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[[The Nine]] created a '''prison''' after leaving the [[Crucible of Souls]] wherein he captured a number of [[the Doctor]]'s [[companion]]s, including [[Jamie McCrimmon]], [[Jo Grant]], [[Leela]], [[Romana II]], [[Adric]], [[Charlotte Pollard]], [[Liv Chenka]], [[Helen Sinclair]] and [[Bliss (The Starship of Theseus)|Bliss]]. | [[The Nine]] created a '''prison''' after leaving the [[Crucible of Souls]] wherein he captured a number of [[the Doctor]]'s [[companion]]s, including [[Jamie McCrimmon]], [[Jo Grant]], [[Leela]], [[Romana II]], [[Adric]], [[Charlotte Pollard]], [[Liv Chenka]], [[Helen Sinclair]] and [[Bliss (The Starship of Theseus)|Bliss]]. | ||
He used [[River Song]] to give companions [[name]]s before he hunted them down and placed them in [[Prison cell|cells]], blocked off by [[temporal field]]s (although he occasionally moved Charley between cells, claiming that this was due to her paradoxical nature). The Nine claimed that he would return the companions once he had the full set, but showed little concern for the [[Web of Time]] as he took companions from various points in history, such as abducting Jamie from a time long after he left the Doctor, while taking Adric from a point about half-way through his time in | He used [[River Song]] to give companions [[name]]s before he hunted them down and placed them in [[Prison cell|cells]], blocked off by [[temporal field]]s (although he occasionally moved Charley between cells, claiming that this was due to her paradoxical nature). The Nine claimed that he would return the companions once he had the full set, but showed little concern for the [[Web of Time]] as he took companions from various points in history, such as abducting Jamie from a time long after he left the Doctor, while taking Adric from a point about half-way through his time in [[the TARDIS]]. | ||
Each cell was secured by a reinforced [[glass]] [[wall]] and [[temporal shield]]s that would cause the prisoners to age to [[death]] if they managed to break out of the cell. The prison was also patrolled by twelve [[the Nine's drone sentry|drone sentries]] designed to shoot potential escapees with increasing levels of intensity, the first shot just being uncomfortable and each later one being ever more painful each time they shot a particular prisoner, although the Nine admitted that he didn't know what level of pain the [[weapon]]s could reach before it became fatal. | Each cell was secured by a reinforced [[glass]] [[wall]] and [[temporal shield]]s that would cause the prisoners to age to [[death]] if they managed to break out of the cell. The prison was also patrolled by twelve [[the Nine's drone sentry|drone sentries]] designed to shoot potential escapees with increasing levels of intensity, the first shot just being uncomfortable and each later one being ever more painful each time they shot a particular prisoner, although the Nine admitted that he didn't know what level of pain the [[weapon]]s could reach before it became fatal. | ||
