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'''Azal''' was the last living [[Dæmon]]. Thousands of years ago, he placed himself in [[suspended animation]] in his spacecraft under [[Devil's Hump]] until the time came to judge if the Dæmons' experiment with [[human]]ity were a success or a failure.
'''Azal''' was the last living [[Dæmon]]. Thousands of years ago, he placed himself in [[suspended animation]] in his spacecraft under [[Devil's Hump]] until the time came to judge if the Dæmons' experiment with [[human]]ity were a success or a failure.


In the late [[20th century]], [[the Master]] awoke Azal, planning to have the Dæmon pass on his power to him. Azal instead offered his power to [[Third Doctor|the Doctor]], who refused. When Azal decided to kill him, [[Jo Grant]] offered to take his place. Azal, unable to comprehend this seemingly irrational act of self-sacrifice, self-destructed. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Dæmons]]'')
In the late [[20th century]], [[the Master (UNIT years)|the Master]] awoke Azal, planning to have the Dæmon pass on his power to him. Azal instead offered his power to [[Third Doctor|the Doctor]], who refused. When Azal decided to kill him, [[Jo Grant]] offered to take his place. Azal, unable to comprehend this seemingly irrational act of self-sacrifice, self-destructed. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Dæmons]]'')


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Revision as of 03:29, 24 November 2009

I am the last of the Dæmons, this planet smells to me of failure! It maybe that I shall destroy it!Azal [The Dæmons [src]]

Azal was the last living Dæmon. Thousands of years ago, he placed himself in suspended animation in his spacecraft under Devil's Hump until the time came to judge if the Dæmons' experiment with humanity were a success or a failure.

In the late 20th century, the Master awoke Azal, planning to have the Dæmon pass on his power to him. Azal instead offered his power to the Doctor, who refused. When Azal decided to kill him, Jo Grant offered to take his place. Azal, unable to comprehend this seemingly irrational act of self-sacrifice, self-destructed. (DW: The Dæmons)