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}}'''''The Wings of a Butterfly''''' | }}'''''The Wings of a Butterfly''''' was a [[2010]] audio short story written and performed by [[Colin Baker]] for [[Big Finish]]. It featured a [[companion]]-less [[Sixth Doctor]]. Written about the year [[2000]], and previously published in the unlicensed anthology, ''[[Missing Pieces]]'', the story explored the Doctor's willingness to change the flow of time in ways not authorised by the [[High Council]] of the [[Time Lord]]s. | ||
== Summary == | == Summary == | ||
Visiting [[Gallifrey]] to attend an academic conference, the [[Sixth Doctor]]'s old friend and mentor, [[Duotheros]], requests that he use the [[the Doctor's TARDIS|TARDIS]] to examine a temporal anomaly centred on [[Bixor]]. The planet, once thriving, appears to have mysteriously eradicated itself, substantially reducing the number of people interested in buying Duotheros' definitive history of that sector of space. Will the Doctor's investigations reveal the cause? Or does Bixor's untimely demise have something to do with a certain blue box? | Visiting [[Gallifrey]] to attend an academic conference, the [[Sixth Doctor]]'s old friend and mentor, [[Duotheros]], requests that he use the [[the Doctor's TARDIS|TARDIS]] to examine a temporal anomaly centred on [[Bixor]]. The planet, once thriving, appears to have mysteriously eradicated itself, substantially reducing the number of people interested in buying Duotheros' definitive history of that sector of space. Will the Doctor's investigations reveal the cause? Or does Bixor's untimely demise have something to do with a certain blue box? | ||
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