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{{Infobox Individual
{{Infobox Individual
|image   = Wrack.jpg
|image             = Wrack.jpg
|species = Eternal
|species           = Eternal
|job     = Captain
|job               = Captain
|only   = Enlightenment (TV story)
|origin            = [[Eternity]]
|actor   = Lynda Baron
|only             = Enlightenment (TV story)
|main actor       = Lynda Baron
}}
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[[Captain]] '''Wrack''' was an [[Eternal]] who participated in the race across the [[Sol]] system for [[Enlightenment]]. She was in league with the [[Black Guardian]] and channelled the power he gave her to destroy her competition.
[[Captain]] '''Wrack''' was an [[Eternal]] who participated in the [[race]] across the [[solar system]] for [[Enlightenment]], believing that it would rid her of her dependence on the minds of [[Ephemeral]]s and allow her to create and destroy as she wished. As a result, she would never again be [[boredom|bored]].


For the race, her ship, the ''[[Buccaneer]]'', was modelled on a [[pirate]] vessel and she sabotaged her opponents' ships from a secluded room in the bottom of her ship. The [[Fifth Doctor]] and [[Vislor Turlough|Turlough]] threw Wrack and first mate [[Mansell]] overboard into space before they reached the [[Guardians of Time|Enlighteners]]. As they were Eternals, they were merely displaced and didn't truly die. ([[TV]]: ''[[Enlightenment (TV story)|Enlightenment]]'')
During the race, Captain Wrack was in league with the [[Black Guardian]] and channelled the power that he gave her to destroy her competition. Her ship, the ''[[Buccaneer]]'', was modelled on a [[pirate]] vessel and she sabotaged her opponents' ships from a secluded room within. The [[Fifth Doctor]] and [[Vislor Turlough|Turlough]] threw Wrack and [[first mate]] [[Mansell]] overboard into space before they reached the [[Guardians of Time|Enlighteners]]. As they were Eternals, they were merely displaced and did not truly die. ([[TV]]: ''[[Enlightenment (TV story)|Enlightenment]]'')


== Behind the scenes ==
== Behind the scenes ==
"Wrack" is an old word meaning "Destroyer," which reflects Wrack's personality.
"Wrack" is an old word meaning "destroyer," which reflects Wrack's personality.{{Fact}}
 
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Revision as of 13:54, 13 June 2020

Captain Wrack was an Eternal who participated in the race across the solar system for Enlightenment, believing that it would rid her of her dependence on the minds of Ephemerals and allow her to create and destroy as she wished. As a result, she would never again be bored.

During the race, Captain Wrack was in league with the Black Guardian and channelled the power that he gave her to destroy her competition. Her ship, the Buccaneer, was modelled on a pirate vessel and she sabotaged her opponents' ships from a secluded room within. The Fifth Doctor and Turlough threw Wrack and first mate Mansell overboard into space before they reached the Enlighteners. As they were Eternals, they were merely displaced and did not truly die. (TV: Enlightenment)

Behind the scenes

"Wrack" is an old word meaning "destroyer," which reflects Wrack's personality.[source needed]