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Q: I just saw The Adventures of Tintin and I could see that Captain Haddock's character has a very thick Scottish accent. I don't recollect any reference made in the original series by Hergé about Captain Haddock's Scottish heritage. Is there a particular reason for this?  PS: I had to tag this question as something, since accents/tintin weren't in the existing tag list

A: Is Captain Haddock Scottish?
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Q: According to the TARDIS Data Core there was about two or three years between the appearance of the 9th doctor and his regeneration. From the same source we can estimate that the 10th doctor lived around seven or eight years.  However the doctor claimed to have lived in his 11th incarnation for around three hundred years!  Why would Matt Smith's incarnation of the doctor live so much longer than his 9th or 10th, given Matt Smith and David Tennant portrayed the character for roughly the same number of episodes?

A: Why did the 11th doctor live so long compared with his predecessors?
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Q: In the last episode of game of thrones, Sansa asks that the North becomes independent and Bran allows it.  Seeing this, Why didn't the other rulers ask for the same thing?   Especially Dorne and the Iron Islands.

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Why didn't the other kingdoms want to be independent?
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