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|image = The Division.jpg | |image = The Division.jpg | ||
|aka = | |aka = | ||
|affiliation = [[Time Lord]]s | |affiliation = [[Time Lord]]s | ||
|bases = [[Gallifrey]] | |bases = [[Gallifrey]], [[Division Control]] | ||
|leader = | |leader = [[Tecteun]] | ||
|members = [[Solpado]], [[Seventh Timeless Child]], [[Fugitive Doctor]], [[Karvanista]], [[Gat]], [[En Sentac]], [[K-Toscs]] | |members = [[Solpado]], [[Seventh Timeless Child]], [[Fugitive Doctor]], [[Karvanista]], [[Gat]], [[Ko Sharmus]], [[En Sentac]], [[K-Toscs]], [[Rogue Angel]], [[Extraction Squad]], [[Ood (Survivors of the Flux)|Ood]] | ||
|size = | |size = | ||
|first cs = Fugitive of the Judoon (TV story) | |||
|appearances = {{il|[[TV]]: {{cs|The Timeless Children (TV story)}}|[[TV]]: {{cs|The Halloween Apocalypse (TV story)}}|[[TV]]: {{cs|Once, Upon Time (TV story)}}|[[TV]]: {{cs|Village of the Angels (TV story)}}|[[TV]]: {{cs|Survivors of the Flux (TV story)}}|[[TV]]: {{cs|The Vanquishers (TV story)}}|[[COMIC]]: {{cs|Origins (comic story)}}|[[GAME]]: {{cs|Worlds Apart (video game)}}}} | |||
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'''The Division''' was a shadowy organisation | '''The Division''' (or simply '''Division''') was a shadowy organisation founded on [[Gallifrey]] by the early [[Time Lord]]s. | ||
In [[Timeless Child|an existence]] [[The Doctor's early life|prior]] to the earliest memories retained by the [[Thirteenth Doctor]], which spanned their [[Fugitive Doctor|"Fugitive" incarnation]], [[the Doctor]] worked as a Division operative, albeit under duress. ([[TV]]: ''[[Fugitive of the Judoon (TV story)|Fugitive of the Judoon]]'', ''[[Once, Upon Time (TV story)|Once, Upon Time]]'') | |||
With orthodox Time Lords maintaining an official policy of [[non-interference policy|non-interference]], the Division was founded to account for the fact that "policy and reality sometimes differ[red]", ([[TV]]: ''[[The Timeless Children (TV story)|The Timeless Children]]'') with the purpose of ensuring the safety of Gallifrey's [[Mutter's Spiral|galaxy]]. Over time, its horizons "broadened", until, by the [[Thirteenth Doctor]]'s time, it was guiding and shaping events across [[space]] and [[time]], passing judgement on entire [[civilisation]]s to assess whether they needed to be "enlightened" by Division's efforts. ([[TV]]: ''[[Survivors of the Flux (TV story)|Survivors of the Flux]]'') | |||
Employing agents of all species, ([[TV]]: ''[[Village of the Angels (TV story)|Village of the Angels]]'') including ones from other [[dimension]]s, ([[TV]]: ''[[Survivors of the Flux (TV story)|Survivors of the Flux]]'') they became [[Division Control|based]] outside [[N-Space|the universe]], studying [[multiverse]]s beyond their own and coming to view their home universe as expendable, ([[TV]]: ''[[Survivors of the Flux (TV story)|Survivors of the Flux]]'') having [[Restoration of the Cyber-Empire|outlived]] Gallifrey itself. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Timeless Children (TV story)|The Timeless Children]]'') With leadership eventually reverting to [[Tecteun]], the Division initiated a plan to destroy the universe due to it being contaminated by the Doctor's influence, using [[the Flux]] and even their own old enemies the [[Ravager (The Halloween Apocalypse)|Ravager]]. However, the plan backfired with the Ravagers finding their way to the Division's outpost in [[the Void]], killing Tecteun and taking control of the ship and Flux. ([[TV]]: ''[[Survivors of the Flux (TV story)|Survivors of the Flux]]'') | |||
Officially, the Division did not exist nor had operatives, and its history was mostly redacted from [[the Matrix]]. ([[TV]]: | == History == | ||
=== Early history === | |||
