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'''Bellus IV''' was a [[planet]] which was home to a war between [[human]]s and [[robot]]s. The [[Seventh Doctor]] arrived and a human commander, [[Deldran]], took him quickly to the human headquarters. There, the remnants of a great experiment to simply turn off the robots had been halted by the death of the chief scientist. The Doctor finished the work, flipped the switch — and promptly discovered that the "human" side were robots, too. As he powered down for good, Deldran explained that the humans had died ages before, leaving the war running by robot proxy. When Deldran used his last bit of power to explain that the robots wouldn't have known what to do with peace, the Doctor echoed the sentiment. He wondered if ''anyone'' is really built for peace. ([[ | '''Bellus IV''' was a [[planet]] which was home to a war between [[human]]s and [[robot]]s. The [[Seventh Doctor]] arrived and a human commander, [[Deldran]], took him quickly to the human headquarters. There, the remnants of a great experiment to simply turn off the robots had been halted by the death of the chief scientist. The Doctor finished the work, flipped the switch — and promptly discovered that the "human" side were robots, too. As he powered down for good, Deldran explained that the humans had died ages before, leaving the war running by robot proxy. When Deldran used his last bit of power to explain that the robots wouldn't have known what to do with peace, the Doctor echoed the sentiment. He wondered if ''anyone'' is really built for peace. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[War World]]'') | ||
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Revision as of 12:52, 16 September 2012
Bellus IV was a planet which was home to a war between humans and robots. The Seventh Doctor arrived and a human commander, Deldran, took him quickly to the human headquarters. There, the remnants of a great experiment to simply turn off the robots had been halted by the death of the chief scientist. The Doctor finished the work, flipped the switch — and promptly discovered that the "human" side were robots, too. As he powered down for good, Deldran explained that the humans had died ages before, leaving the war running by robot proxy. When Deldran used his last bit of power to explain that the robots wouldn't have known what to do with peace, the Doctor echoed the sentiment. He wondered if anyone is really built for peace. (COMIC: War World)
