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|next= Terror Firma (audio story)}}'''''{{StoryTitle}}''''' was the seventy-first [[Big Finish Doctor Who audio stories|monthly ''Doctor Who'' audio story]] produced by [[Big Finish Productions]]. | |next= Terror Firma (audio story)}}'''''{{StoryTitle}}''''' was the seventy-first [[Big Finish Doctor Who audio stories|monthly ''Doctor Who'' audio story]] produced by [[Big Finish Productions]]. | ||
It unusually, though certainly not without precedent, dealt with [[Christianity]]'s early history. It was also a particularly strong story for [[Erimem]], who came close to leaving the [[Fifth Doctor]] over the morality of preserving the integrity of the timeline. In this conflict, the fact that Erimem came from an even more distant past than the story's setting of [[325]] [[AD]] was of central importance. Unlike most stories featuring an "historical [[companion]]", the fact of her origin, both as a former [[Pharaoh]] and an ancient [[Egyptian]], fully mattered to the progress of the narrative. | It unusually, though certainly not without precedent, dealt with [[Christianity]]'s early history. It was also a particularly strong story for [[Erimem]], who came close to leaving the [[Fifth Doctor]] over the morality of preserving the integrity of the timeline. In this conflict, the fact that Erimem came from an even more distant past than the story's setting of [[325]] [[AD]] was of central importance. Unlike most stories featuring an "historical [[companion]]", the fact of her origin, both as a former [[Pharaoh]] and an ancient [[Egyptian]], fully mattered to the progress of the narrative. | ||
