"You look Time Lord."

Oops...I meant to send this reply to you, but I can't tell who it went to from looking at my screen:

But if you noticed, there was usually a "What the hell have I done?" that accompanied it.

Also a matter of perception, both in terms of exactly what was being said/shown (was it "What the hell have I done?" or was it "What the hell just happened?") and why it was being felt in terms of external or internal direction (e.g. "I've done a terrible thing and I feel awful about that terrible thing because it caused harm to others" versus "I've done a terrible thing and I feel awful about that terrible thing because I was the one who did it and I don't having to admit to myself that I'm capable of doing terrible things").

Interesting point about Seven. I've always seen him as being more caught up in and loving the plotting and the game --- rather than loving the killing itself --- to the point of not caring about the killing at all. I find that even more disturbing than loving the killing frankly. Even so, the Doctor's always been a bit of a sociopath, which makes sense since that seems to be a trait of Time Lords when looked at through human sensibilities.

Ah, differing opinions and all their nuances. They are the spice of life! (And my hat goes off to everybody in this entire discussion thread for keeping it so polite and friendly. Can't say I see that elsewhere anymore. Sadly.)