aidansimonbradley:

I’m just in love with this theory right now!

The last centurion, the man who keeps dying…

Could it be that once again the Master, who has somehow escaped Rassilon and the great Time War, has been made human by a Chameleon Arc, therefore totally unaware of who he is and given a brand new existence and memories? Could he be the unassuming Rory Williams?

In “God Complex” he is the only one of all of them, even the Doctor, who doesn’t have a room that contains his greatest fear. The Doctor notices this and tells Rory that it’s because he has no faith or beliefs to fall back on therefore he’s useless to the Minotaur. 

BUT. How could Rory possibly not believe in ANYTHING or ANYONE? Not even his beloved Amy? What sort of faithless, hopeless individual is he?

In the same episode, Rory says something very strange:

“Well, after all the time I spent with you in the TARDIS, what was left to be scared of?”

The Doctor is confused by this and points out that Rory said this in the past tense, which Rory then denies straight away, as if having confused himself. Why could this be? Did The Master once travel with The Doctor, in their days of youth? Could it have been an old memory momentarily resurfacing?

In “Let’s Kill Hitler”, after Melody regenerates into River Song, Rory complains of a “banging” in his head, which is glazed over with a comedic rebuff from Amy who says that the sound is probably Hitler banging against the cupboard door.

But there is no sound. None of the others seem to be able to hear this banging.

Could it be the drumming? The drumming that drove The Master mad?

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very plausible!