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Susan was to be punished for denying marriage to the [[Perfect Victim]] and Ian to be executed when he was framed by the [[High Priest of Sacrifice]] [[Tlotoxl]] for attacking the [[High Priest of Knowledge]] [[Autloc]]. Autloc's faith in Yetaxa was shattered, and he left for the wilderness. The Doctor, Ian and the Doctor's accidental fiancée [[Cameca]] distracted Ian and Susan's [[Aztec Captain|guard]] to escape. Ian prevented Tlotoxl's murder of Barbara and fought off the warrior [[Ixta]]. They worked on a wheel and pulley system (a device unknown to the Aztecs) to open the doorway back to the TARDIS. As they departed, the sacrifice of the Perfect Victim continued as planned. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Aztecs (TV story)|The Aztecs]]'') | Susan was to be punished for denying marriage to the [[Perfect Victim]] and Ian to be executed when he was framed by the [[High Priest of Sacrifice]] [[Tlotoxl]] for attacking the [[High Priest of Knowledge]] [[Autloc]]. Autloc's faith in Yetaxa was shattered, and he left for the wilderness. The Doctor, Ian and the Doctor's accidental fiancée [[Cameca]] distracted Ian and Susan's [[Aztec Captain|guard]] to escape. Ian prevented Tlotoxl's murder of Barbara and fought off the warrior [[Ixta]]. They worked on a wheel and pulley system (a device unknown to the Aztecs) to open the doorway back to the TARDIS. As they departed, the sacrifice of the Perfect Victim continued as planned. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Aztecs (TV story)|The Aztecs]]'') | ||
[[File:Susan and Barbara resist Sensorites.jpg|thumb|left|[[Susan Foreman|Susan]] and Barbara defy the [[Telepathy|telepathic]] attack from the [[Sensorite]]s. ([[TV]]: "[[The Unwilling Warriors]]")]] | |||
The Doctor landed inside [[Maitland's ship|a spaceship]] in the [[28th century]], where two crewmembers were suspended in a state resembling death and another, [[John (The Sensorites)|John]] had had his mind opened and turned insane, following an attack on their minds by the [[Sensorite]]s. The [[Sense Sphere]], which the ship had been trapped around, had its aqueducts' water supply [[poison]]ed with [[atropine]] by survivors of a previous human expedition whose ship had been destroyed. | |||
The TARDIS' lock was taken by the Sensorites, leaving the Doctor and his companions trapped on the spaceship. After the Doctor and his companions resisted the Sensorites, the Doctor, Ian and Susan agreed to go down to the Sense Sphere to treat the "disease" and cure John. Barbara had to stay behind as assurance for the Sensorites, but arrived on the Sense Sphere after the Doctor had discovered a cure for the poison. The Doctor and Ian, later followed by Barbara, went to the aqueducts where [[belladonna]] had been growing. They found the human expedition and pretended to be a welcoming party for them and that the "war" against the Sensorites was won. The expedition were taken into custody on [[Maitland's ship]]. Maitland's ship was free to leave and the TARDIS crew had regained their lock. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Sensorites (TV story)|The Sensorites]]'') | |||
Passionate about history, Barbara could see both sides to a story. When the travellers arrived in revolutionary France, she befriended [[Léon Colbert]]. When he died, she was distraught and defended his treachery. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Reign of Terror]]'') | Passionate about history, Barbara could see both sides to a story. When the travellers arrived in revolutionary France, she befriended [[Léon Colbert]]. When he died, she was distraught and defended his treachery. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Reign of Terror]]'') | ||
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On [[22nd century]] Earth, the travellers found the [[Dalek]]s had invaded and occupied the planet. Barbara helped a small resistance group in their plotting and with [[Jenny (The Dalek Invasion of Earth)|Jenny]] took [[Dortmun]] through [[London]]. With the Daleks defeated, Susan left their company. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Dalek Invasion of Earth]]'') | On [[22nd century]] Earth, the travellers found the [[Dalek]]s had invaded and occupied the planet. Barbara helped a small resistance group in their plotting and with [[Jenny (The Dalek Invasion of Earth)|Jenny]] took [[Dortmun]] through [[London]]. With the Daleks defeated, Susan left their company. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Dalek Invasion of Earth]]'') | ||
When they arrived on the [[planet]] [[Dido]], they met an inhabitant there named [[Vicki]]. Vicki was initially unable to closely bond with Barbara, who had killed Vicki's pet [[sand beast]] [[Sandy]], thinking it to be dangerous. After Barbara offered an apology, the two got on well and Vicki joined them on their travels. | When they arrived on the [[planet]] [[Dido]], they met an inhabitant there named [[Vicki]]. Vicki was initially unable to closely bond with Barbara, who had killed Vicki's pet [[sand beast]] [[Sandy]], thinking it to be dangerous. After Barbara offered an apology, the two got on well and Vicki joined them on their travels. | ||
Perhaps owing in part to Barbara missing Susan, she and Vicki became confidantes. Despite how well Barbara and Vicki got along, Barbara seemed unamused when Vicki said that she must be "about five hundred and fifty years old", as she came from 1963. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Rescue]]'') | Perhaps owing in part to Barbara missing Susan, she and Vicki became confidantes. Despite how well Barbara and Vicki got along, Barbara seemed unamused when Vicki said that she must be "about five hundred and fifty years old", as she came from 1963. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Rescue]]'') | ||
