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[Dr Who] Question about the Pandorica

So, at Stonehenge, the eleventh doctor stated, "Who takes the Pandorica, takes the universe".
What did he mean by that? Was he being dramatic? Unless I was mistaken, the Pandorica has two uses. One, as a nearly inescapable prison, and two, uses in fixing or restoring the universe, since it held over a billion atoms from the original universe.
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>Was he being dramatic?

Yes, exactly. Remember, at that point the Doctor had no idea what the Pandorica was or what purpose it served. He was being dramatic to stall while he figured out a plan.

>!In reality the Doctor's enemies had assembled to put him into the Pandorica, and thus end his reign of terror.!<