Officially, the Division did not exist nor had operatives, and its history was mostly redacted from [[the Matrix]]. ([[TV]]: {{cs|The Timeless Children (TV story)}}) The Division began on [[Gallifrey]], but outgrew the [[Time Lord]]s after they swore a [[non-interference policy|policy of non-intervention]], and instead sought to control the universe, beginning with the [[Mutter's Spiral|local galaxy]]. ([[TV]]: {{cs|Survivors of the Flux (TV story)}}) | |||
At some point in Division history, the Division was no longer [[The Division Gallifreyan outpost|based on Gallifrey]], and instead operated from a [[Division Control|Control ship]] beyond the boundary of [[N-Space|the Doctor's universe]], in the space between this universe and [[Universe Two|another]]. From here, they took the widest view on history, controlling other worlds from afar, as complete outsiders. ([[TV]]: {{cs|Survivors of the Flux (TV story)}}) | |||
An early [[incarnation]] of [[the Doctor]], during their period as the [[Timeless Child]], was contacted, tested and recruited into the Division by [[Solpado]]. ([[TV]]: {{cs|The Timeless Children (TV story)}}) During her service to the Division, the [[Fugitive Doctor]] was sent alongside [[Karvanista]] and two other Division agents to capture [[Old Swarm|Swarm]] and [[Azure (The Halloween Apocalypse)|Azure]] after they seized the [[Temple of Atropos]]. This was the [[Siege of Atropos]], in which the Time Lords' structure for [[Time (planet)|Time]] was ultimately restored. ([[TV]]: {{cs|Once, Upon Time (TV story)}}) | |||
In the aftermath, Swarm was successfully imprisoned. ([[TV]]: {{cs|Once, Upon Time (TV story)}}) He was kept on the [[Burnished Rage battleground]], with Division agents visiting once every thousand years to check he was secure. [[En Sentac]] was an agent who served on many of these tours. ([[TV]]: {{cs|The Halloween Apocalypse (TV story)}}) | |||
== | [[File:OriginsTitan.jpg|thumb|left|The [[Fugitive Doctor]] and [[Taslo]]; agents of the Division. ([[COMIC]]: {{cs|Origins (comic story)}})]] | ||
[[File:Inscription Division Clock The Timeless Children.jpg|thumb|"For Services To The Division" ([[TV]]: | The Division was used by a member of the [[High Council]] to attempt genocide Time Lords who had settled on alien worlds and adopted alien bodies via [[regeneration]], claiming they posed an imminent threat that needed neutralising. The mission was given to the [[Fugitive Doctor]] and [[Taslo]], who was actually working for the councillor and planting explosives on each colony the Doctor investigated. The Doctor deduced the true nature of the mission and had fellow agent [[Gat]] help her arrest the councillor and Taslo, and later discovered Taslo had left her a secret message to enable her to rescue the colonists after a change of heart. The Doctor subsequently decided to abandon Gallifrey, ([[COMIC]]: {{cs|Origins (comic story)}}) fleeing the Division and hiding out on [[Earth]] under a [[Chameleon Arch]] to avoid detection. Gat employed a troop of [[Judoon]] to capture her. They traced the Doctor to [[Gloucester]] in [[2020]], but the Doctor tricked Gat into shooting herself, and escaped in [[The Doctor's TARDIS (Fugitive of the Judoon)|her TARDIS]]. ([[TV]]: {{cs|Fugitive of the Judoon (TV story)}}) With him having been abandoned by the Doctor, the Division placed a [[synaptic collider]] in Karvanista's brain that would kill him within 3 seconds if he revealed anything about his work for the Division. ([[TV]]: {{cs|The Vanquishers (TV story)}}) | ||
According to one account, [[Ko Sharmus]] was another [[Gallifreyan]] agent of the Division in the "distant past" until he "came to disagree with the Division's methods and sought to challenge their authority", ([[GAME]]: {{cs|Worlds Apart (video game)}}) becoming the noted [[general]] and [[rebel]] on the human side of the [[Cyber-Wars]] whom the [[Thirteenth Doctor]] would later encounter, never learning of his origins. ([[TV]]: {{cs|Ascension of the Cybermen (TV story)}}/{{cs|The Timeless Children (TV story)}}) | |||
=== Rewriting the Doctor === | |||
