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'''Prime''' was a {{w|term of art}} in the discussion of [[alternate universe]]s which designated whatever the speaker regarded as the "main" universe, timeline or even [[Earth]]. Thus, phrases like '''prime universe''' and '''Earth Prime''' were common to those who talked about such things. A version of [[Melanie Bush]] once thought that everyone across the many [[parallel universe]]s would assume that their Earth was the "prime" one. Indeed, at least one version of [[the TARDIS]] could be programmed to travel to an "Earth Prime", which was presumably in the same universe as the "[[Gallifrey]] Prime" of that TARDIS' origin. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Spiral Scratch (novel)|Spiral Scratch]]'') | '''Prime''' was a {{w|term of art}} in the discussion of [[alternate universe]]s which designated whatever the speaker regarded as the "main" universe, timeline or even [[Earth]]. Thus, phrases like '''prime universe''' and '''Earth Prime''' were common to those who talked about such things. A version of [[Melanie Bush]] once thought that everyone across the many [[parallel universe]]s would assume that their Earth was the "prime" one. Indeed, at least one version of [[the TARDIS]] could be programmed to travel to an "Earth Prime", which was presumably in the same universe as the "[[Gallifrey]] Prime" of that TARDIS' origin. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Spiral Scratch (novel)|Spiral Scratch]]'') | ||
[[Category: | When [[Zagreus]] showed the [[Eighth Doctor]] of the [[positive-time universe]] the billion alternatives of [[anti-time]], the Doctor wondered which reality was the real one. Zagreus stated that they were all real and primary to their inhabitants, usually existing separately but sometimes sharing eras. These other prime realities included [[2-D universe|one where the Eighth Doctor visited Oblivion]], [[The Doctor's reality (The Eight Doctors)|one where the Eighth Doctor removed his own heart]], [[Council of Eight's universe|one where Gallifrey was replaced with a timeless diamond]], one where the Time Lords had horrible mind powers, [[Post-War universe|one where the Time Lords were removed from time]], and [[Reality (Auton)|one where Nestenes nearly destroyed the Earth]]. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Zagreus (audio story)|Zagreus]]'') | ||
[[Lethbridge-Stewart's universe (The Forgotten Son)|Lethbridge-Stewart's universe]] was considered by [[the Accord]] to be the primary reality from which the [[multiverse]] branched. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Home Fires Burn (novel)|Home Fires Burn]]'') | |||
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Revision as of 00:09, 31 August 2022
Prime was a term of art in the discussion of alternate universes which designated whatever the speaker regarded as the "main" universe, timeline or even Earth. Thus, phrases like prime universe and Earth Prime were common to those who talked about such things. A version of Melanie Bush once thought that everyone across the many parallel universes would assume that their Earth was the "prime" one. Indeed, at least one version of the TARDIS could be programmed to travel to an "Earth Prime", which was presumably in the same universe as the "Gallifrey Prime" of that TARDIS' origin. (PROSE: Spiral Scratch)
When Zagreus showed the Eighth Doctor of the positive-time universe the billion alternatives of anti-time, the Doctor wondered which reality was the real one. Zagreus stated that they were all real and primary to their inhabitants, usually existing separately but sometimes sharing eras. These other prime realities included one where the Eighth Doctor visited Oblivion, one where the Eighth Doctor removed his own heart, one where Gallifrey was replaced with a timeless diamond, one where the Time Lords had horrible mind powers, one where the Time Lords were removed from time, and one where Nestenes nearly destroyed the Earth. (AUDIO: Zagreus)
Lethbridge-Stewart's universe was considered by the Accord to be the primary reality from which the multiverse branched. (PROSE: Home Fires Burn)
