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Some Eternals would pose as [[god]]s and doom whole planets for their amusement. Under certain exceptional circumstances, sometimes against their will, an Eternal may enter the realm of the Ephemerals permanently, prey to age and death. ([[DWM]]: ''[[Uninvited Guest]]'') | Some Eternals would pose as [[god]]s and doom whole planets for their amusement. Under certain exceptional circumstances, sometimes against their will, an Eternal may enter the realm of the Ephemerals permanently, prey to age and death. ([[DWM]]: ''[[Uninvited Guest]]'') | ||
The [[Trickster]] described [[Sarah Jane Smith]] as "ephemeral. ([[SJA]][[Whatever Happened to Sarah Jane?|: ''Whatever Happened to Sarah Jane?'']]) | |||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
*[[Transcendental Being]]s | *[[Transcendental Being]]s | ||
[[Category:Theories and concepts]] | [[Category:Theories and concepts]] | ||
Revision as of 07:33, 12 August 2011
Ephemeral was the Eternals' word for any mortal being from any planet in any galaxy. Being immortal and dwelling outside the realm of Time, the Eternals regard all Ephemerals as lesser beings and use them for their own purposes. (DW: Enlightenment)
Some Eternals would pose as gods and doom whole planets for their amusement. Under certain exceptional circumstances, sometimes against their will, an Eternal may enter the realm of the Ephemerals permanently, prey to age and death. (DWM: Uninvited Guest)
The Trickster described Sarah Jane Smith as "ephemeral. (SJA: Whatever Happened to Sarah Jane?)
