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==Continuity== | ==Continuity== | ||
[[Dalek|The Daleks]] last appeared on televison in [[The Stolen Earth]] and [[Journey's End]]. The last novel the Daleks appeared in was [[I am a Dalek]] which was a quick read novella. | *[[Dalek|The Daleks]] last appeared on televison in [[The Stolen Earth]] and [[Journey's End]]. The last novel the Daleks appeared in was [[I am a Dalek]] which was a quick read novella. | ||
The setting of this story within the Dalek's own timeline seems unclear. The Dalek style suggests anytime from the Time War onwards. The Daleks seemed to be destroyed in [[Journey's End]] so this may deal with their survival. As the conflict sounds similar to ones seen in [[Dalek Empire (Big Finish)|Dalek Empire]] or the 26th Century, it could be set sometime prior implying the pre-Time War Daleks remain in the timeline and can be visited. | *The setting of this story within the Dalek's own timeline seems unclear. The Dalek style suggests anytime from the Time War onwards. The Daleks seemed to be destroyed in [[Journey's End]] so this may deal with their survival. As the conflict sounds similar to ones seen in [[Dalek Empire (Big Finish)|Dalek Empire]] or the 26th Century, it could be set sometime prior implying the pre-Time War Daleks remain in the timeline and can be visited. | ||
*Dalek killers have been written about before and a Dalek Killer called [[Absom Daak]] was an old friend of the Doctor's which might mean that there is a mention of him. | |||
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