[[File:Inscription Division Clock The Timeless Children.jpg|thumb|"For Services To The Division" ([[TV]]: {{cs|The Timeless Children (TV story)}})]] | |||
Eventually, the Division thanked the Doctor for their service, then wiped their [[memory|memories]], ([[TV]]: {{cs|The Timeless Children (TV story)}}) storing them in a [[biodata module]], ([[TV]]: {{cs|Survivors of the Flux (TV story)}}) the same technology used with a [[Chameleon Arch]] to store a Time Lord's identity. ([[TV]]: {{cs|Human Nature (TV story)}} / {{cs|The Family of Blood (TV story)}}, {{cs|Utopia (TV story)}}) | |||
To [[Tecteun]], later regarded as a leader, the Doctor was a subject for experimentation, much like the universe would become to her. ([[TV]]: {{cs|Survivors of the Flux (TV story)}}) All records within [[the Matrix]] were purged which might reveal the Doctor's original identity, although there was an [[Brendan (Ascension of the Cybermen)|allegorical account]], well-hidden. ([[TV]]: {{cs|The Timeless Children (TV story)}}) | |||
=== Thirteenth Doctor's discoveries === | |||
The [[Thirteenth Doctor]] first encountered the Division when she became embroiled with the [[Judoon]] hired to find her [[Fugitive Doctor|fugitive incarnation]] in Gloucester. Witnessing her younger self, whom she had no memory of, escape from [[Gat]], the Doctor was left disturbed by the experience. ([[TV]]: {{cs|Fugitive of the Judoon (TV story)}}) | |||
Digging deep into [[the Matrix]], {{Dhawan}} discovered the history of the Timeless Child including the Division. He found a fictional story of [[Brendan (Ascension of the Cybermen)|Brendan]] masking hidden data in the Matrix, with one of the clues to the truth was that the [[carriage clock]] he was given upon his retirement was dedicated for "services to the Division" instead of the Garda. He broadcast the story to the Thirteenth Doctor's mind, ([[TV]]: {{cs|The Timeless Children (TV story)}}) as she was battling [[Ashad]]'s [[Cyber-Warrior|Cyber Warriors]] and [[Cyberguard|Cyber Guard]]. After she reached [[the Boundary]], ([[TV]]: {{cs|Ascension of the Cybermen (TV story)}}) the Master linked it to the ruins of Gallifrey and forced the Doctor to come with him. There he used the Matrix to show her true history, including her connection to the Division. ([[TV]]: {{cs|The Timeless Children (TV story)}}) | |||
Shortly after she learnt the truth, a [[Judoon Cold Case Unit|Judoon cold case unit]] transmatted inside the Thirteenth Doctor's [[The Doctor's TARDIS|TARDIS]] and imprisoned her inside a [[maximum security facility]] for her crimes against the Division, ([[TV]]: {{cs|The Timeless Children (TV story)}}) as well as 7000 other crimes, though she ultimately escaped with the aid of [[Jack Harkness]]. ([[TV]]: {{cs|Revolution of the Daleks (TV story)}}) | |||
The Doctor sought out [[Karvanista]] for information on the organization, as he was the only surviving Division agent she could find. Karvanista refused to answer her questions and kept setting traps to get rid of her. ([[TV]]: {{cs|The Halloween Apocalypse (TV story)}}) | |||
=== End plan for the universe === | |||
[[File:Doctor confronts Tecteun (SOTF).jpg|thumb|left|[[Awsok Tecteun|Tecteun]], leader of the Division. ([[TV]]: {{cs|Survivors of the Flux (TV story)}})]] | |||
Now led by [[Tecteun]], in her [[Awsok Tecteun|"Awsok" incarnation]], the Division learned of the Doctor's discoveries, and decided to abandon [[N-Space|this universe]] for the [[Universe Two|next one]], instigating a plan to destroy the universe which had been in the works for a long time, ([[TV]]: {{cs|Survivors of the Flux (TV story)}}) finally releasing [[the Flux]], to destroy [[space]], and the [[Ravager (The Halloween Apocalypse)|Ravagers]], [[Swarm (The Halloween Apocalypse)|Swarm]] and [[Azure (The Halloween Apocalypse)|Azure]], to bring an end to structural [[time]]. ([[TV]]: {{cs|Once, Upon Time (TV story)}}) | |||
