Doctor Who Season 3, Episode 8 & 9, Human Nature & Family of Blood

heellloooo my dear readers. great to see you again. I've been suggested to watch the TV Show Doctor Who. I am seeing season already. There's couple things i wanted to share you about the episodes eight and nine, season three.

First things first, first time ever i've seen the Doctor turns to a real human nature (being). Suddenly, i noticed that the feeling of gratefulness of being a human being. I could've been sent to this wildly world as somethin' else besides a human. Have you also turned your attention to how Doctor was so glad for being a human being, although he knew that he wouldn't be living an eternal life. Is this why some of us are afraid of death, coz we don't what's beyond it?

oh, btw, anyone would hit down below on comment on how to treat and act someone special specially as well as fly right, coz i truly love to make them feel special and unique but it happen to be like i act them as everyone else. That sucks.

Let's get back to our main discussion topic, what was i about to talk on?! oh, yea. There's was a Family of Blood as a villain of the episode (8-9). It reminded of a Bloody Mary when one of the fam of blood (sister) has been trapped inside the mirror. You might know about the legend of the bloody Mary, a century old story. She appears in the mirrors, a howling woman drenched in blood. She will come to life when you call her name when you are alone inside the room where there's a mirror, dark place,  lit with kindles.

Daughter of Mine (sister) from Family of blood prisoned inside the mirror. Therefore, as Doctor stated, anytime we see, or hallucinate, someone in the mirror where there shan't be anyone indeed, it is most probably tend to be her, a girl with fade face and sad look. Now i wonder if she and Bloody Mary get to talk each other or somethin'? idk

Notes:
Family of blood: green and gaseous creatures that can get inside the human body and control the body. However, they have very short lifespan, would perish only in three months if they don't inhabit inside the human body, like mayflies. Additionally, they have got increasingly incredible sense of odor which helped them to tracking the Doctor, his special scent