#dw sutekh

[janus-cadet]

So, hm, I may have my attention span stolen by yet another god of Discord. Lux was absolutely amazing in his lil disguise, and, well- that leads to yet another tarot card.

But oops, I tripped! There might have been a slight addition to the card, in the form of three other gods of the Pantheon, and one very distressed Doctor.

(Don't be fool, I'm sure he's having a great time. We know how much he likes dangerous murderous people, especially the blondes one)

Why the Five of Wands, tho? Well, that's actually very easy to answer- because that's The card for Discord. What else than the Pantheon to represent it? It's a card that express conflict, as in, you're un the midst of a battle (poor you, Doctor) that you simply can't escape. Don't expect to solve it with nicey dialogues and come to any common ground: everyone is stuck on what they want and cannot be bothered to hear what the others have to say. Maybe they simply couldn't be bother to care, vast beings that they are; all the more frustrating, because you know that if you could have them hear you out, much good could come from an association. It's complete chaos and disorder, from the whole human race driven mad by a giggle, or an entire theater of missing people. All you can do is rise above the mess; if they won't listen to reason (or a proposal to go play among the stars, which may or may not be due to your inability to be normal about blond murderers), then, you'll have to take action. You have to try to LISTEN. If you really do, well- you might actually find a surpringly nice end to the conflict you brought. Looking at you, Toymaker. Gonna make you eat your "and yet", idiot.

The card also stands for change and instability, which is the very thing those gods stand for- as shown by the effect they have on your reality, and the consequences they can bring upon your world. Tho the change, sometimes, can be positive; every transformation is not from flesh to dust. Maybe, sometimes, you'll get to turn into infinite light or something (if you're lucky and don't end up eaten by your own piano, or origamied into your own realm made small). All in all, this chaos is ultimately the source of dreadful inner conflict for you. Your perspective is constantly challenged by someone else, by new informations, and your approach to the growing problem cause you a tone of moral dilemmas.

Unfortunately, it does not look like it's going to get better for you, Doctor. Oopsie!

And there we are, for the eleventh Doctor Who tarot card of the lots! To think that this all started with wanting to draw the Masters, and now, I'm sixty cards in. We're nearing the end....

[doragonlw]

So...

I'm never gonna look at the tardis in older episodes the same way again

[capribornio]

Given Sutekh's lines about "seducing" the TARDIS, after he's defeated:

Doctor: Soooo. You and Sutekh huh?

TARDIS (angrily beeping): Listen here Mr. "Offering Space Travel To Any Man That Tries To Kill Me", YOU have NO ROOM to TALK

[worsttimelineever]

The Tardis knowing Sutekh was tagging along the whole time but unable to say anything

[feralportalmaster]

Sutekh theory!

I know there’s a variety of theories on why the time vortex changes appearance over time. I wonder if this is something Sutekh would’ve noticed?

Like imagine one moment he’s flying through 10’s rings of fire, then the TARDIS malfunctions and lands on earth, and the next time they take off it’s 11’s thunderstorm tunnel.

He’s gone from having to avoid fiery death by ripping through the edge of a fast moving tunnel to a much spacier trip through fluffy clouds. He’s thinking “actually this is quite pleasant.”

And then he immediately gets electrocuted.

New theory, the lightning wasn’t going after the TARDIS, it was going after Sutekh.

[lemonycranberries]

the added thing that sutekh was just hanging on the back of the tardis this entire time is actually so funny. it has so many implications. try to rewatch everything since pyramids of mars with that knowledge

[ernstiggroteadelaar]

[lethea1969]

Ok but also what does bring death to death mean. Is everyone who ever died ever now alive. Are people immortal, is death like gone from the world??

Is the flux fixed? In that same vein is Gallifrey back?

Or is it just the people that sutekh killed. And does that count the people who died during the doctors adventures as sutekh was there and could reasonably be given responsibility.

What Does This Mean RTD

WHAT DOES THIS MEAN

[fish-plz]

sutekh watching the seventh doctor get shot: haha lmao loser

[dotterpox]

Due to the most recent Dr who episode, I decided to watch Pyramids on Mars and ahhh, Sutekh is amazing

Such a cool design and menacing villain, and overall a great dr who story

[paintdoktahwho]

would solve a lot of problems i bet

[kaiserghidorah]

If I had a nickel for every classic Doctor who villain with a top tier design that RTD2 brought back as giant CGI slop, I’d have two nickels.

[causalityparadoxes]

The Doctor and TARDIS are perfect for each other because they both have the same terrible taste in partners <3

[ocean-irl]

Sutekh during the 700 years the Doctor spent on Trenzalore:

[worsttimelineever]

Me watching Doctor Who:

Some of y'all watching Doctor Who:

Seriously though, y'all are brilliant.

[koschgay]

incredibly amused by the implication that Sutekh has been 3D printing Susan Triads for thousands of years and the Doctor didn’t notice until like six months ago