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Having been brought up in a criminal family, Blon was fixated on making a profit whatever the cost, going as far as to commit murder. She lacked any form of empathy or morals and was more than willing to commit terrible actions such as murder in order to further her or her family’s goals. | Having been brought up in a criminal family, Blon was fixated on making a profit whatever the cost, going as far as to commit murder. She lacked any form of empathy or morals and was more than willing to commit terrible actions such as murder in order to further her or her family’s goals. | ||
Blon held particular disdain towards humans, comparing wiping out mankind to “stepping on an ant hill”. She described Earth as a savage and ”godforsaken rock”. ([[TV]]: ''[[World War Three (TV story)|World War Three]]'') | Blon held particular disdain towards humans, comparing wiping out mankind to “stepping on an ant hill”. She described Earth as a savage and ”godforsaken rock”. ([[TV]]: ''[[World War Three (TV story)|World War Three]]'') She also expressed outright glee at hunting other creatures, and that prolonging the hunt made them smell much more pleasing to her. | ||
Despite her brutality and killer instinct, Blon proved to be intelligent, calculating, patient and manipulative during her reign as Mayor of Cardiff, having set up a plan to destroy Earth as well as maintaining contingencies. | Despite her brutality and killer instinct, Blon proved to be intelligent, calculating, patient and manipulative during her reign as Mayor of Cardiff, having set up a plan to destroy Earth as well as maintaining contingencies. | ||
Blon had a dry sense of humour, which came out on several occasions with the Doctor. She was originally afraid of him, running in terror when he went to confront her. However, as she actually got talking to him, she keenly tried to prove he was no better than her. ([[TV]]: ''[[Boom Town (TV story)|Boom Town]]'') | Blon had a dry sense of humour, which came out on several occasions with the Doctor. She was originally afraid of him, running in terror when he went to confront her, and declaring it unfair that they 'persecuted' her, despite acknowledging that she'd hunted after them the last time they met. However, as she actually got talking to him, she keenly tried to prove he was no better than her. She voiced her contempt for the Doctor by scornfully assuming that he always ran away after things went wrong. ([[TV]]: ''[[Boom Town (TV story)|Boom Town]]'') | ||
However, Blon was capable of rare acts of mercy. But the Doctor simply reduced this to being how Blon lived with herself being a killer, which she reluctantly acknowledged, but not before pointing out that only a killer would understand this. | However, Blon was capable of rare acts of mercy. But the Doctor simply reduced this to being how Blon lived with herself being a killer, which she reluctantly acknowledged, but not before pointing out that only a killer would understand this. | ||
