I've only recently started watching Doctor Who (though, me being me, I've jumped in headfirst), but I find I don't like Eccleston nearly as much as Tennant. For one thing, Nine tends to strike me as a touch callous - particularly notable here in his lack of interest in Mickey's fate (or the general fact that Rose does, in fact, have a boyfriend) - and I don't think his lighthearted side works nearly as well as Ten's.
I do love Rose. How can you not? (Though I also love Martha and Donna, so that works out nicely.)
Maybe it's just me, but I think of pink as having entirely unrelated connotations to red, especially in clothing. Red is passion, heat, sex, and violence. Pink is girlishness, softness, youth, and bubblegum. Red is bold and striking, pink is traditional and cute. (These, btw, are my associations with the colors in the symbolic sense, not what I think of actual people wearing them.)
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Date: 2008-07-27 02:09 pm (UTC)I've only recently started watching Doctor Who (though, me being me, I've jumped in headfirst), but I find I don't like Eccleston nearly as much as Tennant. For one thing, Nine tends to strike me as a touch callous - particularly notable here in his lack of interest in Mickey's fate (or the general fact that Rose does, in fact, have a boyfriend) - and I don't think his lighthearted side works nearly as well as Ten's.
I do love Rose. How can you not? (Though I also love Martha and Donna, so that works out nicely.)
Maybe it's just me, but I think of pink as having entirely unrelated connotations to red, especially in clothing. Red is passion, heat, sex, and violence. Pink is girlishness, softness, youth, and bubblegum. Red is bold and striking, pink is traditional and cute. (These, btw, are my associations with the colors in the symbolic sense, not what I think of actual people wearing them.)