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'''Ood Delta''' was an [[Ood]] owned by the thief [[Fergus Antelect]]. | '''Ood Delta''' was an [[Ood]] owned by the thief [[Fergus Antelect]]. | ||
Antelect used Delta to [[Telepathy|telepathically]] relay what he imagined as illusions at his magic shows. Through this, he could steal the rich audience members' jewellery in plain sight with dozens of alibis not remembering him being anywhere near his victims. Delta was also regularly abused by Antelect. However, at one show at the [[Galactic Royal Hotel]], the [[Tenth Doctor]] used Delta's abilities to manipulate the minds of the audience into thinking he had confessed to the crimes. Delta told Special Agent [[Ratner]] that though it was true that Antelect had not committed theft through manipulating chronometers, he ''was'' guilty of thirty-seven counts of theft, ninety-two counts of misleading the public through illegal telepathic manipulation, and one hundred and thirteen counts of cruelty to a sentient life form — namely Ood Delta. Delta projected memories of what actually happened at every one of Antelect's performances into the minds of the people in the room. The Doctor advised Ratner to check the security videos for the shows Antelect performed at, and Antelect was arrested. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Disappearing Act (short story)|Disappearing Act]]'') | Antelect used Delta to [[Telepathy|telepathically]] relay what he imagined as illusions at his magic shows. Through this, he could steal the rich audience members' jewellery in plain sight with dozens of alibis not remembering him being anywhere near his victims. Delta was also regularly abused by Antelect. However, at one show at the [[Galactic Royal Hotel]], the [[Tenth Doctor]] used Delta's abilities to manipulate the minds of the audience into thinking he had confessed to the crimes. Delta told Special Agent [[Ratner]] that though it was true that Antelect had not committed theft through manipulating chronometers, he ''was'' guilty of thirty-seven counts of theft, ninety-two counts of misleading the public through illegal telepathic manipulation, and one hundred and thirteen counts of cruelty to a sentient life form — namely Ood Delta. Delta projected memories of what actually happened at every one of Antelect's performances into the minds of the people in the room. The Doctor advised Ratner to check the security videos for the shows Antelect performed at, and Antelect was arrested. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Disappearing Act (short story)|Disappearing Act]]'') | ||
== Behind the scenes == | == Behind the scenes == | ||
* In the comedic webcast ''[[The Universal Song Contest (webcast)|The Universal Song Contest]]'' (which, due to its parodical nature, is [[Tardis:Valid sources|not considered a valid source]] on this Wiki), Ood Delta is mentioned as the winner of a singing competition among the free Ood of the [[Ood Sphere]], having performed a particularly moving rendition of the [[Songs of Freedom and Captivity|Song of Freedom]]. | * In the comedic webcast ''[[The Universal Song Contest (webcast)|The Universal Song Contest]]'' (which, due to its parodical nature, is [[Tardis:Valid sources|not considered a valid source]] on this Wiki), Ood Delta is mentioned as the winner of a singing competition among the free Ood of the [[Ood Sphere]], having performed a particularly moving rendition of the [[Songs of Freedom and Captivity|Song of Freedom]]. | ||
[[Category:Ood servants]] | [[Category:Ood servants]] | ||