[[En Sentac]] served their final tour, checking Swarm was secure in his [[containment chamber]]. Swarm found his opportunity to breach the chamber and killed them, allowing him to [[regenerate]] into a [[New Swarm|new form]]. Swarm then freed his sister, ([[TV]]: {{cs|The Halloween Apocalypse (TV story)}}) and they proceeded to overtake the [[Temple of Atropos]] once more, ([[TV]]: {{cs|War of the Sontarans (TV story)}}) triggering the [[Great Disruption]]. At the heart of the [[time storm]], the Thirteenth Doctor relived the original siege within [[the Doctor's time stream|her time stream]], providing some answers to her questions. After she restored the [[Mouri]] and repaired time, Tecteun contacted the Doctor to warn her off further attempts to stop the inevitable end of the universe. ([[TV]]: {{cs|Once, Upon Time (TV story)}}) | |||
[[File:The Doctor in the Village of the Angels.jpg|thumb|right|The [[Extraction Squad]] capture the Doctor. ([[TV]]: {{cs|Village of the Angels (TV story)}})]] | |||
After [[Weeping Angel (Once, Upon Time)|one Weeping Angel]] went rogue with knowledge of the Division's entire history, an [[Extraction Squad]] of Angels was sent to retrieve it. The rogue Angel made a deal to hand over the Thirteenth Doctor to the Division instead. She was considered more valuable, and was recalled to Division by the Weeping Angels. ([[TV]]: {{cs|Village of the Angels (TV story)}}) On [[Division Control]], all the way out in [[the Void|the void]] between [[universe|dimensions]], Tecteun revealed herself to the Doctor, explained the Division's plans, and made sure to highlight that it was in fact [[The Doctor#Influence|the Doctor's influence on the universe]] which "forced" them to seek this option, as they could never account for her actions, nor her power to inspire others. ([[TV]]: {{cs|Survivors of the Flux (TV story)}}) | |||
She tempted the Doctor with the [[biodata module]] containing her stolen memories, but the Doctor did not waver in her intentions, vowing to destroy the Division and save the universe. Their confrontation was interrupted by Swarm and Azure, who had infiltrated the base, creating a [[psycho-temporal bridge]] to finally reach them. Having been pawns in her game, the Ravagers killed Tecteun, out of [[revenge]] for their capture and imprisonment, thus leaving the Division in a power vacuum. ([[TV]]: {{cs|Survivors of the Flux (TV story)}}) | |||
== Behind the scenes == | == Behind the scenes == | ||
* Though no link has been drawn in-story, the creation of a secret Gallifreyan organisation with authority to break the Time Lords' non-interference protocols, overseen by [[Tecteun|one of Gallifrey's Founders]], is strikingly similar to the depiction of the origins of the [[Celestial Intervention Agency]] under the helm of [[Rassilon]] in such stories as ''[[The Legacy of Gallifrey (short story)|The Legacy of Gallifrey]]''. In turn, the [[Fugitive Doctor]] acting as a reluctant Division agent in a forgotten era of the Doctor's life in ''[[Fugitive of the Judoon (TV story)|Fugitive of the Judoon]]'' is similar to the [[Second Doctor]] reluctantly becoming a CIA agent in the "[[Season 6B]]" era. | * Though no link has been drawn in-story, the creation of a secret Gallifreyan organisation with authority to break the Time Lords' non-interference protocols, overseen by [[Tecteun|one of Gallifrey's Founders]], is strikingly similar to the depiction of the origins of the [[Celestial Intervention Agency]] under the helm of [[Rassilon]] in such stories as ''[[The Legacy of Gallifrey (short story)|The Legacy of Gallifrey]]''. In turn, the [[Fugitive Doctor]] acting as a reluctant Division agent in a forgotten era of the Doctor's life in ''[[Fugitive of the Judoon (TV story)|Fugitive of the Judoon]]'' is similar to the [[Second Doctor]] reluctantly becoming a CIA agent in the "[[Season 6B]]" era. | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:26, 19 September 2024
The Division (or simply Division) was a shadowy organisation founded on Gallifrey by the early Time Lords.
