Too horrible for what? I tmay be painful, but facing the truth is the most strengthening and liberating experience there is. I like to think that Nicky may find the strength to cope.
Though Jonah did indeed seem distraught, his screaming wasn't outer worldly painful.
I assumed that our televisions are just not good enough to reproduce the full sound of his anguish.
I think what Torchwood perhaps could do was fake proof that the missed ones are dead.
I wonder why they don't? They do it with the dead, like the porter in "Everything Changes". Perhaps it's because Jack holds out a little portion of unadmitted hope that these people may be cured or helped, and returned to the world, in which case, he'd want to put them back into the lives they had before, not manufactured existences such as he tried to make for the "Out of Time" time travellers.
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Date: 2008-03-21 08:00 pm (UTC)Too horrible for what? I tmay be painful, but facing the truth is the most strengthening and liberating experience there is. I like to think that Nicky may find the strength to cope.
Though Jonah did indeed seem distraught, his screaming wasn't outer worldly painful.
I assumed that our televisions are just not good enough to reproduce the full sound of his anguish.
I think what Torchwood perhaps could do was fake proof that the missed ones are dead.
I wonder why they don't? They do it with the dead, like the porter in "Everything Changes". Perhaps it's because Jack holds out a little portion of unadmitted hope that these people may be cured or helped, and returned to the world, in which case, he'd want to put them back into the lives they had before, not manufactured existences such as he tried to make for the "Out of Time" time travellers.