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Because the population was slowly dying out a [[Farrashian]] '''leader''' | Because the population of [[Farrash]] was slowly dying out, a [[Farrashian]] '''leader''', at the time the [[Fourth Doctor]] and [[Sarah Jane Smith]]'s visit to the [[planet]], supported a group of scientists that aborted the foetuses of volunteers to use the brain matter to animate metal bodies. The leader had to deal with stiff opposition to this project. | ||
At the Farrash Future Ratification meeting, which the Doctor and Sarah attended, a twenty-foot-tall [[robot]], constructed by another group of scientists, went out of control and stampeded through the meeting place. The leader was killed. His body was sent out into space, according to Farrashian tradition. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Rights (short story)|Rights]]'') | At the Farrash Future Ratification meeting, which the Doctor and Sarah attended, a twenty-foot-tall [[robot]], constructed by another group of scientists, went out of control and stampeded through the meeting place. The leader was killed. His body was sent out into space, according to Farrashian tradition. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Rights (short story)|Rights]]'') | ||
Revision as of 11:46, 1 December 2015
Because the population of Farrash was slowly dying out, a Farrashian leader, at the time the Fourth Doctor and Sarah Jane Smith's visit to the planet, supported a group of scientists that aborted the foetuses of volunteers to use the brain matter to animate metal bodies. The leader had to deal with stiff opposition to this project.
At the Farrash Future Ratification meeting, which the Doctor and Sarah attended, a twenty-foot-tall robot, constructed by another group of scientists, went out of control and stampeded through the meeting place. The leader was killed. His body was sent out into space, according to Farrashian tradition. (PROSE: Rights)
