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Over the course of one year, the Master effectively dashed all the hopes Lucy had to live for and whatever faith she placed in him, reducing her to a barren life of purposeless existence. With the love for her husband dead, a void of despair formed in Lucy. This void quickly filled with a sardonic cruelty toward the Master when she could bear no more of his unsightly genocidal whims. She then chose to [[murder|kill]] him in an act of cold-blooded vengeance, becoming the first individual who managed to successfully take the Master's life entirely. | Over the course of one year, the Master effectively dashed all the hopes Lucy had to live for and whatever faith she placed in him, reducing her to a barren life of purposeless existence. With the love for her husband dead, a void of despair formed in Lucy. This void quickly filled with a sardonic cruelty toward the Master when she could bear no more of his unsightly genocidal whims. She then chose to [[murder|kill]] him in an act of cold-blooded vengeance, becoming the first individual who managed to successfully take the Master's life entirely. | ||
Lucy Saxon was quietly imprisoned for murdering her husband and her criminal involvements with the Master during [[the Year That Never Was]]. When the Master's posthumous plan to return to life was enacted by the [[Disciples of Saxon]], Lucy attempted to murder him again by sabotaging his resurrection. This also doubled as her [[suicide]], as she chose to take the Master with her and end her tortured life in one fell swoop. While the Master survived Lucy's attempt on his life, his physical body was damaged and severely unstable as a result. | Lucy Saxon was quietly imprisoned for murdering her husband and her criminal involvements with the Master during [[the Year That Never Was]], during which she seemed to feel remorse for her part in the Master's rise to power. When the Master's posthumous plan to return to life was enacted by the [[Disciples of Saxon]], Lucy attempted to murder him again by sabotaging his resurrection. This also doubled as her [[suicide]], as she chose to take the Master with her and end her tortured life in one fell swoop. While the Master survived Lucy's attempt on his life, his physical body was damaged and severely unstable as a result. | ||
== Biography == | == Biography == | ||
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==== The Year That Never Was ==== | ==== The Year That Never Was ==== | ||
[[File:Lucy empty hatred.jpg|thumb|left|Lucy's haunted stare after vengefully shooting the Master. ([[TV]]: ''[[Last of the Time Lords (TV story)|Last of the Time Lords]]'')]] | [[File:Lucy empty hatred.jpg|thumb|left|Lucy's haunted stare after vengefully shooting the Master. ([[TV]]: ''[[Last of the Time Lords (TV story)|Last of the Time Lords]]'')]] | ||
Lucy had grown tired of the Master. When the Master captured [[Martha Jones]], the countdown timer was counting down to the rise of "New Gallifrey" and the Toclafane invasion of the galaxy. Unknown to anyone, the [[Tenth Doctor]] had "merged" with the countdown so that he'd be restored to his normal self so he could beat the Master. When the countdown reached zero and the world started to chant "Doctor", Lucy joined in as well. When the Master tried to escape, realising his plan had failed, [[Francine Jones]] tried to shoot him, but the Doctor and [[Jack Harkness]] stopped her. Unseen by anyone else, Lucy herself took the gun and shot the Master dead. Jack pulled the gun away from her, while she just stood motionlessly, looking on with a cold, emotionless hatred toward the man who had broken her. The Master refused to [[regenerate]] from the gunshot wound when he knew the Doctor would keep him permanently confined to [[The Doctor's TARDIS|his TARDIS]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[Last of the Time Lords (TV story)|Last of the Time Lords]]'') Soon after she had murdered her husband, Lucy was arrested, her trial was held in secret without a jury, and she was sent to [[Broadfell Prison]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[The End of Time (TV story)|The End of Time]]'') | Over the Year That Never Was, Lucy had grown tired of the Master and his abusive, insane personality. When the Master captured [[Martha Jones]], the countdown timer was counting down to the rise of "New Gallifrey" and the Toclafane invasion of the galaxy. Unknown to anyone, the [[Tenth Doctor]] had "merged" with the countdown so that he'd be restored to his normal self so he could beat the Master. When the countdown reached zero and the world started to chant "Doctor", Lucy joined in as well. When the Master tried to escape, realising his plan had failed, [[Francine Jones]] tried to shoot him, but the Doctor and [[Jack Harkness]] stopped her. Unseen by anyone else, Lucy herself took the gun and shot the Master dead with a glazed look in her eyes. Jack pulled the gun away from her, while she just stood motionlessly, looking on with a cold, emotionless hatred toward the man who had broken her. The Master refused to [[regenerate]] from the gunshot wound when he knew the Doctor would keep him permanently confined to [[The Doctor's TARDIS|his TARDIS]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[Last of the Time Lords (TV story)|Last of the Time Lords]]'') Soon after she had murdered her husband, Lucy was arrested, her trial was held in secret without a jury, and she was sent to [[Broadfell Prison]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[The End of Time (TV story)|The End of Time]]'') | ||
=== Imprisonment and revenge === | === Imprisonment and revenge === | ||
[[File:Lucy Saxon Vaporised.jpg|right|thumb|Lucy is consumed in an explosion caused by sabotaging the Master's resurrection. ([[TV]]: ''[[The End of Time (TV story)|The End of Time]]'')]] | [[File:Lucy Saxon Vaporised.jpg|right|thumb|Lucy is consumed in an explosion caused by sabotaging the Master's resurrection. ([[TV]]: ''[[The End of Time (TV story)|The End of Time]]'')]] | ||
On [[Christmas]] Eve night, [[2009]], Lucy was released from her cell by her prison's new [[Governor (The End of Time)|Governor]], and brought to the basement, where a group of the Master's loyal servants was implementing a ritual to restore him to life. One element of the ritual was the Master's bio-metric imprint, which was on Lucy's lips, left over from the times he had kissed her. To Lucy's horror, the ritual succeeded, and the partially-restored Master began draining his servants of their lifeforce. Before the Master's body was completely restored, Lucy revealed to her former husband that she had long been aware of the ritual, and had had her father's scientists develop an opposite to one of the life-restoring potions used in its creation. Lucy | On [[Christmas]] Eve night, [[2009]], Lucy was released from her cell by her prison's new [[Governor (The End of Time)|Governor]], and brought to the basement, where a group of the Master's loyal servants was implementing a ritual to restore him to life. One element of the ritual was the Master's bio-metric imprint, which was on Lucy's lips, left over from the times he had kissed her. To Lucy's horror, the ritual succeeded, and the partially-restored Master began draining his servants of their lifeforce. Before the Master's body was completely restored, Lucy revealed to her former husband that she had long been aware of the ritual, and had had her father's scientists develop an opposite to one of the life-restoring potions used in its creation. Lucy was given the potion by one of the guards and hurled it at the Master, creating an explosion that destroyed the prison - and herself. ([[TV]]: ''[[The End of Time (TV story)|The End of Time]]'') | ||
== Personality == | == Personality == | ||
