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*[[Kevin (The Resurrection Casket)|Kevin]] was a hired assassin sent by [[Drel McCavity]]. ([[NSA]]: ''[[The Resurrection Casket]]'') | *[[Kevin (The Resurrection Casket)|Kevin]] was a hired assassin sent by [[Drel McCavity]]. ([[NSA]]: ''[[The Resurrection Casket]]'') | ||
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*Assassins are, by definition, deadly, making the title ''[[The Deadly Assassin]]'' redundant. | *Assassins are, by definition, deadly, making the title ''[[The Deadly Assassin]]'' redundant. | ||
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Revision as of 20:44, 20 June 2010
Assassination is a premeditated attempt on the life of a prominent individual. It is a form of murder noted for being planned in detail. There are many ways an assassination attempt can be carried out.
References
- Hal attempted to assassinate Irongron with a bow and arrow. (DW: The Time Warrior)
- James Stevens was present at the Kennedy assassination. (MA: Who Killed Kennedy)
- The Doctor was accused of assassinating the Lord President on Gallifrey. (DW: The Deadly Assassin)
- The Doctor was present at the Kennedy assassination. (DW: Rose)
- Queen Victoria had several assassination attempts made on her life. (DW: Tooth and Claw)
- Kevin was a hired assassin sent by Drel McCavity. (NSA: The Resurrection Casket)
Behind the scenes
- Assassins are, by definition, deadly, making the title The Deadly Assassin redundant.
