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In [[1794]] they approached the [[Marquis de Sade]] for his philosophies and offered him the chance to change the world, to which he agreed. Earth was removed from space-time and placed in a [[pocket universe]], the surface now covering the massive "World Machine" that could regulate and control the physical nature of the planet. Sade later became sensitive to the Machine and could see it through his shadow, speaking of "gaps in the air" and "worlds in the gaps." | In [[1794]] they approached the [[Marquis de Sade]] for his philosophies and offered him the chance to change the world, to which he agreed. Earth was removed from space-time and placed in a [[pocket universe]], the surface now covering the massive "World Machine" that could regulate and control the physical nature of the planet. Sade later became sensitive to the Machine and could see it through his shadow, speaking of "gaps in the air" and "worlds in the gaps." | ||
[[Minski]] was created as the System Operator and programmed with an epistemic code based on Sade's philosophies and ideals, but this corrupted his system. He became independent and took control of the Machine. Goodfellow became trapped within the Machine, Sade was locked away in the reconstructed [[New Bastille]] and Minski began dominating [[France]] through a [[clockwork]] replica of Sade who claimed First Deputy Minski as his adopted son. Parisians, especially women, were both fearful of Minski and fiercely loyal to him, willing to lay down their lives for him. There was a curfew for Parisians and [[Anachronism|anachronistic]] technology, such as steam driven carts, were utilised. There was also Minski's [[murder machine]], a [[labyrinth]] of [[execution]] tools into which a person would be thrown and would eventually die. | [[Minski]] was created as the System Operator and programmed with an epistemic code based on Sade's philosophies and ideals, but this corrupted his system. He became independent and took control of the Machine. Goodfellow became trapped within the Machine, Sade was locked away in the reconstructed [[New Bastille]] and Minski began dominating [[France]] through a [[clockwork robot|clockwork]] replica of Sade who claimed First Deputy Minski as his adopted son. Parisians, especially women, were both fearful of Minski and fiercely loyal to him, willing to lay down their lives for him. There was a curfew for Parisians and [[Anachronism|anachronistic]] technology, such as steam driven carts, were utilised. There was also Minski's [[murder machine]], a [[labyrinth]] of [[execution]] tools into which a person would be thrown and would eventually die. | ||
As a result, the French Revolution continued until [[1804]] with [[America]] and [[England]] being purported as [[Devil]] worshippers. The other leaders of the world, some actually members of the [[Hellfire Club]], were organised by the Pageant to attack France. Meanwhile, Minski engineered a [[Minski's virus|virus]] that would allow him direct control over individuals. | As a result, the French Revolution continued until [[1804]] with [[America]] and [[England]] being purported as [[Devil]] worshippers. The other leaders of the world, some actually members of the [[Hellfire Club]], were organised by the Pageant to attack France. Meanwhile, Minski engineered a [[Minski's virus|virus]] that would allow him direct control over individuals. | ||
The [[First Doctor]] and [[Dodo Chaplet]] visited this reality and combatted Minski, the Doctor eventually confronting the Pageant. With Minski dead, they retook control and assured the Doctor they would return Earth to its original space-time while the Doctor assured them that any further experiments would be brought to a swift end. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Man in the Velvet Mask]]'') | The [[First Doctor]] and [[Dodo Chaplet]] visited this reality and combatted Minski, the Doctor eventually confronting the Pageant. With Minski dead, they retook control and assured the Doctor they would return Earth to its original space-time while the Doctor assured them that any further experiments would be brought to a swift end. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Man in the Velvet Mask]]'') | ||
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