| You are the Ninth Doctor |
The Ninth Doctor prefers not to act alone, but to inspire and encourage his companions. Everyone he met (in particular, Jack Harkness) eventually understood that the Doctor made them better. In his Ninth incarnation, the Doctor was bolder and more straightforward than ever. The Ninth could openly laugh in the face of danger, and sometimes spoke frankly, like a fatalist. Despite his irritable attitude towards people, whom he often called 'stupid monkeys,' the Ninth Doctor was very tactful with them. He relied on his human companions much more than in any of his previous incarnations. He was especially sentimental towards his closest friend, Rose, to whom he even allowed to see the last moments of her father's life, which he would not have allowed anyone else to do before. The Ninth Doctor spoke with a distinct northern accent, and when asked about it, he replied: 'All planets have a north!' The Doctor's melancholy can be easily explained by his guilt over the Time War, which resulted in the destruction of the two most advanced races in the Universe – the Time Lords and the Daleks, as well as their home planets – Gallifrey and Skaro, respectively. |
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The Ninth Doctor prefers not to act alone, but to inspire and encourage his companions. Everyone he met (in particular, Jack Harkness) eventually understood that the Doctor made them better. In his Ninth incarnation, the Doctor was bolder and more straightforward than ever. The Ninth could openly laugh in the face of danger, and sometimes spoke frankly, like a fatalist. Despite his irritable attitude towards people, whom he often called 'stupid monkeys,' the Ninth Doctor was very tactful with them. He relied on his human companions much more than in any of his previous incarnations. He was especially sentimental towards his closest friend, Rose, to whom he even allowed to see the last moments of her father's life, which he would not have allowed anyone else to do before. The Ninth Doctor spoke with a distinct northern accent, and when asked about it, he replied: 'All planets have a north!' The Doctor's melancholy can be easily explained by his guilt over the Time War, which resulted in the destruction of the two most advanced races in the Universe – the Time Lords and the Daleks, as well as their home planets – Gallifrey and Skaro, respectively.