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JonClarke
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I have just rewatched for the 2nd time The Big Bang and noticed something that may have some bearing of the debated origins of River Song.
As the Dr prepares to fly the Pandorica into the exploding Tardis Amy asks river what will happen to them when the universe is rebooted. River replies that they will all be returned to their proper places. This happens in due course.
At Amy's wedding we glimpse River as she leaves her (blank) diary for Amy. As rRver no longer has the Vortex manipulator she can no longer travel in time (the Dr gives it back to her at the end of the episode). This suggests her native time and space is 21st century Earth, not the 51st century after all.
As the Dr prepares to fly the Pandorica into the exploding Tardis Amy asks river what will happen to them when the universe is rebooted. River replies that they will all be returned to their proper places. This happens in due course.
At Amy's wedding we glimpse River as she leaves her (blank) diary for Amy. As rRver no longer has the Vortex manipulator she can no longer travel in time (the Dr gives it back to her at the end of the episode). This suggests her native time and space is 21st century Earth, not the 51st century after all.