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After receiving a [[letter]] from [[Bethany (Doctor, Doctor! 279)|Bethany]] claiming that the [[Sycorax]]'s [[head]]s looked like [[nut]] [[shell]]s, and that [[Bethany's brother (Doctor, Doctor! 279)|her brother]] called them "nut heads", the [[Fadros Pallujikaa (The Christmas Invasion)|Sycorax leader]] responded that this was "an [[outrage]]", noting that their [[bodies]] were adorned with the [[bone]]s of their [[enemies]]. They went on to claim that, although they had [[defeat]]ed a [[species|race]] of '''Walnut Warriors''', this was merely a [[coincidence]]. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|Doctor, Doctor! (DWA 279 short story)|namedpart=Monster Mail|page=29}}) | After receiving a [[letter]] from [[Bethany (Doctor, Doctor! 279)|Bethany]] claiming that the [[Sycorax]]'s [[head]]s looked like [[nut]] [[shell]]s, and that [[Bethany's brother (Doctor, Doctor! 279)|her brother]] called them "nut heads", the [[Fadros Pallujikaa (The Christmas Invasion)|Sycorax leader]] responded that this was "an [[outrage]]", noting that their [[bodies]] were adorned with the [[bone]]s of their [[enemies]]. They went on to claim that, although they had [[defeat]]ed a [[species|race]] of '''Walnut Warriors''', this was merely a [[coincidence]]. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|Doctor, Doctor! (DWA 279 short story)|namedpart=Monster Mail|page=29}}) | ||
Latest revision as of 18:01, 31 August 2024
After receiving a letter from Bethany claiming that the Sycorax's heads looked like nut shells, and that her brother called them "nut heads", the Sycorax leader responded that this was "an outrage", noting that their bodies were adorned with the bones of their enemies. They went on to claim that, although they had defeated a race of Walnut Warriors, this was merely a coincidence. (PROSE: "Monster Mail" [+]Part of Doctor, Doctor! 279, Loading...{"page":"29","namedpart":"Monster Mail","1":"Doctor, Doctor! (DWA 279 short story)"})
