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'''Riga-Priam''' was a [[planet]] with plentiful [[quartz]] reserves. At some point, [[the Master]] travelled to Riga-Priam with the intent of looting it of its quartz, ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Missy on Trial (short story)|Missy on Trial]]'') but found the planet taken over by the [[Monk (species)| | '''Riga-Priam''' was a [[planet]] with plentiful [[quartz]] reserves. At some point, [[the Master]] travelled to Riga-Priam with the intent of looting it of its quartz, ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Missy on Trial (short story)|Missy on Trial]]'') but found the planet taken over by the [[Monk (species)|Monks]]. The Master tracked down the "lynchpin" of their psychic control over the people of Riga-Priam, who turned out to be a little girl. Without a second thought, the renegade then chucked the little girl into an active [[volcano]], freeing Riga-Prima — and leaving the Master free to rob them — at the cost of the girl's life. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Lie of the Land (TV story)|The Lie of the Land]]'') | ||
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Latest revision as of 02:42, 4 September 2020
Riga-Priam was a planet with plentiful quartz reserves. At some point, the Master travelled to Riga-Priam with the intent of looting it of its quartz, (PROSE: Missy on Trial) but found the planet taken over by the Monks. The Master tracked down the "lynchpin" of their psychic control over the people of Riga-Priam, who turned out to be a little girl. Without a second thought, the renegade then chucked the little girl into an active volcano, freeing Riga-Prima — and leaving the Master free to rob them — at the cost of the girl's life. (TV: The Lie of the Land)