In an existence prior to the earliest memories retained by the Thirteenth Doctor, which spanned their "Fugitive" incarnation, the Doctor worked as a Division operative, albeit under duress. (TV: Fugitive of the Judoon, Once, Upon Time)
With orthodox Time Lords maintaining an official policy of non-interference, the Division was founded to account for the fact that "policy and reality sometimes differ[red]", (TV: The Timeless Children) with the purpose of ensuring the safety of Gallifrey's galaxy. Over time, its horizons "broadened", until, by the Thirteenth Doctor's time, it was guiding and shaping events across space and time, passing judgement on entire civilisations to assess whether they needed to be "enlightened" by Division's efforts. (TV: Survivors of the Flux)
Employing agents of all species, (TV: Village of the Angels) including ones from other dimensions, (TV: Survivors of the Flux) they became based outside the universe, studying multiverses beyond their own and coming to view their home universe as expendable, (TV: Survivors of the Flux) having outlived Gallifrey itself. (TV: The Timeless Children) With leadership eventually reverting to Tecteun, the Division initiated a plan to destroy the universe due to it being contaminated by the Doctor's influence, using the Flux and even their own old enemies the Ravager. However, the plan backfired with the Ravagers finding their way to the Division's outpost in the Void, killing Tecteun and taking control of the ship and Flux. (TV: Survivors of the Flux)
History[[edit] | [edit source]]
Early history[[edit] | [edit source]]
Officially, the Division did not exist nor had operatives, and its history was mostly redacted from the Matrix. (TV: The Timeless Children [+]Loading...["The Timeless Children (TV story)"]) The Division began on Gallifrey, but outgrew the Time Lords after they swore a policy of non-intervention, and instead sought to control the universe, beginning with the local galaxy. (TV: Survivors of the Flux [+]Loading...["Survivors of the Flux (TV story)"])
At some point in Division history, the Division was no longer based on Gallifrey, and instead operated from a Control ship beyond the boundary of the Doctor's universe, in the space between this universe and another. From here, they took the widest view on history, controlling other worlds from afar, as complete outsiders. (TV: Survivors of the Flux [+]Loading...["Survivors of the Flux (TV story)"])
An early incarnation of the Doctor, during their period as the Timeless Child, was contacted, tested and recruited into the Division by Solpado. (TV: The Timeless Children [+]Loading...["The Timeless Children (TV story)"]) During her service to the Division, the Fugitive Doctor was sent alongside Karvanista and two other Division agents to capture Swarm and Azure after they seized the Temple of Atropos. This was the Siege of Atropos, in which the Time Lords' structure for Time was ultimately restored. (TV: Once, Upon Time [+]Loading...["Once, Upon Time (TV story)"])
In the aftermath, Swarm was successfully imprisoned. (TV: Once, Upon Time [+]Loading...["Once, Upon Time (TV story)"]) He was kept on the Burnished Rage battleground, with Division agents visiting once every thousand years to check he was secure. En Sentac was an agent who served on many of these tours. (TV: The Halloween Apocalypse [+]Loading...["The Halloween Apocalypse (TV story)"])
