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The '''Battle of GeoComTex''' began when the "last" [[Dalek]], called the [[Metaltron]] by [[Henry van Statten]], escaped from an area within a [[GeoComTex]] facility known as [[The Vault (Dalek)|the Vault]] in [[2012]]. Two hundred security personnel fought the Dalek. All were exterminated without damaging it. The Dalek continued travelling through the facility, up through the facility's staircases. In one skirmish with the facility's remaining security forces, it activated the fire extinguishers, electrocuting all the [[human]]s simultaneously with its weapons' conductivity. | The '''Battle of GeoComTex''' began when the "last" [[Dalek]], called the [[Metaltron]] by [[Henry van Statten]], escaped from an area within a [[GeoComTex]] facility known as [[The Vault (Dalek)|the Vault]] in [[2012]]. Two hundred security personnel fought the Dalek. All were exterminated without damaging it. The Dalek continued travelling through the facility, up through the facility's staircases. In one skirmish with the facility's remaining security forces, it activated the fire extinguishers, electrocuting all the [[human]]s simultaneously with its weapons' conductivity. | ||
The Dalek | The Dalek finally located van Statten, who had held it captive, and nearly killed him, but was halted by [[Rose Tyler]]. Rose had some sway over the Dalek's actions as it had absorbed her [[DNA]] to regenerate itself and escape its captivity. A side effect of this absorption was an awakening of its emotions. Though the [[Ninth Doctor]] threatened to destroy the Dalek with an alien weapon, he was also stopped by Rose, who showed him the Dalek's change. | ||
The Dalek ended its emotion-induced pain by self-destructing. It asked Rose to give this order herself, which she did reluctantly. Following this outcome the facility was sealed off, and van Statten's memory was erased by orders of his assistant, [[Diana Goddard]], in a hostile takeover. ([[TV]]: ''[[Dalek (TV story)|Dalek]]'') | The Dalek ended its emotion-induced pain by self-destructing. It asked Rose to give this order herself, which she did reluctantly. Following this outcome the facility was sealed off, and van Statten's memory was erased by orders of his assistant, [[Diana Goddard]], in a hostile takeover. ([[TV]]: ''[[Dalek (TV story)|Dalek]]'') | ||
[[Category:Conflicts]] | [[Category:Conflicts]] | ||
[[Category:Dalek conflicts]] | [[Category:Dalek conflicts]] | ||
[[Category:21st century Earth-based conflicts]] | [[Category:21st century Earth-based conflicts]] | ||
[[Category:Human conflicts]] | [[Category:Human conflicts]] | ||
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The Battle of GeoComTex began when the "last" Dalek, called the Metaltron by Henry van Statten, escaped from an area within a GeoComTex facility known as the Vault in 2012. Two hundred security personnel fought the Dalek. All were exterminated without damaging it. The Dalek continued travelling through the facility, up through the facility's staircases. In one skirmish with the facility's remaining security forces, it activated the fire extinguishers, electrocuting all the humans simultaneously with its weapons' conductivity.
The Dalek finally located van Statten, who had held it captive, and nearly killed him, but was halted by Rose Tyler. Rose had some sway over the Dalek's actions as it had absorbed her DNA to regenerate itself and escape its captivity. A side effect of this absorption was an awakening of its emotions. Though the Ninth Doctor threatened to destroy the Dalek with an alien weapon, he was also stopped by Rose, who showed him the Dalek's change.
The Dalek ended its emotion-induced pain by self-destructing. It asked Rose to give this order herself, which she did reluctantly. Following this outcome the facility was sealed off, and van Statten's memory was erased by orders of his assistant, Diana Goddard, in a hostile takeover. (TV: Dalek)
