this what do you think
of it
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Post by Marnal on Aug 8, 2014 18:23:15 GMT
If you wanted to bring Donna back this would be a good way to do it.
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Post by Hedgewick on Aug 9, 2014 2:04:38 GMT
A drunk driver kills Donna and her husband on their honeymoon? Now that's grim.
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Post by chickenpaddy on Aug 9, 2014 4:52:00 GMT
Feels very... fanfictiony. The concept of Donna gaining the ability to regenerate doesn't seem entirely too far out there, but let's examine this a bit further. We learned during Time of the Doctor that the events of Journey's End cost the Doctor a regeneration. He stated during the episode that he used the regeneration energy to heal himself and put the rest into the hand, which Donna later partially absorbed. Assuming there was enough energy left over after partially cloning the Doctor and partially editing her DNA, there might be just enough energy left in her body to offer her one regeneration, granting whatever injuries she has aren't too grievous.
What she becomes after regeneration would be of great interest. I see a few outcomes: a normal, but different, human, her DNA restored to normal and her body changed; a full bodied Time Lord, the regeneration favoring the Gallifreyan DNA and overwriting her human DNA, but allowing her to keep her mind and perhaps regain her (and the Doctor's) memories; she becomes a meta crisis once again, but more stable, the regeneration fixing the errors and offering her a chance to be a stable, true Time Lord/human; or she returns to being a flawed meta crisis like before, her body degenerating due to the impossibility of the combination, and she must find a way to save herself before she dies.
The whole killing of her newlywed husband thing is what kind of kills your idea for me. It feels unnecessary, especially since he's a character who has real potential for development and gives Donna a romantic partner to bounce banter off of, which she does best. We've rarely ever seen her be romantic outside of Lance, and it would be great to see.
If you really want to give her emotional baggage, which I suggest you avoid as it's terribly cliché and doesn't fit Donna, you could have her husband severely injured or have her grandfather pass on, as his character has been explored already and "purpose" in the show fulfilled. I would keep him around, though, as he is a great character and would work especially well for Donna.
Donna is one of my favorite companions. She has a rough exterior but a heart of gold. She doesn't take the Doctor's BS and knows how to put him in his place if necessary. She is perhaps one of the most compassionate companions. And, for one brief and shining moment, she was the most important woman in the universe.
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Post by zebaroth on Aug 9, 2014 6:36:31 GMT
the husband dose not have to die. i was goin in the the way chickenpaddy said "a full bodied Time Lord, the regeneration favoring the Gallifreyan DNA and overwriting her human DNA, but allowing her to keep her mind and perhaps regain her (and the Doctor's) memories; she becomes a meta crisis once again, but more stable, the regeneration fixing the errors and offering her a chance to be a stable, true Time Lord/human"
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Post by chickenpaddy on Aug 9, 2014 6:43:58 GMT
i was goin in the the way chickenpaddy said "a full bodied Time Lord, the regeneration favoring the Gallifreyan DNA and overwriting her human DNA, but allowing her to keep her mind and perhaps regain her (and the Doctor's) memories; she becomes a meta crisis once again, but more stable, the regeneration fixing the errors and offering her a chance to be a stable, true Time Lord/human" Were you going to go with the full time lord or the meta crisis? Or some combination of the two? |
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Post by Marnal on Aug 9, 2014 15:56:23 GMT
For what its worth, the Expanded Universe of Dr Who has stated that Regeneration will cure almost any memory block.
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Post by zebaroth on Aug 10, 2014 19:58:27 GMT
full time lord
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