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Believing that surrender would mean execution, Prisoner Zero said it was prepared to die in flames with the whole planet. The Doctor suggested Prisoner Zero open another crack to escape, but Zero said the cracks were not its doing, but cracks in the skin of the universe. It taunted the Doctor about his lack of knowledge. "The Doctor in the TARDIS doesn't know." It added that"The [[Pandorica]] will open. Silence will fall". When cornered by the Doctor, who had given the Atraxi Prisoner Zero's location and pictures of all its previous disguises, it tried to avoid [[Atraxi]] detection by using a psychic connection with Amy to imitate her younger self and the Doctor. The Doctor thwarted this by stimulating Amy's recent memory of Prisoner Zero and forcing it to take on its own form. The Atraxi detected and secured Prisoner Zero, as it gave its final warning: "''Silence, Doctor. Silence will fall''". ([[TV]]: ''[[The Eleventh Hour]]'') | Believing that surrender would mean execution, Prisoner Zero said it was prepared to die in flames with the whole planet. The Doctor suggested Prisoner Zero open another crack to escape, but Zero said the cracks were not its doing, but cracks in the skin of the universe. It taunted the Doctor about his lack of knowledge. "The Doctor in the TARDIS doesn't know." It added that"The [[Pandorica]] will open. Silence will fall". When cornered by the Doctor, who had given the Atraxi Prisoner Zero's location and pictures of all its previous disguises, it tried to avoid [[Atraxi]] detection by using a psychic connection with Amy to imitate her younger self and the Doctor. The Doctor thwarted this by stimulating Amy's recent memory of Prisoner Zero and forcing it to take on its own form. The Atraxi detected and secured Prisoner Zero, as it gave its final warning: "''Silence, Doctor. Silence will fall''". ([[TV]]: ''[[The Eleventh Hour]]'') | ||
Though the cracks in time were negated ([[TV]]: ''[[The Big Bang]]''), some of the event may have still occurred, as the Doctor in the rebooted universe still chased the Atraxi off the Earth and called them back to scold them, as he did when they threatened to incinerate the Earth with Prisoner Zero before the reboot. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Eleventh Hour]]'', ''[[A Good Man Goes to War]]'') | Though the cracks in time were negated ([[TV]]: ''[[The Big Bang]]''), some of the event may have still occurred, as the Doctor in the rebooted universe still chased the Atraxi off the Earth and called them back to scold them, as he did when they threatened to incinerate the Earth with Prisoner Zero before the reboot. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Eleventh Hour]]'', ''[[A Good Man Goes to War]]'') | ||
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* It is unknown what crime(s) Prisoner Zero committed in the first place. [[Steven Moffat]]'s DVD commentary on ''The Eleventh Hour'' reveals that there was originally a line of dialogue establishing that Prisoner Zero had impersonated an army and invaded a planet, but the line was cut. Moffat states that he was never quite happy with the explanation and it is better left to the imagination. | * It is unknown what crime(s) Prisoner Zero committed in the first place. [[Steven Moffat]]'s DVD commentary on ''The Eleventh Hour'' reveals that there was originally a line of dialogue establishing that Prisoner Zero had impersonated an army and invaded a planet, but the line was cut. Moffat states that he was never quite happy with the explanation and it is better left to the imagination. | ||
* Prisoner Zero's entire body in its true form is never seen, always trailing off-screen. | * Prisoner Zero's entire body in its true form is never seen, always trailing off-screen. | ||
Prisoner zero was first in the first season of doctor who back in 2005 in the episode daleks, you saw a figure of prisoner zero what vanstanton has captured for his collection, | |||
== External links == | == External links == | ||
* [http://www.bbc.co.uk/doctorwho/dw/characters/Prisoner_Zero Official Page] | * [http://www.bbc.co.uk/doctorwho/dw/characters/Prisoner_Zero Official Page] | ||
