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== Chapter Titles == | == Chapter Titles == | ||
Round One -- Messages | |||
# Her Body in My Soul | # Her Body in My Soul | ||
# The New Dark Age | # The New Dark Age | ||
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# Taking Sides Again | # Taking Sides Again | ||
# The Place You Fear the Most | # The Place You Fear the Most | ||
Round Two -- Dreaming | |||
# Dream of Me | # Dream of Me | ||
# (Forever) Live and Die | # (Forever) Live and Die | ||
# Watch Us Fall | # Watch Us Fall | ||
Round Three -- Universal | |||
# Then You Turn Away | # Then You Turn Away | ||
# She's Leaving | # She's Leaving | ||
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# Very Close To Far Away | # Very Close To Far Away | ||
# Love and Hate You | # Love and Hate You | ||
Round Four -- Annex | |||
# All Wrapped Up | # All Wrapped Up | ||
# Victory Waltz | # Victory Waltz | ||
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* [[Lawrence Miles]] criticised [[Gary Russell]], targeting this work in particular. He stated that it was the lowest rated ''Doctor Who'' novel of all time.<ref name="Miles Interview"> [http://web.archive.org/web/20050301095733/http:/planeteleven.co.uk/features/lmia/lastever.php Lawrence Miles : The Last Ever Interview 28th May 2000]</ref> | * [[Lawrence Miles]] criticised [[Gary Russell]], targeting this work in particular. He stated that it was the lowest rated ''Doctor Who'' novel of all time.<ref name="Miles Interview"> [http://web.archive.org/web/20050301095733/http:/planeteleven.co.uk/features/lmia/lastever.php Lawrence Miles : The Last Ever Interview 28th May 2000]</ref> | ||
* Each chapter in the book is the title of a song by {{w|Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark}}. | * Each chapter in the book is the title of a song by {{w|Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark}}. | ||
* This book identifies [[Jelpax]] as being the Time Lord responsible for sending [[Fourth Doctor|The Doctor]] back in time to avert the creation of the [[Daleks]]. ([[TV]]:''[[Genesis of the Daleks (TV story)|Genesis of the Daleks]]'') This is directly contradicted by the [[Big Finish Productions]] story [[Gallifrey (audio series)|Gallifrey]]: ''[[Ascension (audio story)|Ascension]]'', in which [[Narvin]] orders [[Valyes]] to complete this task. | |||
== Continuity == | == Continuity == | ||
* The [[First Doctor]], [[Steven Taylor]] and [[Dodo Chaplet]] encountered the Celestial Toymaker. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Celestial Toymaker (TV story)|The Celestial Toymaker]]'') | * The [[First Doctor]], [[Steven Taylor]] and [[Dodo Chaplet]] encountered the Celestial Toymaker. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Celestial Toymaker (TV story)|The Celestial Toymaker]]'') | ||
== Footnotes == | == Footnotes == | ||
Revision as of 15:16, 23 January 2015
Divided Loyalties was the twenty-sixth BBC Past Doctor Adventures novel. It featured the Fifth Doctor, Adric, Nyssa and Tegan Jovanka. This was the first Past Doctor Adventures novel to feature this line up of Doctor and companions and the first full length novel to do so since 1996's Cold Fusion. This was the first, and as of 2014[update], only full length novel to feature the Celestial Toymaker.
Publisher's summary
There are some evils in the universe that need to be fought. And others that need redeeming...
Many years ago the First Doctor, a student at the Academy on Gallifrey, lost a friend to the mysterious and malevolent force known as the Celestial Toymaker. Now, in his fifth incarnation, the Doctor receives a telepathic call from his long-lost classmate, begging for help.
As he sets out to rescue his friend and exact revenge, the Doctor's companions become increasingly involved. Adric, determined to justify his place aboard the TARDIS, opts to face the Toymaker's game challenges while Nyssa, angered by the Doctor's actions, finds herself excluded by the people she thought were her friends. And what is the connection between the Toymaker and the planet Dymok, whose comatose inhabitants find a new saviour in the shape of Tegan Jovanka?
Chapter Titles
Round One -- Messages
- Her Body in My Soul
- The New Dark Age
- The Beginning and the End
- Of All the Things We've Made
- Mysterreality
- The Lights Are Going Out
- Pretending to See the Future
- Garden City
- Taking Sides Again
- The Place You Fear the Most
Round Two -- Dreaming
- Dream of Me
- (Forever) Live and Die
- Watch Us Fall
Round Three -- Universal
- Then You Turn Away
- She's Leaving
- All That Glitters
- Never Turn Away
- Very Close To Far Away
- Love and Hate You
Round Four -- Annex
- All Wrapped Up
- Victory Waltz
- Best Years of Our Lives
Plot
to be added
Characters
References
Foods and beverages
- Adric doesn't know what pizza is.
Individuals
- While attempting to turn Adric against the Doctor, the Toymaker creates a hallucination of a childhood friend of Adric, who reminds him about some of the things he's run into with the Doctor, including Great Vampires, Tharils, the Tremas Master, the Ferutu and Terileptils.
Species
- Rassilon gave the Great Old Ones names. These included Hastur, Yog-Sothoth, Shub-Niggurath, Cthulhu, Melefescent, Tor-Gasukk, Lloigor, Gog and Magog, Nyarlathotep, Dagon and Raag, Nah and Rok.
Timeline
- Tegan left Earth (the first time) on 28 February 1981.
Time Lords
- The Doctor, while at the Academy on Gallifrey, was one of the Deca, an elite group that included Koschei, Ushas, Drax, the Monk and Magnus.
- In a flashback Vansell, Azmael and Borusa are also seen.
- Also in the flashback scene, the Doctor and Rallon meet up with Badger.
Notes
- Lawrence Miles criticised Gary Russell, targeting this work in particular. He stated that it was the lowest rated Doctor Who novel of all time.[1]
- Each chapter in the book is the title of a song by Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark.
- This book identifies Jelpax as being the Time Lord responsible for sending The Doctor back in time to avert the creation of the Daleks. (TV:Genesis of the Daleks) This is directly contradicted by the Big Finish Productions story Gallifrey: Ascension, in which Narvin orders Valyes to complete this task.
Continuity
- The First Doctor, Steven Taylor and Dodo Chaplet encountered the Celestial Toymaker. (TV: The Celestial Toymaker)
Footnotes
External links
- Divided Loyalties at the Doctor Who Reference Guide
- The Discontinuity Guide to: Divided Loyalties at The Whoniverse
- The Cloister Library: Divided Loyalties
