Doctor Who: The New Doctor's 9 Most Terrible Choices

8. Letting Rose Live On Without Him

Doctor Who Rose Goodbye

One of the biggest faults - I think - with Journey's End is that the Doctor's decision to leave his clone in Rose's universe didn't seem to weigh on him at all. He didn't seem to think about it. He didn't seem to think about himself in it at all. But he was left without Rose, and without any hope to find and live on with Rose again. The Doctor did love Rose Tyler, but he did what he could for her and then walked out of her life forever. That took enormous strength, and it must have been a terrible memory.
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Rebecca Kulik lives in Iowa, reads an obsence amount, watches way too much television, and occasionally studies for her BA in History. Come by her personal pop culture blog at tyrannyofthepetticoat.wordpress.com and her reading blog at journalofimaginarypeople.wordpress.com.