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|species = | |species = Humanoid | ||
|job = Bank manager | |job = Bank manager | ||
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|only = Time Heist (TV story) | |only = Time Heist (TV story) | ||
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|main actor = Keeley Hawes | |main actor = Keeley Hawes | ||
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Director '''Karabraxos''' was the manager of the [[Bank of Karabraxos]]. At one point, she was the wealthiest person in the universe. | |||
To ensure the security of her bank and the loyalty of all her staff, Karabraxos [[clone]]d herself several times, placing the clones in important positions within the bank. These clones, such as [[Delphox|Ms Delphox]], were totally obedient and lived in perpetual fear of their master, who had an unfortunate tendency to "fire" those who failed her. She did this by throwing them into the bank's incinerator. | |||
She also kept a fearsome beast known as [[The Teller (Time Heist)|the Teller]], a telepathic creature who was able to detect and get rid of anyone attempting to break into the bank. Karabraxos kept the Teller in her control by keeping its mate, the only other of its kind left in the universe, in a cell below the bank. | |||
At one point | While in the position of bank manager, Director Karabraxos lived in the bank's private vault, surrounded by all the wealth she had acquired over the years. At one point, however, a solar storm threatened to destroy the bank and all the wealth inside it. Inside her vault, Karabraxos was accosted by the [[Twelfth Doctor]] and his companion [[Clara Oswald|Clara]], as well as [[Psi]] and [[Saibra]], who had been instructed to carry out a heist. There, Karabraxos was informed of the dangers the solar storm posed to her and fled, gathering the best of her treasures into one small suitcase, leaving the robbers, as well as the Teller and its mate, to die. Just before she left, however, the Doctor gave her a piece of paper with a telephone number that would link directly to [[The Doctor's TARDIS|his TARDIS]] and the words, "I'm a time traveller." | ||
[[File:Old Karabraxos.jpg|thumb|left|An elderly Karabraxos calls the Doctor. ([[TV]]: ''[[Time Heist (TV story)|Time Heist]]'')]] | |||
Years later, Karabraxos was haunted by regret after leaving the Teller to die. Finally using the number given her to contact the Doctor, she asked him to break into the bank and to save the Teller, taking them to another planet so they could live in solitude and begin again. The Doctor quickly accepted this mission, and so proceeded to travel to the bank just before the solar storm hit. ([[TV]]: ''[[Time Heist (TV story)|Time Heist]]'') | |||
Years later, Karabraxos was haunted by regret after leaving the Teller to die. Finally using the number given her to contact the Doctor, she asked him to break into the bank and to save the Teller, taking them to another planet so they could live in solitude and begin again. The Doctor quickly accepted this mission, and so proceeded to travel to the bank just before the solar storm hit. | |||
== Behind the scenes == | |||
* The character of [[Nigel Voord-Karabraxos]], from ''[[Fanwatch (webcast)|Fanwatch]]'' (a parodical, but narrative, episode of ''[[The Fan Show]]'') was named half for Director Karabraxos and her Bank, and half for [[Voord|the Voord]]. | |||
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Latest revision as of 10:37, 24 July 2022
Director Karabraxos was the manager of the Bank of Karabraxos. At one point, she was the wealthiest person in the universe.
To ensure the security of her bank and the loyalty of all her staff, Karabraxos cloned herself several times, placing the clones in important positions within the bank. These clones, such as Ms Delphox, were totally obedient and lived in perpetual fear of their master, who had an unfortunate tendency to "fire" those who failed her. She did this by throwing them into the bank's incinerator.
She also kept a fearsome beast known as the Teller, a telepathic creature who was able to detect and get rid of anyone attempting to break into the bank. Karabraxos kept the Teller in her control by keeping its mate, the only other of its kind left in the universe, in a cell below the bank.
While in the position of bank manager, Director Karabraxos lived in the bank's private vault, surrounded by all the wealth she had acquired over the years. At one point, however, a solar storm threatened to destroy the bank and all the wealth inside it. Inside her vault, Karabraxos was accosted by the Twelfth Doctor and his companion Clara, as well as Psi and Saibra, who had been instructed to carry out a heist. There, Karabraxos was informed of the dangers the solar storm posed to her and fled, gathering the best of her treasures into one small suitcase, leaving the robbers, as well as the Teller and its mate, to die. Just before she left, however, the Doctor gave her a piece of paper with a telephone number that would link directly to his TARDIS and the words, "I'm a time traveller."
Years later, Karabraxos was haunted by regret after leaving the Teller to die. Finally using the number given her to contact the Doctor, she asked him to break into the bank and to save the Teller, taking them to another planet so they could live in solitude and begin again. The Doctor quickly accepted this mission, and so proceeded to travel to the bank just before the solar storm hit. (TV: Time Heist)
Behind the scenes[[edit] | [edit source]]
- The character of Nigel Voord-Karabraxos, from Fanwatch (a parodical, but narrative, episode of The Fan Show) was named half for Director Karabraxos and her Bank, and half for the Voord.
