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}}'''''{{StoryTitle}}''''' was the first story of ''[[The Many Lives of Doctor Who]]'', published in [[2018 (releases)|2018]].
'''''{{StoryTitle}}''''' was the first story of ''[[The Many Lives of Doctor Who]]'', published in [[2018 (releases)|2018]].


== Plot ==
== Summary ==
After a bout of exploring the bowels of [[The Doctor's TARDIS|the TARDIS]], [[Ian Chesterton]] arrives back in the [[TARDIS control room]], gushing over the ship's interior dimensions before the ship materializes on a new planet.
After a bout of exploring the bowels of the [[The Doctor's TARDIS|TARDIS]], [[Ian Chesterton]] arrives back in the [[TARDIS control room]], gushing over the ship's interior dimensions before the ship materializes on a new planet.


Arriving, [[Susan Foreman|Susan]] runs off as always, heading down a path. Digging into the ground, Ian pulls free a [[Pathicol]] skull, a race that, like many in the galaxy, the [[First Doctor]] knew nothing about, even if he often acted otherwise.
Arriving, [[Susan Foreman|Susan]] runs off as always, heading down a path. Digging into the ground, Ian pulls free a [[Pathicol]] skull, a race that, like many in the galaxy, the [[First Doctor]] knew nothing about, even if he often acted otherwise.

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The Path of Skulls was the first story of The Many Lives of Doctor Who, published in 2018.

Summary

After a bout of exploring the bowels of the TARDIS, Ian Chesterton arrives back in the TARDIS control room, gushing over the ship's interior dimensions before the ship materializes on a new planet.

Arriving, Susan runs off as always, heading down a path. Digging into the ground, Ian pulls free a Pathicol skull, a race that, like many in the galaxy, the First Doctor knew nothing about, even if he often acted otherwise.

Though Barbara theorizes that the path is a sacrificial site, the Doctor is quick to deduce that the path honours the dead, with its position facing the sunrise marking rebirth and renewal.

And as a Time Lord, of all beings, should know, life depends on change and renewal.

Characters

References

  • The Doctor lands the TARDIS on an unnamed planet with a pink sky.
  • The skull path was laid to honour the dead.
  • Barbara initially believes the altar to be a sacrificial site.

Continuity