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'''Dr Fendelman''' was a wealthy [[businessman]] who discovered "[[Eustace]]", a humanoid skull that pre-dated [[human]]ity by eight million years. With his team of [[Maximillian Stael]], [[Thea Ransome]] and [[Adam Colby]], Fendelman studied it at [[Fetch Priory]]. | '''Dr Fendelman''' was a wealthy [[businessman]] who discovered "[[Eustace]]", a humanoid skull that pre-dated [[human]]ity by eight million years. With his team of [[Maximillian Stael]], [[Thea Ransome]] and [[Adam Colby]], Fendelman studied it at [[Fetch Priory]]. | ||
According to Thea, Fendelman was one of the "authentic geniuses" in the field of [[electronics]] until he developed his interest in the [[Human#History of human evolution|origins of man]]. Colby took a different view, suggesting Fendelman's genius was ended when he "flipped his lid." Data from his work led the doctor to an excavation site in [[Kenya]], where he found Eustace. He assembled his team of Stael, Colby and Ransome, with the offer of unlimited funds. | According to Thea, Fendelman was one of the "authentic geniuses" in the field of [[electronics]] until he developed his interest in the [[Human#History of human evolution|origins of man]]. Colby took a different view, suggesting Fendelman's genius was ended when he "flipped his lid." Data from his work led the doctor to an excavation site in [[Kenya]], where he found Eustace. He assembled his team of Stael, Colby and Ransome, with the offer of unlimited funds. | ||
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As the machine was working, Stael entered and, threatening them with a gun, demanded that it be turned off. Fendelman asked Max if he had lost his mind and refused to comply. Colby did, and turned the scanner off. Stael took Fendelman and Colby to the cellars and tied them to separate pillars. The doctor asked how long he had been planning this, and Max replied that it was ever since [[Martha Tyler]]'s visions had begun to come true. Fendelman berated him, saying "visions? Oh, come now, Max. You have a first class [[brain]]. Use it." Colby disagreed, labelling Stael an occult freak. After listening to Adam's further insults, Stael told him he would enjoy his terror and left. Colby asked if the security guards could help, but Fendelman told him they were to take orders from Stael in his absence. | As the machine was working, Stael entered and, threatening them with a gun, demanded that it be turned off. Fendelman asked Max if he had lost his mind and refused to comply. Colby did, and turned the scanner off. Stael took Fendelman and Colby to the cellars and tied them to separate pillars. The doctor asked how long he had been planning this, and Max replied that it was ever since [[Martha Tyler]]'s visions had begun to come true. Fendelman berated him, saying "visions? Oh, come now, Max. You have a first class [[brain]]. Use it." Colby disagreed, labelling Stael an occult freak. After listening to Adam's further insults, Stael told him he would enjoy his terror and left. Colby asked if the security guards could help, but Fendelman told him they were to take orders from Stael in his absence. | ||
[[File:Stael and dead Fendelman.jpg|left|thumb|[[Maximillian Stael|Stael]] stands next to the dead Fendelman. ([[TV]]: ''[[Image of the Fendahl (TV story)|Image of the Fendahl]]'')]]As Stael began to prepare for his ritual, connecting a power source to Eustace, Fendelman told Colby that he believed he knew what Max planned. With his coven gathered, Stael declared that the waiting was over. Fendelman shouted at him, telling him not to do it. Colby told the doctor to "shut up" and let Stael [[electrocution|electrocute]] himself. But Fendelman continued, yelling "he will kill us all. Listen to me, all of you. He is a madman!" He warned that Stael would plunge everything into "chaos and death." Again, Colby told him to be quiet. Fendelman replied that he did not understand, and he himself knew now what would happen. He spoke to Stael, saying "the Doctor asked if my name was real. Fendelman. Man of the Fendahl. Don't you see? Only for this have the generations of my fathers lived. I have been used! You are being used! Mankind has been used!" Stael walked over and shot him in the head. | [[File:Stael and dead Fendelman.jpg|left|thumb|[[Maximillian Stael|Stael]] stands next to the dead Fendelman. ([[TV]]: ''[[Image of the Fendahl (TV story)|Image of the Fendahl]]'')]]As Stael began to prepare for his ritual, connecting a power source to Eustace, Fendelman told Colby that he believed he knew what Max planned. With his coven gathered, Stael declared that the waiting was over. Fendelman shouted at him, telling him not to do it. Colby told the doctor to "shut up" and let Stael [[electrocution|electrocute]] himself. But Fendelman continued, yelling "he will kill us all. Listen to me, all of you. He is a madman!" He warned that Stael would plunge everything into "chaos and death." Again, Colby told him to be quiet. Fendelman replied that he did not understand, and he himself knew now what would happen. He spoke to Stael, saying "the Doctor asked if my name was real. Fendelman. Man of the Fendahl. Don't you see? Only for this have the generations of my fathers lived. I have been used! You are being used! Mankind has been used!" Stael walked over and shot him in the head. | ||
After his death, one of the theories the Doctor considered for the origins of man was that "the Fendahl fed into the RNA of certain individuals the instincts and compulsions necessary to recreate. These were fed through the generations till they reached Fendelman and people like him." ([[TV]]: ''[[Image of the Fendahl (TV story)|Image of the Fendahl]]'') | After his death, one of the theories the Doctor considered for the origins of man was that "the Fendahl fed into the RNA of certain individuals the instincts and compulsions necessary to recreate. These were fed through the generations till they reached Fendelman and people like him." ([[TV]]: ''[[Image of the Fendahl (TV story)|Image of the Fendahl]]'') | ||
