Blincio

Blincio ~ Blink


“People assume that time is a strict progression of cause to effect, but actually from a non-linear, non-subjective viewpoint, it's more like a big ball of wibbly-wobbly, timey-wimey... stuff.”
― Steven Moffat, (Doctor Who', Series 3, Episode 10, 2007, 'Blink')

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Yn ddiweddar rydyn ni wedi bod yn gwylio pob pennod o Ddoctor Who ers dechrau amser (teithio).

Roedden ni'n meddwl y byddai syniad da i wylio popeth ers y dechreuad gyda William Hartnell. Rydyn ni'n nawr yn yr oes fodern gyda David Tennant. Mae'r cyfnod hwn yn cynnwys un o'r penodau gorau erioed: 'Blink'.

Mae'n stori fer, fach a tynn gyda dim ond ychydig o gymeriadau, dim rhywbeth mawr, nid diwedd y byd. Mae straeon Doctor Who yn aml yn gwneud i bethau cyffredin ymddangos yn rhyfedd ac yn fygythiol. Yr amser hwn mae'r pethau rhyfedd yn angylion wylo, y fath rydych chi'n gallu gweld mewn mynwent.

Felly, heddiw, roeddwn i'n mewn mynwent ...

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Recently we have been watching every episode of Doctor Who since the beginning of time (travel).

We thought it would be a good idea to watch everything from the beginning with William Hartnell. We are now in the modern era with David Tennant. This period contains one of the best episodes ever: 'Blink'.

It's a short, small and tight story with only a few characters, nothing big, not the end of the world. Doctor Who stories often make ordinary things seem strange and threatening. This time the strange things are weeping angels, the kind you can see in a cemetery.

So, today, I was in a cemetery...

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Disgrifiad (Cymraeg) :  Cerflun o angel mewn mynwent

Description (English) : A statue of an angel in a cemetery

འགྲེལ་བཤད།(བོད་ཡིག) : མཁའ་མགྲོ (mkha' mgro) Angel (probably not an entirely accurate translation)

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