The Division was used by a member of the High Council to attempt genocide Time Lords who had settled on alien worlds and adopted alien bodies via regeneration, claiming they posed an imminent threat that needed neutralising. The mission was given to the Fugitive Doctor and Taslo, who was actually working for the councillor and planting explosives on each colony the Doctor investigated. The Doctor deduced the true nature of the mission and had fellow agent Gat help her arrest the councillor and Taslo, and later discovered Taslo had left her a secret message to enable her to rescue the colonists after a change of heart. The Doctor subsequently decided to abandon Gallifrey, (COMIC: Origins [+]Loading...["Origins (comic story)"]) fleeing the Division and hiding out on Earth under a Chameleon Arch to avoid detection. Gat employed a troop of Judoon to capture her. They traced the Doctor to Gloucester in 2020, but the Doctor tricked Gat into shooting herself, and escaped in her TARDIS. (TV: Fugitive of the Judoon [+]Loading...["Fugitive of the Judoon (TV story)"]) With him having been abandoned by the Doctor, the Division placed a synaptic collider in Karvanista's brain that would kill him within 3 seconds if he revealed anything about his work for the Division. (TV: The Vanquishers [+]Loading...["The Vanquishers (TV story)"])
According to one account, Ko Sharmus was another Gallifreyan agent of the Division in the "distant past" until he "came to disagree with the Division's methods and sought to challenge their authority", (GAME: Worlds Apart [+]Loading...["Worlds Apart (video game)"]) becoming the noted general and rebel on the human side of the Cyber-Wars whom the Thirteenth Doctor would later encounter, never learning of his origins. (TV: Ascension of the Cybermen [+]Loading...["Ascension of the Cybermen (TV story)"]/The Timeless Children [+]Loading...["The Timeless Children (TV story)"])
Rewriting the Doctor[[edit] | [edit source]]
Eventually, the Division thanked the Doctor for their service, then wiped their memories, (TV: The Timeless Children [+]Loading...["The Timeless Children (TV story)"]) storing them in a biodata module, (TV: Survivors of the Flux [+]Loading...["Survivors of the Flux (TV story)"]) the same technology used with a Chameleon Arch to store a Time Lord's identity. (TV: Human Nature [+]Loading...["Human Nature (TV story)"] / The Family of Blood [+]Loading...["The Family of Blood (TV story)"], Utopia [+]Loading...["Utopia (TV story)"])
To Tecteun, later regarded as a leader, the Doctor was a subject for experimentation, much like the universe would become to her. (TV: Survivors of the Flux [+]Loading...["Survivors of the Flux (TV story)"]) All records within the Matrix were purged which might reveal the Doctor's original identity, although there was an allegorical account, well-hidden. (TV: The Timeless Children [+]Loading...["The Timeless Children (TV story)"])
Thirteenth Doctor's discoveries[[edit] | [edit source]]
The Thirteenth Doctor first encountered the Division when she became embroiled with the Judoon hired to find her fugitive incarnation in Gloucester. Witnessing her younger self, whom she had no memory of, escape from Gat, the Doctor was left disturbed by the experience. (TV: Fugitive of the Judoon [+]Loading...["Fugitive of the Judoon (TV story)"])
Digging deep into the Matrix, the Spy Master discovered the history of the Timeless Child including the Division. He found a fictional story of Brendan masking hidden data in the Matrix, with one of the clues to the truth was that the carriage clock he was given upon his retirement was dedicated for "services to the Division" instead of the Garda. He broadcast the story to the Thirteenth Doctor's mind, (TV: The Timeless Children [+]Loading...["The Timeless Children (TV story)"]) as she was battling Ashad's Cyber Warriors and Cyber Guard. After she reached the Boundary, (TV: Ascension of the Cybermen [+]Loading...["Ascension of the Cybermen (TV story)"]) the Master linked it to the ruins of Gallifrey and forced the Doctor to come with him. There he used the Matrix to show her true history, including her connection to the Division. (TV: The Timeless Children [+]Loading...["The Timeless Children (TV story)"])
Shortly after she learnt the truth, a Judoon cold case unit transmatted inside the Thirteenth Doctor's TARDIS and imprisoned her inside a maximum security facility for her crimes against the Division, (TV: The Timeless Children [+]Loading...["The Timeless Children (TV story)"]) as well as 7000 other crimes, though she ultimately escaped with the aid of Jack Harkness. (TV: Revolution of the Daleks [+]Loading...["Revolution of the Daleks (TV story)"])
