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McAllister was a Captain in the Scottish army in 1759. He | McAllister was a Captain in the Scottish army in [[1759]]. He had "bristling black hair and dark little eyes that flicked this way and that" - ([[NSA]]: ''[[The Many Hands]]''). He arrested [[Eleventh Doctor|the Doctor]] for attacking [[Benjamin Franklin]]'s coach, and [[Martha Jones]] for wearing 'pantaloons'. He threatened to lock them up until the Lord Provost decided they could be hanged. He ordered his soldiers to open fire on the walking dead, which angered The Doctor as they were showing no sign of attacking. His soldiers and he retreated, following The Doctor to Reverend Yarwood's church where they waited. McAllister later accompanied The Doctor outside to confront the dead. His opinion of The Doctor eventually changds, and admitting his misjudgment, called The Doctor “A brave man”. | ||
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McAllister was a Captain in the Scottish army in 1759. He had "bristling black hair and dark little eyes that flicked this way and that" - (NSA: The Many Hands). He arrested the Doctor for attacking Benjamin Franklin's coach, and Martha Jones for wearing 'pantaloons'. He threatened to lock them up until the Lord Provost decided they could be hanged. He ordered his soldiers to open fire on the walking dead, which angered The Doctor as they were showing no sign of attacking. His soldiers and he retreated, following The Doctor to Reverend Yarwood's church where they waited. McAllister later accompanied The Doctor outside to confront the dead. His opinion of The Doctor eventually changds, and admitting his misjudgment, called The Doctor “A brave man”.
