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== Plot == | == Plot == | ||
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A voice narrates the opening of the episode: "It is said that in the final days of planet [[Earth]], everyone had bad dreams.But they all forgot them , all except one man." On Earth, [[Wilfred Mott]], entering a church, has a vision of {{Simm}} laughing maniacally. Inside, he notices a stained-glass panel with the image of the [[The Doctor's TARDIS|TARDIS]]. A [[The Woman|mysterious woman]] tells him the church was a monastery in the [[13th century]]. It was attacked by a demon which was exorcised by a "sainted physician". When the woman suggests that the physician is returning, Wilf says it would make his Christmas and turns to find she has vanished. He has another vision of the Master laughing, startling him. | A voice narrates the opening of the episode: "It is said that in the final days of planet [[Earth]], everyone had bad dreams.But they all forgot them , all except one man." On Earth, [[Wilfred Mott]], entering a church, has a vision of {{Simm}} laughing maniacally. Inside, he notices a stained-glass panel with the image of the [[The Doctor's TARDIS|TARDIS]]. A [[The Woman|mysterious woman]] tells him the church was a monastery in the [[13th century]]. It was attacked by a demon which was exorcised by a "sainted physician". When the woman suggests that the physician is returning, Wilf says it would make his Christmas and turns to find she has vanished. He has another vision of the Master laughing, startling him. | ||
[[File:S0 09 wal 19.jpg|thumb|right|The Doctor meets with Ood Sigma]] | [[File:S0 09 wal 19.jpg|thumb|right|The Doctor meets with Ood Sigma]] | ||
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The Narrator announces the Master and his removal of humanity is only a small part of an approaching conflict. He is Lord President [[Rassilon]], addressing the [[Gallifrey]] [[Panopticon]], which is packed with Time Lords and Time Ladies. Rassilon announces that "This is the day the Time Lords return. For Gallifrey! For victory! For the end of time itself!" | The Narrator announces the Master and his removal of humanity is only a small part of an approaching conflict. He is Lord President [[Rassilon]], addressing the [[Gallifrey]] [[Panopticon]], which is packed with Time Lords and Time Ladies. Rassilon announces that "This is the day the Time Lords return. For Gallifrey! For victory! For the end of time itself!" | ||
=== Part | === Part two === | ||
On a devastated Gallifrey, on the last day of the Time War, the Time Lord Council has foreseen an earlier incarnation of [[the Doctor]], in possession of something called "[[the Moment]]", will end the war by destroying the [[Dalek]]s and Gallifrey. At the heart of the Time War, billions are dying, being resurrected and dying repeatedly. The never-ending carnage is a travesty of life. | On a devastated Gallifrey, on the last day of the Time War, the Time Lord Council has foreseen an earlier incarnation of [[the Doctor]], in possession of something called "[[the Moment]]", will end the war by destroying the [[Dalek]]s and Gallifrey. At the heart of the Time War, billions are dying, being resurrected and dying repeatedly. The never-ending carnage is a travesty of life. | ||
