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I'm an English Writing and Women's Studies dual major. I'm a feminist, a Whovian, and a writer.

I LOVE River Song and I LOATHE Rose Tyler. Also, I don't like Regina Mills and the fact that she systematically raped Graham, but the writers make light of it because she's "hot." These things will be blatantly clear on my Tumblr. If you can't handle that, it would be best not to follow me in the first place. I do not hold back about the things I love and hate.

Also, important note: I am NOT a spoiler free blog!

It is what it is and if you decide to follow me anyway, welcome! <3

February 10, 2013 12:20 pm

I love this!

I think about River whenever I watch “The Shakespeare Code.”

(Source: expelliarmus, via kerjenfanfic)

December 31, 2011 8:24 am

Ergh, there’s this yappy little dog outside my mom’s window and I’m trying to sleep and it just keeps yapping!

Now I am an animal lover, but please, for the love of Isis: shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!

August 3, 2011 5:19 pm
This Boy's Life: Here is my insane (and somewhat brilliant) theory for Doctor Who

conscientist:

So. I’ve been noticing a lot of themes lately.

Mainly all revolving around Mythological Gods.

It started with Utah, “The Valley of the Gods” being mentioned. (This is when it first sparked my interest, it goes back farther.)

So I was all “Oh, that’s interesting” and threw it away as meaning…

 And don’t forget that we had River dressed up as Cleopatra and The Doctor as her Caesar. And who did Cleopatra claim to be the reincarnation of? Yep, one of Egypt’s most revered Goddesses, Isis. And what was one of the things Isis is famed for? Being the only being to ever know the real name of the most powerful Egyptian God, the Sun God, Ra. Sound familiar? ;)

May 4, 2011 8:25 pm
"Like Isis, River was also revealed to know The Doctor’s real name at the end of ‘Forest of the Dead,’ which is a secret so guarded that The Doctor has never revealed to any other character on the show, nor is the audience privy to this information. Indeed, by having The Doctor admit, ‘River, you know my name. You whispered my name in my ear…there’s only one way I would ever tell anyone my name; there’s only one way I ever could’ (Forest), it gives The Doctor’s symbolic power to River. Moreover, in ‘Silence in the Library,’ she is known as Professor Song and in subsequent episodes, which are all earlier in her timeline, she is known as Doctor Song. The latter equalizes her standing to The Doctor."

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“Feminism, Sweetie: Denial is a River” (snippet of my research paper)