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}}'''{{PAGENAME}}''' was a piece of art, showing Gallifrey in the last days of the [[Time War]]. Originally thought to depict the end of Gallifrey, it turned out to save Gallifrey, as it showed the pocket dimension Gallifrey was in. ([[TV]]: [[The Day of the Doctor (TV story)|''The Day of the Doctor '']]) | }}'''{{PAGENAME}}''' was a piece of art, showing [[Gallifrey]] in the last days of the [[Last Great Time War]]. Originally thought to depict the end of Gallifrey, it turned out to save Gallifrey, as it showed the pocket dimension Gallifrey was in. It was believed that it had two titles, ''Gallifrey Falls'' and ''No More'', but the [[Curator (The Day of the Doctor)|curator]] of the [[National Gallery]] knew its true title and purpose. ([[TV]]: [[The Day of the Doctor (TV story)|''The Day of the Doctor'']]) | ||
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Gallifrey Falls No More was a piece of art, showing Gallifrey in the last days of the Last Great Time War. Originally thought to depict the end of Gallifrey, it turned out to save Gallifrey, as it showed the pocket dimension Gallifrey was in. It was believed that it had two titles, Gallifrey Falls and No More, but the curator of the National Gallery knew its true title and purpose. (TV: The Day of the Doctor)
