Which part of the ending? The Ursula-as-paving-stone, or Elton's speech?
Neither, really. I was referring more to the whole situation with Jackie, and the complete lack of resolution there. When Rose showed up to chew Elton out, and especially when she finally seemed to warm to him, I thought we'd end up with her doing something that, I would think, most people in her situation would do--phone Jackie and try to work something out.
The speech was obviously going to happen in some way, shape, or form, though the paving stone thing really just....eeeuuugghhh. I would not want to live like that, I can say for sure. To the point where I'm really kind of surprised that the Doctor would think that was an improvement over having been absorbed into the earth.
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Date: 2006-06-21 01:29 pm (UTC)Neither, really. I was referring more to the whole situation with Jackie, and the complete lack of resolution there. When Rose showed up to chew Elton out, and especially when she finally seemed to warm to him, I thought we'd end up with her doing something that, I would think, most people in her situation would do--phone Jackie and try to work something out.
The speech was obviously going to happen in some way, shape, or form, though the paving stone thing really just....eeeuuugghhh. I would not want to live like that, I can say for sure. To the point where I'm really kind of surprised that the Doctor would think that was an improvement over having been absorbed into the earth.