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In [[2013]], after defeating the [[Promethean]]s, the Doctor visited the Wonderland control room and confronted Hugo. He threatened to expose Annabel's presence on [[Cornucopia]] if he did not shut the organisation down. In turn, Hugo threatened to upload data on the Doctor to every information network in the galaxy, undoing all the work he had put into erasing himself. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Hunters of the Burning Stone (comic story)|Hunters of the Burning Stone]]'') | In [[2013]], after defeating the [[Promethean]]s, the Doctor visited the Wonderland control room and confronted Hugo. He threatened to expose Annabel's presence on [[Cornucopia]] if he did not shut the organisation down. In turn, Hugo threatened to upload data on the Doctor to every information network in the galaxy, undoing all the work he had put into erasing himself. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Hunters of the Burning Stone (comic story)|Hunters of the Burning Stone]]'') | ||
In [[London]], [[2018]], Hugo bumped into Alexander Truscott, who had just been made head of the Ministry of Defence, and therefore an overseer of Hugo's work. When questioned about the existence of Wonderland, Hugo vigorously denied its existence. When the [[Twelfth Doctor]] and [[Bill Potts|Bill]] started working with Wonderland to uncover the mystery surrounding the Clockwise Men and [[Fey Truscott-Sade]]'s change of attitude, Hugo starting doing research on his own. He eventually reported that Truscott was Fey's only surviving relative, and explained his history with him. However, Truscott got word of this, and he and the Clockwise Men ambushed Hugo in an underground London car park, leaving Hugo bound and gagged in Truscott's house for two days before the Doctor and friends rescued him. Facing up to Truscott with the Doctor, Hugo called him insane, and was saved from being shot by Truscott by the Doctor's "cavalry" of General [[Kenossium]] and [[Bass Reeves]], giving him chance to escape with the Doctor's group. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Clockwise War (comic story)|The Clockwise War]]'') | In [[London]], [[2018]], Hugo bumped into Alexander Truscott, who had just been made head of the Ministry of Defence, and therefore an overseer of Hugo's work. When questioned about the existence of Wonderland, Hugo vigorously denied its existence. When the [[Twelfth Doctor]] and [[Bill Potts|Bill]] started working with Wonderland to uncover the mystery surrounding the Clockwise Men and [[Fey Truscott-Sade]]'s change of attitude, Hugo starting doing research on his own. He eventually reported that Truscott was Fey's only surviving relative, and explained his history with him. However, Truscott got word of this, and he and the Clockwise Men ambushed Hugo in an underground London car park, leaving Hugo bound and gagged in Truscott's house for two days before the Doctor and friends rescued him. | ||
Facing up to Truscott with the Doctor, Hugo called him insane, and was saved from being shot by Truscott by the Doctor's "cavalry" of General [[Kenossium]] and [[Bass Reeves]], giving him chance to escape with the Doctor's group. Wilding did not join the Doctor's group in entering the Dreamspace to stop Fey Fey directly, but once the situation was resolved and peace was restored, he visited Truscott again and pointed a gun at him, stating he was relieved that Truscott would not be around any more. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Clockwise War (comic story)|The Clockwise War]]'') | |||
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