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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]]'')]] | ||
Over the Year That Never Was, Lucy had grown tired of the Master and his abusive, | 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]]'') | ||
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At first, Lucy Saxon was a faithful wife to the Master and seemed to initially share an affectionate relationship with him, nicknaming him "Harry". When the Master took over the [[Earth]], Lucy stood by him loyally, seeming neither shocked nor frightened by her husband's appalling actions. Lucy usually kept her feelings to herself and showed little emotion when the Master ordered the [[Toclafane]] to murder one tenth of the human race. Nevertheless, she did apologise to [[Vivien Rook]] just before Rook was murdered by the Toclafane. | At first, Lucy Saxon was a faithful wife to the Master and seemed to initially share an affectionate relationship with him, nicknaming him "Harry". When the Master took over the [[Earth]], Lucy stood by him loyally, seeming neither shocked nor frightened by her husband's appalling actions. Lucy usually kept her feelings to herself and showed little emotion when the Master ordered the [[Toclafane]] to murder one tenth of the human race. Nevertheless, she did apologise to [[Vivien Rook]] just before Rook was murdered by the Toclafane. | ||
During "the year that never was", however, Lucy began to see the Master for what he really was: a sadistic, vain and power-hungry maniac. Her relationship with the evil Time Lord deteriorated and the Master even got physically abusive, causing Lucy to lose her feelings for him. By the end of the year, Lucy had finally had enough of her | During "the year that never was", however, Lucy began to see the Master for what he really was: a sadistic, vain and power-hungry maniac. Her relationship with the evil Time Lord deteriorated and the Master even got physically abusive, causing Lucy to lose her feelings for him. By the end of the year, Lucy had finally had enough of her insane husband and shot him. | ||
Lucy also stated that when the Master took her to the end of the universe she became aware of the futility of life, believing it meaningless. She also had a noticeably haunted look by the time of the Master's defeat and was much more miserable. ([[TV]]: ''[[Last of the Time Lords (TV story)|Last of the Time Lords]]'') | Lucy also stated that when the Master took her to the end of the universe she became aware of the futility of life, believing it meaningless. She also had a noticeably haunted look by the time of the Master's defeat and was much more miserable. ([[TV]]: ''[[Last of the Time Lords (TV story)|Last of the Time Lords]]'') | ||
