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'''Arthur Stengos''' was one of the finest [[Agronomy|agronomists]] in the galaxy. | '''Arthur Stengos''' was one of the finest [[Agronomy|agronomists]] in the galaxy and an old friend of [[the Doctor]]. | ||
== Biography == | == Biography == | ||
When he passed away, Stengos had himself placed into [[suspended animation]] at [[Tranquil Repose]] on [[Necros]]. It was not like him at all to place himself in suspended animation in the vain hope that someone would find a cure for the organic breakdown of his body. | When he passed away, Stengos had himself placed into [[suspended animation]] at [[Tranquil Repose]] on [[Necros]]. It was not like him at all to place himself in suspended animation in the vain hope that someone would find a cure for the organic breakdown of his body. | ||
The [[Sixth Doctor]] and [[Peri]] arrived on Necros for the funeral, but Stengos' daughter, [[Natasha Stengos]], with the help of a doctor friend, [[Grigory (Revelation of the Daleks)|Grigory]], broke into Tranquil Repose after she couldn't get her father's body from the Courts. She was part of a group that were trying to find out if the [[Resting Ones]] were being taken out of suspended animation, and when they opened Stengos' casket, a mannequin was inside. | The [[Sixth Doctor]] and [[Peri]] arrived on Necros for the funeral, but Stengos' daughter, [[Natasha Stengos|Natasha]], with the help of a doctor friend, [[Grigory (Revelation of the Daleks)|Grigory]], broke into Tranquil Repose after she couldn't get her father's body from the Courts. She was part of a group that were trying to find out if the [[Resting Ones]] were being taken out of suspended animation, and when they opened Stengos' casket, a mannequin was inside. | ||
She later found him: | She later found him: Stengos' head was placed into a [[Glass Dalek]] and he was slowly being changed into a [[Dalek]], going in and out of a Dalek mindset as he spoke to her. She killed her father at his request and the Doctor never saw the state he was in. ([[TV]]: ''[[Revelation of the Daleks]]'') | ||
''According to the New Zealand Doctor Who Fan Club's fan novelisation of the story by Jon Preddle, the Doctor was in his second incarnation when he last met Stengos, and at the time was travelling in the [[the Doctor's TARDIS|TARDIS]] with [[Jamie McCrimmon|Jamie]] and [[Zoe Heriot|Zoe]]. This was not derived from any information given in the televised version.'' | |||
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Revision as of 12:19, 24 March 2013
Arthur Stengos was one of the finest agronomists in the galaxy and an old friend of the Doctor.
Biography
When he passed away, Stengos had himself placed into suspended animation at Tranquil Repose on Necros. It was not like him at all to place himself in suspended animation in the vain hope that someone would find a cure for the organic breakdown of his body.
The Sixth Doctor and Peri arrived on Necros for the funeral, but Stengos' daughter, Natasha, with the help of a doctor friend, Grigory, broke into Tranquil Repose after she couldn't get her father's body from the Courts. She was part of a group that were trying to find out if the Resting Ones were being taken out of suspended animation, and when they opened Stengos' casket, a mannequin was inside.
She later found him: Stengos' head was placed into a Glass Dalek and he was slowly being changed into a Dalek, going in and out of a Dalek mindset as he spoke to her. She killed her father at his request and the Doctor never saw the state he was in. (TV: Revelation of the Daleks)
According to the New Zealand Doctor Who Fan Club's fan novelisation of the story by Jon Preddle, the Doctor was in his second incarnation when he last met Stengos, and at the time was travelling in the TARDIS with Jamie and Zoe. This was not derived from any information given in the televised version.
