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Darial Cho is a sculptor who is fairly persecuted due to her choice of artistic medium - she carves people up, kills them, and puts them on display, all as a form of artistic expression. She refers to it as "creative homicide", and dislikes when River Song simply puts it as "murdering people for art". She believes people should be grateful if she chooses to use them for one of her pieces, and says she would like to make River Song into a piece entitled "The Silenced Song". ([[AUDIO|Audio]]: [[The Bekdel Test (audio story)|The Bekdel Test]])
'''Darial Cho''' was a [[sculptor]] who was fairly persecuted due to her choice of artistic medium - she carved people up, killed them, and put them on display, all as a form of artistic expression. She referred to the process as "creative homicide", and disliked when [[River Song]] simply put it as "murdering people for art". She believed people should be grateful to be chosen as one of her pieces, and wished to make River into a piece entitled "The Silenced Song". ([[AUDIO]]: {{cs|The Bekdel Test (audio story)}})
 
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Darial Cho was a sculptor who was fairly persecuted due to her choice of artistic medium - she carved people up, killed them, and put them on display, all as a form of artistic expression. She referred to the process as "creative homicide", and disliked when River Song simply put it as "murdering people for art". She believed people should be grateful to be chosen as one of her pieces, and wished to make River into a piece entitled "The Silenced Song". (AUDIO: The Bekdel Test [+]Loading...["The Bekdel Test (audio story)"])