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As he frantically works the controls, the person in the tube changes from Peri to Dastari to the Second Doctor and even to himself. When Jamie and Peri return to the office, the Sixth Doctor explains that what Jamie saw was an illusion designed to make people believe the Doctor was dead and not investigate further; the animator had been left on and captured Peri's image. | As he frantically works the controls, the person in the tube changes from Peri to Dastari to the Second Doctor and even to himself. When Jamie and Peri return to the office, the Sixth Doctor explains that what Jamie saw was an illusion designed to make people believe the Doctor was dead and not investigate further; the animator had been left on and captured Peri's image. | ||
This means the Second Doctor is a prisoner. The Sixth Doctor deduces the Sontarans kidnapped Dastari as well. Dastari is the only biogeneticist in the galaxy who can isolate the [[symbiotic nuclei]] of a Time Lord, which gives them the molecular stability to travel through time. Given time travel, the Sontarans will be unstoppable. The Sixth Doctor puts himself into a telepathic trance to find his past incarnation. He wakes, having heard the sound of the Santa Maria, the largest of the twenty-five bells at the Great Cathedral of Seville. | This means the Second Doctor is a prisoner. The Sixth Doctor deduces the Sontarans kidnapped Dastari as well. Dastari is the only biogeneticist in the galaxy who can isolate the [[symbiotic nucleus|symbiotic nuclei]] of a Time Lord, which gives them the molecular stability to travel through time. Given time travel, the Sontarans will be unstoppable. The Sixth Doctor puts himself into a telepathic trance to find his past incarnation. He wakes, having heard the sound of the Santa Maria, the largest of the twenty-five bells at the Great Cathedral of Seville. | ||
[[File:Androgumisation.jpg|right|thumb|[[Dastari]] begins his work on the Doctor.]] | [[File:Androgumisation.jpg|right|thumb|[[Dastari]] begins his work on the Doctor.]] | ||
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* Time travel is impossible without some form of [[molecular stabilization system]]: Kartz and Reimer used a [[briode nebuliser]] into which the Doctor copies the '[[Rassilon Imprimatur]]', turning the module into a fully functioning time machine. | * Time travel is impossible without some form of [[molecular stabilization system]]: Kartz and Reimer used a [[briode nebuliser]] into which the Doctor copies the '[[Rassilon Imprimatur]]', turning the module into a fully functioning time machine. | ||
* The Doctor states that much of what he said about time travel was for Stike's benefit and consequently not true. Therefore the following 'statements' should be taken with a pinch of salt: | * The Doctor states that much of what he said about time travel was for Stike's benefit and consequently not true. Therefore the following 'statements' should be taken with a pinch of salt: | ||
:* The biological make up of Time Lords features [[symbiotic nuclei]], affording protection from [[molecular break up]] and symbiotic control of the TARDIS. | :* The biological make up of Time Lords features [[symbiotic nucleus|symbiotic nuclei]], affording protection from [[molecular break up]] and symbiotic control of the TARDIS. | ||
:* This protection is extended to other travellers in the TARDIS. | :* This protection is extended to other travellers in the TARDIS. | ||
