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After infiltrating and stealing something from [[the Capitol]], [[Ace|McShane]] and [[the Eleven]] meet with arms-dealing and people-trafficking [[tour guide]] [[Gabriel Pereira|Gabriel]] in [[Brazil]] to reach coordinates in [[Vale do Javari]] where the Eleven expects they will find [[Hell]]. As they near the location, McShane explains to Gabriel how the Eleven broke into her [[office]] at [[A Charitable Earth]] and offered to help her make [[Seventh Doctor|the Doctor]] pay for how he treated her if he used her [[charity]]'s connections to the [[Ministry for Indigenous Peoples]] to get him access to Vale do Javari. There, the trio are surrounded by an indigenous [[tribe]] in possession of [[laser weapon]]s.
After infiltrating and stealing something from [[the Capitol]], [[Ace|McShane]] and [[the Eleven]] meet with arms-dealing and people-trafficking [[tour guide]] [[Gabriel Pereira|Gabriel]] in [[Brazil]] to reach coordinates in [[Vale do Javari]] where the Eleven expects they will find [[Hell]]. As they near the location, McShane explains to Gabriel how the Eleven broke into her [[office]] at [[A Charitable Earth]] and offered to help her make [[Seventh Doctor|the Doctor]] pay for how he treated her if he used her [[charity]]'s connections to the [[Ministry for Indigenous Peoples]] to get him access to Vale do Javari. There, the trio are surrounded by an indigenous [[tribe]] in possession of [[laser weapon]]s.


The Eleven uses a weapon that leaves the tribespeople unconscious, allowing him, McShane and Gabriel to escape and continue to search for the [[Dark Gate]], something that he could not safely materialise [[the Eleven's TARDIS|his TARDIS]] near. They pass into a [[bubble environment]] inside the tallest [[tree]] on [[Earth]], which was [[invisibility|invisible]] until they neared it, and are forced to wait for a stellar alignment to allow them to continue onwards, so the Eleven enters a [[trance]] to pass the time after telling Gabriel how opening the Dark Gate will end [[the universe]]. McShane secretly meets with the Doctor, who has been listening with an [[earpiece]] and tells her to help the Eleven open the gate.
The Eleven uses a weapon that leaves the tribespeople unconscious, allowing him, McShane and Gabriel to escape and continue to search for the [[Dark Gate]], something that he could not safely materialise [[the Eleven's TARDIS|his TARDIS]] near. They pass through the tallest [[tree]] on [[Earth]], which was [[invisibility|invisible]] until they neared it, into a [[bubble environment]] and and are forced to wait for a stellar alignment to allow them to continue onwards. The Eleven enters a [[trance]] to pass the time after telling Gabriel how opening the Dark Gate will end [[the universe]] and McShane secretly meets with the Doctor, who has been listening with an [[earpiece]] and tells her to help the Eleven open the gate.


=== Part two ===
=== Part two ===
''to be added''
The Eleven leaves his trance just before the celestial convergence causes the bubble environment to become bigger and McShane returns to him and Gabriel from outside, claiming to have been checking on the tribe rather than speaking with the Doctor, who has befriended the [[tribe leader (Dark Universe)|tribe leader]] and convinced him to leave the group alone. They have, the Eleven explains, arrived on a now-nameless [[planet]] where the [[Time Lord]]s hid the Dark Gate upon creating it so that it could not be used whilst still remaining accessible if their need was great.
 
''to be completed''


=== Part three ===
=== Part three ===

Revision as of 16:34, 10 June 2024

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Dark Universe was the two hundred and sixtieth story in Big Finish's monthly range. It was written by Guy Adams and featured Sylvester McCoy as the Seventh Doctor, Sophie Aldred as Ace, Mark Bonnar as the Eleven, Carolyn Pickles as Cardinal Ollistra and Damian Lynch as Rasmus. It was the first in a trilogy of stories pitting the Seventh Doctor against another rogue Time Lord.

Publisher's summary

The Eleven has a plan. A grand plan. An appalling plan. A plan that endangers all life in the cosmos.

With Ace working for the enemy, the Doctor must rely on scheming Time Lord Cardinal Ollistra for help. The stage is set for an epic confrontation.

Because the Doctor has a plan to stop the Eleven. A grand plan. An appalling plan. A plan that endangers all life in the cosmos.

Whichever one of them wins, the Dark Universe won't want to lose...

Plot

Part one

After infiltrating and stealing something from the Capitol, McShane and the Eleven meet with arms-dealing and people-trafficking tour guide Gabriel in Brazil to reach coordinates in Vale do Javari where the Eleven expects they will find Hell. As they near the location, McShane explains to Gabriel how the Eleven broke into her office at A Charitable Earth and offered to help her make the Doctor pay for how he treated her if he used her charity's connections to the Ministry for Indigenous Peoples to get him access to Vale do Javari. There, the trio are surrounded by an indigenous tribe in possession of laser weapons.

The Eleven uses a weapon that leaves the tribespeople unconscious, allowing him, McShane and Gabriel to escape and continue to search for the Dark Gate, something that he could not safely materialise his TARDIS near. They pass through the tallest tree on Earth, which was invisible until they neared it, into a bubble environment and and are forced to wait for a stellar alignment to allow them to continue onwards. The Eleven enters a trance to pass the time after telling Gabriel how opening the Dark Gate will end the universe and McShane secretly meets with the Doctor, who has been listening with an earpiece and tells her to help the Eleven open the gate.

Part two

The Eleven leaves his trance just before the celestial convergence causes the bubble environment to become bigger and McShane returns to him and Gabriel from outside, claiming to have been checking on the tribe rather than speaking with the Doctor, who has befriended the tribe leader and convinced him to leave the group alone. They have, the Eleven explains, arrived on a now-nameless planet where the Time Lords hid the Dark Gate upon creating it so that it could not be used whilst still remaining accessible if their need was great.

to be completed

Part three

to be added

Part four

to be added

Cast

Worldbuilding

Notes

Continuity

Cover gallery

External links