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The Doctor enters the chamber and finds there is no radiation whatsoever; the hand is absorbing the entire output of the reactor. Sarah is removed and the hand placed in a sealed cabinet. The Doctor breaks through Sarah's hypnosis. | The Doctor enters the chamber and finds there is no radiation whatsoever; the hand is absorbing the entire output of the reactor. Sarah is removed and the hand placed in a sealed cabinet. The Doctor breaks through Sarah's hypnosis. | ||
The ring, however, is left behind in the chamber. It is found by a technician named [[Driscoll (The Hand of Fear)|Driscoll]], who falls under its control. He takes the hand and makes his way to the [[reactor core]]. He uses the ring against the security personnel who attempt to stop him. The Doctor pursues him, closely followed by Sarah, and narrowly avoids becoming a victim of the ring. They catch up with Driscoll just as he is about to enter the core and set off a chain reaction. Doctor pulls Sarah to the | The ring, however, is left behind in the chamber. It is found by a technician named [[Driscoll (The Hand of Fear)|Driscoll]], who falls under its control. He takes the hand and makes his way to the [[reactor core]]. He uses the ring against the security personnel who attempt to stop him. The Doctor pursues him, closely followed by Sarah, and narrowly avoids becoming a victim of the ring. They catch up with Driscoll just as he is about to enter the core and set off a chain reaction. The Doctor pulls Sarah to the ground to await the explosion. | ||
Inside the control room, the panels explode, knocking Professor Watson to the floor... | |||
=== Part 3 === | === Part 3 === | ||
