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Revision as of 20:02, 16 August 2007
Summary
Another colony of Silurians has been awakened and after a young boy is kidnapped, the Doctor has decided to investigate. Meanwhile, trouble is brewing between UNIT, the Glasshouse and the mysterious C-19.
Notes
File:The Scales of Injustice Cover.jpg
The alternate 'cover' for the E-Book publication
*This story was released as a E-Book on the BBC website.
- The Silurians are in a type of cline, with the Sea Devils and the Silurians being the most extreme forms. Hybrids between the two are generally unhealthy and sterile.
References
- The Pale Man was modified with Cybermen technology, while the Irish Twins were modified with Auton technology.
- The C-19 Vault contains WOTAN, a Dalek, Nestene Energy Units, the Silurian Virus and Cyber Weapons, as well as the frozen bodies of Mervin Krimpton, Steven Weams, George Ratcliffe, George Hibbert and Mark Gregory.
- The Myrka from Warriors of the Deep is used by the Silurians in the story.
Characters
Third Doctor, Liz Shaw, Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart, Pale Man, Irish Twins
