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'''Mandrake''' was an imaginary enemy that the [[Sixth Doctor]]. When [[Crozier]] used his machine on the Doctor, it entered the machine and became a mind parasite. When Crozier went to place Lord [[Kiv]] in [[Peri Brown]], it placed itself in her mind. When the Doctor came back for Peri, he tried to convince the Doctor to transfer what he thought Lord Kiv entity into Princess [[Dirani]]. When the Doctor transferred his memory into Peri, he wanted to know why no-one had heard of him | '''Mandrake''' was an imaginary enemy that the [[Sixth Doctor]].{{What}} When [[Crozier]] used his machine on the Doctor, it entered the machine and became a mind parasite. When Crozier went to place Lord [[Kiv]] in [[Peri Brown]], it placed itself in her mind. When the Doctor came back for Peri, he tried to convince the Doctor to transfer what he thought was the Lord Kiv entity into Princess [[Dirani]]. When the Doctor transferred his memory into Peri, he wanted to know why no-one had heard of him; this was because he was a creation from the Doctor's imagination when he was lonely. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Widow's Assassin (audio story)|The Widow's Assassin]]'') | ||
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Revision as of 18:11, 16 February 2015
Mandrake was an imaginary enemy that the Sixth Doctor.[statement unclear] When Crozier used his machine on the Doctor, it entered the machine and became a mind parasite. When Crozier went to place Lord Kiv in Peri Brown, it placed itself in her mind. When the Doctor came back for Peri, he tried to convince the Doctor to transfer what he thought was the Lord Kiv entity into Princess Dirani. When the Doctor transferred his memory into Peri, he wanted to know why no-one had heard of him; this was because he was a creation from the Doctor's imagination when he was lonely. (AUDIO: The Widow's Assassin)
