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Revision as of 21:54, 8 September 2018
Retribution was a Sixth Doctor and Peri short story in the 1986 Doctor Who Annual. It was unusual for its unambiguous depiction of the Doctor killing an enemy with a double-barreled shotgun.
Summary
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Characters
- Sixth Doctor
- Peri
- Robert Lawton
- Professor Watkins
- Emily Watkins
- Chintor
References
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Notes
- This short story paints the Doctor as less averse towards guns; Not only does he deem it "good" that his friends arm themselves with revolvers, he ends the threat himself by killing Chintor with a double-barreled shotgun. However, the story does make a token gesture towards the Doctor's usual anti-gun stance by noting; "The gun was necessary, but he hated to use firearms."
Continuity
- The Doctor is described as tapping his lapel cat in this story.