The Doctor sought out Karvanista for information on the organization, as he was the only surviving Division agent she could find. Karvanista refused to answer her questions and kept setting traps to get rid of her. (TV: The Halloween Apocalypse [+]Loading...["The Halloween Apocalypse (TV story)"])
End plan for the universe[[edit] | [edit source]]
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Now led by Tecteun, in her "Awsok" incarnation, the Division learned of the Doctor's discoveries, and decided to abandon this universe for the next one, instigating a plan to destroy the universe which had been in the works for a long time, (TV: Survivors of the Flux [+]Loading...["Survivors of the Flux (TV story)"]) finally releasing the Flux, to destroy space, and the Ravagers, Swarm and Azure, to bring an end to structural time. (TV: Once, Upon Time [+]Loading...["Once, Upon Time (TV story)"])
En Sentac served their final tour, checking Swarm was secure in his containment chamber. Swarm found his opportunity to breach the chamber and killed them, allowing him to regenerate into a new form. Swarm then freed his sister, (TV: The Halloween Apocalypse [+]Loading...["The Halloween Apocalypse (TV story)"]) and they proceeded to overtake the Temple of Atropos once more, (TV: War of the Sontarans [+]Loading...["War of the Sontarans (TV story)"]) triggering the Great Disruption. At the heart of the time storm, the Thirteenth Doctor relived the original siege within her time stream, providing some answers to her questions. After she restored the Mouri and repaired time, Tecteun contacted the Doctor to warn her off further attempts to stop the inevitable end of the universe. (TV: Once, Upon Time [+]Loading...["Once, Upon Time (TV story)"])
After one Weeping Angel went rogue with knowledge of the Division's entire history, an Extraction Squad of Angels was sent to retrieve it. The rogue Angel made a deal to hand over the Thirteenth Doctor to the Division instead. She was considered more valuable, and was recalled to Division by the Weeping Angels. (TV: Village of the Angels [+]Loading...["Village of the Angels (TV story)"]) On Division Control, all the way out in the void between dimensions, Tecteun revealed herself to the Doctor, explained the Division's plans, and made sure to highlight that it was in fact the Doctor's influence on the universe which "forced" them to seek this option, as they could never account for her actions, nor her power to inspire others. (TV: Survivors of the Flux [+]Loading...["Survivors of the Flux (TV story)"])
She tempted the Doctor with the biodata module containing her stolen memories, but the Doctor did not waver in her intentions, vowing to destroy the Division and save the universe. Their confrontation was interrupted by Swarm and Azure, who had infiltrated the base, creating a psycho-temporal bridge to finally reach them. Having been pawns in her game, the Ravagers killed Tecteun, out of revenge for their capture and imprisonment, thus leaving the Division in a power vacuum. (TV: Survivors of the Flux [+]Loading...["Survivors of the Flux (TV story)"])
Behind the scenes[[edit] | [edit source]]
- Though no link has been drawn in-story, the creation of a secret Gallifreyan organisation with authority to break the Time Lords' non-interference protocols, overseen by one of Gallifrey's Founders, is strikingly similar to the depiction of the origins of the Celestial Intervention Agency under the helm of Rassilon in such stories as The Legacy of Gallifrey. In turn, the Fugitive Doctor acting as a reluctant Division agent in a forgotten era of the Doctor's life in Fugitive of the Judoon is similar to the Second Doctor reluctantly becoming a CIA agent in the "Season 6B" era.
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