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'''Krasko''' was a [[Murder|mass murderer]] | '''Krasko''' was a [[Murder|mass murderer]] imprisoned in [[Stormcage Containment Facility]] in the [[52nd century]]. | ||
== Biography == | == Biography == | ||
=== Imprisonment === | |||
In the [[52nd century]], ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Master Plan (comic story)|The Master Plan]]'') Krasko murdered around 2,000 people and was imprisoned in the [[Stormcage Containment Facility]], ([[TV]]: ''[[Rosa (TV story)|Rosa]]'') his period of imprisonment overlapping with that of {{Delgado}}. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Master Plan (comic story)|The Master Plan]]'') He was subject to rehabilitation and had a [[neural restrictor]] installed into his [[brain]] before he was released, preventing him from inflicting harm or killing any living thing regardless of how much he wanted to. ([[TV]]: ''[[Rosa (TV story)|Rosa]]'') | |||
=== Time meddling === | |||
Krasko believed that black people got "above themselves" and identified the [[Montgomery Bus Boycott]] as when "things started to go wrong". He used [[Krasko's vortex manipulator|a vortex manipulator]] to travel back to [[Alabama]] [[1955]], taking with him time displacement equipment and intending to prevent [[Rosa Parks]] from refusing to give up her seat on [[1 December]] by having [[James Blake]] replaced by [[Elias Griffin Jr]] and limiting the number of passengers. | |||
After detecting and identifying [[the Doctor's TARDIS|the TARDIS]], Krasko found the [[Thirteenth Doctor]], [[Yasmin Khan]], [[Ryan Sinclair]] and [[Graham O'Brien]] with his equipment and threatened to kill them if they did not leave Montgomery. They did not do so and, when Krasko blocked the bus's route with a car, Ryan used his time displacement weapon on him, sending him back in time, ([[TV]]: ''[[Rosa (TV story)|Rosa]]'') likely to the time of the [[dinosaur]]s. ([[WC]]: ''[[Case File Three]]'') | |||
Krasko encountered the Thirteenth Doctor and fam again when he tried to prevent the British repatriation of the [[Taaron Ka]] to [[India]] in [[1950]]. ([[GAME]]: {{Cs|Reparations (game)}}) | |||
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=== Legacy === | |||
After [[Sutekh]]'s [[Death Wave]] in [[2024]], ([[TV]]: {{cs|Empire of Death (TV story)}}) the [[Fifteenth Doctor]] noted Krasko as one of the [[threat]]s which could [[return]] to Earth in his contributions to [[UNIT]]'s [[Gold Archive]]. Uncertain as to whether Krasko would stay in prehistory, the Doctor gave his [[chance]]s of return as [[2 (number)|2]][[Slash (punctuation)|/]][[10 (number)|10]]. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|Watch Out... Who's About? (feature)}}) | |||
== Personality == | |||
Krasko's [[racism]] led him to believe that "things started to go wrong" with [[Rosa Parks]]'s victory. He told Ryan that "[his] kind would be put in [their] place". He was sadistic as he showed no remorse for the two thousand people he had murdered and when recalling his crimes to the Doctor, he smiled with pleasure. He also made a joke about not really remembering how many people he had murdered. | |||
Because of the restrictor in his brain stopping him from inflicting pain or killing other people, Krasko was visibly frustrated when the Doctor snatched the vortex manipulator from his wrist and stomped on it, not being able to strangle her when he managed to overpower her briefly. He also didn't care about the [[Laws of Time]] and what could happen if Rosa Parks did not make her historic victory. ([[TV]]: ''[[Rosa (TV story)|Rosa]]'') | |||
[[Yasmin Khan]] described Krasko as having "anger issues" and an attitude which belonged to the dinosaurs. ([[WC]]: ''[[Case File Three]]'') | |||
[[ | == Appearance == | ||
Ryan called Krasko a "pretty boy". He was able to blend in whilst in [[1955]], dressing in the appropriate fashion as not to raise suspicion. ([[TV]]: ''[[Rosa (TV story)|Rosa]]'') In the real world 1950's American South though, he would have raised suspicion, since leather jackets (especially when worn over white T-shirts) were associated with New York City criminal gangs and the only young men who wore beards were beatniks, thus he would have drawn negative attention, probably including from the police. | |||
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Latest revision as of 14:26, 23 November 2024
Krasko was a mass murderer imprisoned in Stormcage Containment Facility in the 52nd century.
Biography[[edit] | [edit source]]
Imprisonment[[edit] | [edit source]]
In the 52nd century, (COMIC: The Master Plan) Krasko murdered around 2,000 people and was imprisoned in the Stormcage Containment Facility, (TV: Rosa) his period of imprisonment overlapping with that of the Master. (COMIC: The Master Plan) He was subject to rehabilitation and had a neural restrictor installed into his brain before he was released, preventing him from inflicting harm or killing any living thing regardless of how much he wanted to. (TV: Rosa)
Time meddling[[edit] | [edit source]]
Krasko believed that black people got "above themselves" and identified the Montgomery Bus Boycott as when "things started to go wrong". He used a vortex manipulator to travel back to Alabama 1955, taking with him time displacement equipment and intending to prevent Rosa Parks from refusing to give up her seat on 1 December by having James Blake replaced by Elias Griffin Jr and limiting the number of passengers.
After detecting and identifying the TARDIS, Krasko found the Thirteenth Doctor, Yasmin Khan, Ryan Sinclair and Graham O'Brien with his equipment and threatened to kill them if they did not leave Montgomery. They did not do so and, when Krasko blocked the bus's route with a car, Ryan used his time displacement weapon on him, sending him back in time, (TV: Rosa) likely to the time of the dinosaurs. (WC: Case File Three)
Krasko encountered the Thirteenth Doctor and fam again when he tried to prevent the British repatriation of the Taaron Ka to India in 1950. (GAME: Reparations [+]Loading...["Reparations (game)"])
Legacy[[edit] | [edit source]]
After Sutekh's Death Wave in 2024, (TV: Empire of Death [+]Loading...["Empire of Death (TV story)"]) the Fifteenth Doctor noted Krasko as one of the threats which could return to Earth in his contributions to UNIT's Gold Archive. Uncertain as to whether Krasko would stay in prehistory, the Doctor gave his chances of return as 2/10. (PROSE: Watch Out... Who's About? [+]Loading...["Watch Out... Who's About? (feature)"])
Personality[[edit] | [edit source]]
Krasko's racism led him to believe that "things started to go wrong" with Rosa Parks's victory. He told Ryan that "[his] kind would be put in [their] place". He was sadistic as he showed no remorse for the two thousand people he had murdered and when recalling his crimes to the Doctor, he smiled with pleasure. He also made a joke about not really remembering how many people he had murdered.
Because of the restrictor in his brain stopping him from inflicting pain or killing other people, Krasko was visibly frustrated when the Doctor snatched the vortex manipulator from his wrist and stomped on it, not being able to strangle her when he managed to overpower her briefly. He also didn't care about the Laws of Time and what could happen if Rosa Parks did not make her historic victory. (TV: Rosa)
Yasmin Khan described Krasko as having "anger issues" and an attitude which belonged to the dinosaurs. (WC: Case File Three)
Appearance[[edit] | [edit source]]
Ryan called Krasko a "pretty boy". He was able to blend in whilst in 1955, dressing in the appropriate fashion as not to raise suspicion. (TV: Rosa) In the real world 1950's American South though, he would have raised suspicion, since leather jackets (especially when worn over white T-shirts) were associated with New York City criminal gangs and the only young men who wore beards were beatniks, thus he would have drawn negative attention, probably including from the police.
