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'''Tarak''' was a member of [[Kalmar]]'s rebellion against the [[Three Who Rule]]. | '''Tarak''' was a member of [[Kalmar]]'s rebellion against the [[Three Who Rule]]. | ||
Tarak was a former guard in the castle. He volunteered to disguise himself as a guard to search the tower for the [[Fourth Doctor]] and [[Romana II]]. He found them and went with Romana to fetch [[Adric]] but was killed by [[Zargo]]. [[Camilla (State of Decay)|Camilla]] refused to drink his [[blood]], declaring the blood of the dead stale. ([[TV]]: ''[[State of Decay]]'') | Tarak was a former guard in the castle. He volunteered to disguise himself as a guard to search the tower for the [[Fourth Doctor]] and [[Romana II]]. He found them and went with Romana to fetch [[Adric]], but was killed by [[Zargo]]. [[Camilla (State of Decay)|Camilla]] refused to drink his [[blood]], declaring the blood of the dead stale. ([[TV]]: ''[[State of Decay]]'') | ||
After the rebels claimed victory, they decided to honour Tarak with a state [[funeral]]. Following much discussion, it was decided that a column would be most befitting to honour him. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Eight Doctors]]'') | After the rebels claimed victory, they decided to honour Tarak with a state [[funeral]]. Following much discussion, it was decided that a column would be most befitting to honour him. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Eight Doctors]]'') | ||
Revision as of 17:21, 24 February 2016
Tarak was a member of Kalmar's rebellion against the Three Who Rule.
Tarak was a former guard in the castle. He volunteered to disguise himself as a guard to search the tower for the Fourth Doctor and Romana II. He found them and went with Romana to fetch Adric, but was killed by Zargo. Camilla refused to drink his blood, declaring the blood of the dead stale. (TV: State of Decay)
After the rebels claimed victory, they decided to honour Tarak with a state funeral. Following much discussion, it was decided that a column would be most befitting to honour him. (PROSE: The Eight Doctors)
