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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Regenerative dissonance was a mental illness seen in Time Lords. It occurred when the personalities of a Time Lord's previous incarnations lived on inside the body of their current incarnation, exerting just as much influence on the body as the personality of the current incarnation. Time Lords known to suffer from this illness often committed suicide as they couldn't cope with the voices. (AUDIO: World of Damnation) It was normal for a Time Lord's past personalities to continue existing within them, but they usually remained relatively inert; Rassilon was said to have imposed the twelve-regeneration because Time Lords could not handle the "multiplicity of psyches" beyond that point. (PROSE: Head Games) |
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