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{{Infobox Individual | {{Infobox Individual | ||
|image=Autloc.jpg | |image = Autloc.jpg | ||
|alias= Autloc | |alias = Autloc | ||
|species=Human | |species = Human | ||
|origin=[[Anahuac]] | |origin = [[Anahuac]] | ||
|only= The Aztecs (TV story) | |only = The Aztecs (TV story) | ||
|actor= Keith Pyott | |actor = Keith Pyott | ||
}}'''Autloc''' (in Azteca, '''Yauhtloc''') was an [[Aztec]] [[High Priest of Knowledge]] in the [[15th century]]. | }} | ||
'''Autloc''' (in Azteca, '''Yauhtloc''') was an [[Aztec]] [[High Priest of Knowledge]] in the [[15th century]]. | |||
When the [[First Doctor]] and his [[companion]]s arrived in [[The Doctor's TARDIS|the TARDIS]], [[Barbara Wright]] assumed the identity of an ancient priest. Although [[Tlotoxl]] opposed her, Autloc supported her, even when she tried to end the practice of human sacrifice. Autloc ended up sacrificing his position to help them escape. | When the [[First Doctor]] and his [[companion]]s arrived in [[The Doctor's TARDIS|the TARDIS]], [[Barbara Wright]] assumed the identity of an ancient priest. Although [[Tlotoxl]] opposed her, Autloc supported her, even when she tried to end the practice of human sacrifice. Autloc ended up sacrificing his position to help them escape. | ||
As the High Priest of Knowledge, he was one of the most powerful Aztec priests. When [[Yetaxa]] was "brought back to life" he loyally served her and followed almost every command. Because of his position, Tlotoxl tried to get rid of Yetaxa without his knowledge, but he knew of Tlotoxl's hatred of her. Later he was clubbed over the back of head by [[Ixta]] with Ian's club. Ian was [[Death sentence|sentenced to death]] and Autloc proclaimed Yetaxa to be false. Despite this he did not let Yetaxa know of his claim that she was false and continued to serve her. He was confused because Yetaxa was going against the traditions and beliefs of the Aztecs. To rid himself of the confusion, he exiled himself. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Aztecs (TV story)|The Aztecs]]'') | As the High Priest of Knowledge, he was one of the most powerful Aztec priests. When [[Yetaxa]] was "brought back to life" he loyally served her and followed almost every command. Because of his position, Tlotoxl tried to get rid of Yetaxa without his knowledge, but he knew of Tlotoxl's hatred of her. Later he was clubbed over the back of the head by [[Ixta]] with Ian's club. Ian was [[Death sentence|sentenced to death]] and Autloc proclaimed Yetaxa to be false. | ||
Despite this, he did not let Yetaxa know of his claim that she was false and continued to serve her. He was confused because Yetaxa was going against the traditions and beliefs of the Aztecs. To rid himself of the confusion, he exiled himself. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Aztecs (TV story)|The Aztecs]]'') | |||
[[Tlohtoxcatl]] later described Yauhtloc as a man with no wisdom, since he could not tell the difference between a foreigner and a god: even when the answer to a question was unknown, Tlohtoxcatl taught, one could not conclude that the answer didn't exist. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Against Nature (novel)|Against Nature]]'') | [[Tlohtoxcatl]] later described Yauhtloc as a man with no wisdom, since he could not tell the difference between a foreigner and a god: even when the answer to a question was unknown, Tlohtoxcatl taught, one could not conclude that the answer didn't exist. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Against Nature (novel)|Against Nature]]'') | ||
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== Behind the scenes == | == Behind the scenes == | ||
* Autloc is mentioned briefly in [[Lawrence Burton]]'s ''[[Smoking Mirror (novel)|Smoking Mirror]] | * Autloc is mentioned briefly in [[Lawrence Burton]]'s ''[[Smoking Mirror (novel)|Smoking Mirror]]''. It is revealed his mental state degraded following the "business" with Barbara masquerading as Yetaxa. Burton changed the spelling of the character's name to the more correct "Yauhtloc" when writing ''[[Against Nature (novel)|Against Nature]]''. | ||
== External links == | == External links == | ||
{{fpx|Yaohtloc|Yaohtloc}} | {{fpx|Yaohtloc|Yaohtloc}} | ||
{{NameSort}} | {{NameSort}} | ||
[[es:Autloc]] | [[es:Autloc]] | ||
[[Category:Human high priests]] | [[Category:Human high priests]] | ||
Revision as of 15:52, 27 October 2018
Autloc (in Azteca, Yauhtloc) was an Aztec High Priest of Knowledge in the 15th century.
When the First Doctor and his companions arrived in the TARDIS, Barbara Wright assumed the identity of an ancient priest. Although Tlotoxl opposed her, Autloc supported her, even when she tried to end the practice of human sacrifice. Autloc ended up sacrificing his position to help them escape.
As the High Priest of Knowledge, he was one of the most powerful Aztec priests. When Yetaxa was "brought back to life" he loyally served her and followed almost every command. Because of his position, Tlotoxl tried to get rid of Yetaxa without his knowledge, but he knew of Tlotoxl's hatred of her. Later he was clubbed over the back of the head by Ixta with Ian's club. Ian was sentenced to death and Autloc proclaimed Yetaxa to be false.
Despite this, he did not let Yetaxa know of his claim that she was false and continued to serve her. He was confused because Yetaxa was going against the traditions and beliefs of the Aztecs. To rid himself of the confusion, he exiled himself. (TV: The Aztecs)
Tlohtoxcatl later described Yauhtloc as a man with no wisdom, since he could not tell the difference between a foreigner and a god: even when the answer to a question was unknown, Tlohtoxcatl taught, one could not conclude that the answer didn't exist. (PROSE: Against Nature)
Ian Chesterton mispronounced Autloc's name as "Orkloc," but he was quickly corrected by both the Doctor and Susan. (TV: The Aztecs)
Behind the scenes
- Autloc is mentioned briefly in Lawrence Burton's Smoking Mirror. It is revealed his mental state degraded following the "business" with Barbara masquerading as Yetaxa. Burton changed the spelling of the character's name to the more correct "Yauhtloc" when writing Against Nature.
