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== Plot ==
== Plot ==
''to be added''
[[Unbound Master|The Master]] hums along to [[Kamelion|Kamelion's]] [[lute]]-playing before asking him to help him trim the [[sail]] of the [[space yacht]] to bring them to the left of the [[Oort cloud]]. He disparages what remains of [[Mutter's Spiral]] and that [[the Doctor]] wouldn't be pleased. Kamelion agrees. He asks Kamelion to shift the view to see the rest of the universe and notes there isn't much left. He mentions that his other selves are investigating the cause of [[Entropy wave|its destruction]], to which Kamelion asks him how he believes it to be going. He calls them stupid fools. The universe is doomed and nothing they can do can stop it.
 
Kamelion asks what the Master would propose to do about it and the Master chastises him to drop the subservient [[butler]] act: he didn't even try to murder him at [[breakfast]]. Kamelion apologises. The Master can't have Kamelion getting fond of him and sends him on his way to get his silver hands dirty - he knows Kamelion has a plan of his own. He orders him to find his other selves and to put a stop to them. Kamelion obeys and says goodbye. As he goes, he reveals he took the liberty of activating the yacht's [[Self-destruct|auto-destruct]]. The Master compliments him for doing so.
 
The Master reasons - after he's sorted the auto-destruct out - that if there's any chance of saving the universe... He's just going to have to invade [[Gallifrey]].


== Cast ==
== Cast ==
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== Worldbuilding ==
== Worldbuilding ==
''to be added''
 
* The Master remarks that with the [[Earth]] destroyed, [[Unbound Doctor|the Doctor]] would need another hobby. He doubts the Doctor has the patience for embroidery.
* While looking at the universe, the Master cannot see [[Mettula Orionsis]].
* The Master says that he has "bigger [[fish]] to kill" once he deals with the auto-destruct.


== Notes ==
== Notes ==
* This story was also released - albeit without the minor webcast video element - as Bonus Content with the digital version of the Limited Edition of ''[[Masterful (audio anthology)|Masterful]]''.
* This story was also released - albeit without the minor webcast video element - as a Bonus Scene, under Bonus Content, with the digital version of the Limited Edition of ''[[Masterful (audio anthology)|Masterful]]''.


== Continuity ==
== Continuity ==
''to be added''
 
* Kamelion plays a lute, as he did in [[TV]]: {{Cs|The King's Demons (TV story)}}.
* The Master says the state of Mutter's Spiral would kill the Doctor, "if he weren't dead already." ([[AUDIO]]: {{Cs|Masterful (audio story)}})
* In the original timeline, [[Mettula Orionsis]] was also destroyed. ([[TV]]: {{Cs|Logopolis (TV story)}})
* Kamelion's plan is later successful. ([[AUDIO]]: {{Cs|Masterful (audio story)}})
* Kamelion tries to murder the Master. He was programmed to by [[Missy]]. ([[AUDIO]]: {{Cs|Masterful (audio story)}})
* The Master succeeds with invading Gallifrey, installing himself as [[President of the High Council|Lord President]]. His plan immediately after is, conversely, unsuccessful. ([[AUDIO]]: {{Cs|Masterful (audio story)}})


== Footnotes ==
== Footnotes ==

Revision as of 03:41, 19 August 2024

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Masterful social media-only exclusive scene was a webcast special by Big Finish Productions featuring the Unbound Master and Kamelion released on 1 December 2020.[1]

Plot

The Master hums along to Kamelion's lute-playing before asking him to help him trim the sail of the space yacht to bring them to the left of the Oort cloud. He disparages what remains of Mutter's Spiral and that the Doctor wouldn't be pleased. Kamelion agrees. He asks Kamelion to shift the view to see the rest of the universe and notes there isn't much left. He mentions that his other selves are investigating the cause of its destruction, to which Kamelion asks him how he believes it to be going. He calls them stupid fools. The universe is doomed and nothing they can do can stop it.

Kamelion asks what the Master would propose to do about it and the Master chastises him to drop the subservient butler act: he didn't even try to murder him at breakfast. Kamelion apologises. The Master can't have Kamelion getting fond of him and sends him on his way to get his silver hands dirty - he knows Kamelion has a plan of his own. He orders him to find his other selves and to put a stop to them. Kamelion obeys and says goodbye. As he goes, he reveals he took the liberty of activating the yacht's auto-destruct. The Master compliments him for doing so.

The Master reasons - after he's sorted the auto-destruct out - that if there's any chance of saving the universe... He's just going to have to invade Gallifrey.

Cast

Worldbuilding

  • The Master remarks that with the Earth destroyed, the Doctor would need another hobby. He doubts the Doctor has the patience for embroidery.
  • While looking at the universe, the Master cannot see Mettula Orionsis.
  • The Master says that he has "bigger fish to kill" once he deals with the auto-destruct.

Notes

  • This story was also released - albeit without the minor webcast video element - as a Bonus Scene, under Bonus Content, with the digital version of the Limited Edition of Masterful.

Continuity

  • Kamelion plays a lute, as he did in TV: The King's Demons [+]Loading...["The King's Demons (TV story)"].
  • The Master says the state of Mutter's Spiral would kill the Doctor, "if he weren't dead already." (AUDIO: Masterful [+]Loading...["Masterful (audio story)"])
  • In the original timeline, Mettula Orionsis was also destroyed. (TV: Logopolis [+]Loading...["Logopolis (TV story)"])
  • Kamelion's plan is later successful. (AUDIO: Masterful [+]Loading...["Masterful (audio story)"])
  • Kamelion tries to murder the Master. He was programmed to by Missy. (AUDIO: Masterful [+]Loading...["Masterful (audio story)"])
  • The Master succeeds with invading Gallifrey, installing himself as Lord President. His plan immediately after is, conversely, unsuccessful. (AUDIO: Masterful [+]Loading...["Masterful (audio story)"])

Footnotes

  1. ↑ Exclusive Masterful Scene Revealed
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