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Favourite quotes!

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I love quotes! It can be interesting to read some and it can also make you open your eyes and think about some of them.

Most of the ones I know of came from Doctor Who Grinning which despite being a TV show it's taught me a lot. It's taught me it's ok to be whacky and different! 

Here's some of my favourite quotes:

  • There's no point being grown up if you can't be childish sometimes. - 4th Doctor.
  • I am and always will be the optimist - the hoper of far-flung hopes. The dreamer of impossible dreams. - 11th Doctor.
  • There are no fails, only setbacks that can always be overcome - my Nan.
  • You are never too old to set a new goal or dream a new dream. - CS Lewis.

And, my all time favourite quote, also from Doctor Who Grinning 

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  • ‘Amazing though. The Star Whale. All that pain, and misery. And loneliness. And it just made it kind.’ 

    Amy Pond says that to the Doctor in The Beast Below. She’s talking about a tortured alien. She really or also) means him. Many people would consider that quote to outline the definition of naivety and stupidity. Doctor Who has always looked at it another way. Be impossibly kind if you can, or try. No matter how many times the universe kicks you in the face. There is nothing more important. Never have I heard the whole spirit of the show more concisely yet profoundly put. And I admire conciseness hugely, as I struggle with it so much!

  • in reply to Shardovan

    Im beginning to think I have missed out a lot by never watching Doctor Who

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