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I've always considered the events of The Curse of Fatal Death as taking place in a parallel universe to N-Space, one where The Time War may not have happened, or The Master had not used up all of his regenerations to begin with. I agree that The Curse of Fatal Death should be considered valid, like any other valid story that disagrees with the """main timeline""" (such as the prose Doctor Who and the Time War, to give a recent example). | I've always considered the events of The Curse of Fatal Death as taking place in a parallel universe to N-Space, one where The Time War may not have happened, or The Master had not used up all of his regenerations to begin with. I agree that The Curse of Fatal Death should be considered valid, like any other valid story that disagrees with the """main timeline""" (such as the prose Doctor Who and the Time War, to give a recent example). | ||
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I've always considered the events of The Curse of Fatal Death as taking place in a parallel universe to N-Space, one where The Time War may not have happened, or The Master had not used up all of his regenerations to begin with. I agree that The Curse of Fatal Death should be considered valid, like any other valid story that disagrees with the """main timeline""" (such as the prose Doctor Who and the Time War, to give a recent example).
