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Following his [[death]] during his [[election]] campaign, the recordings of acclaimed [[actor]] [[Visteen Krane]]'s speeches are given to the [[Museum of Aural Antiquities]] curated by the [[blindness|blind]] [[Gantman]] and his [[assistant]], Miles Napton, who is researching Krane. [[Amber Dent]] and [[Goff Fotherill]] break in to alter one of Krane's speeches and hear [[whistling]] which Fotherill goes to investigate. He hears somebody using Dent's [[voice]] and unwittingly trespasses outside the security archive where he is killed by the security system with a [[electrocution|lethal charge]], something that is reported to Gantman. | Following his [[death]] during his [[election]] campaign, the recordings of acclaimed [[actor]] [[Visteen Krane]]'s speeches are given to the [[Museum of Aural Antiquities]] curated by the [[blindness|blind]] [[Gantman]] and his [[assistant]], Miles Napton, who is researching Krane. [[Amber Dent]] and [[Goff Fotherill]] break in to alter one of Krane's speeches and hear [[whistling]] which Fotherill goes to investigate. He hears somebody using Dent's [[voice]] and unwittingly trespasses outside the security archive where he is killed by the security system with a [[electrocution|lethal charge]], something that is reported to Gantman. | ||
[[The TARDIS]] lands in the museum and [[Sixth Doctor|the Doctor]] and [[Peri Brown|Peri]] go to explore, although Peri is not especially enthused by the view of a dusty corridor on the [[TARDIS scanner|scanner]]. They interrupt Dent as she alters Krane's speech and give chase when she runs away after deleting the change logs, but they come across Fotherill's [[corpse]] and are apprehended by [[Berkeley (Whispers of Terror)|Detective Berkeley]], who believes them to be [[guilty]] of [[breaking and entering]] if not [[murder]]. Berkeley takes them to Gantman in his [[office]] and intends to take them into [[town]] to give statements | [[The TARDIS]] lands in the museum and [[Sixth Doctor|the Doctor]] and [[Peri Brown|Peri]] go to explore, although Peri is not especially enthused by the view of a dusty corridor on the [[TARDIS scanner|scanner]]. They interrupt Dent as she alters Krane's speech and give chase when she runs away after deleting the change logs, but they come across Fotherill's [[corpse]] and are apprehended by [[Berkeley (Whispers of Terror)|Detective Berkeley]], who believes them to be [[guilty]] of [[breaking and entering]] if not [[murder]]. Berkeley takes them to Gantman in his [[office]] and intends to take them into [[town]] to give statements. | ||
Gantman | The Doctor tells Gantman and Berkeley about his encounter with Dent and recalls that she was listening to a speech including the line "No single man is greater than his policies", one which Gantman, whose sense of [[hearing]] and [[memory]] has been enhanced by his lack of vision, remembers as "A single man is greater than his [[policy|policies]]". Wanting to investigate this possible change as well as Fotherill's [[death]], the Doctor insists that he and Peri stay to investigate and are told that [[Beth Pernell]], Krane's agent, will be arriving soon with [[Hans Stengard]] and will be able to confirm what the correct wording is. | ||
In a [[Flashback (narrative)|flashback]] sequence, Fotherill is commanded to meet Dent outside the museum by an [[Answerphone Message|unknown, robotic voice]]. He is assured that she knows what to do. When asked, he confirms that he knows the identity of the voice. | In a [[Flashback (narrative)|flashback]] sequence, Fotherill is commanded to meet Dent outside the museum by an [[Answerphone Message|unknown, robotic voice]]. He is assured that she knows what to do. When asked, he confirms that he knows the identity of the voice. |