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Unknown to his staff, the Chief had found a creature in the basement and made it his pet. He had the [[cleaner]]s take it the bodies of the dead, believing that it ate them. The Chief even had [[Caretaker 345/12, subsection 3]] killed to feed the creature. He thought of himself as the creature's "daddy". | Unknown to his staff, the Chief had found a creature in the basement and made it his pet. He had the [[cleaner]]s take it the bodies of the dead, believing that it ate them. The Chief even had [[Caretaker 345/12, subsection 3]] killed to feed the creature. He thought of himself as the creature's "daddy". | ||
When the [[Seventh Doctor]] was brought to him, the Chief thought he was the "Great Architect", namely [[Kroagnon]], who designed Paradise Towers. He ordered his [[execution]] and was called away after a report on the death of 345/12, subsection 3 came in. When | When the [[Seventh Doctor]] was brought to him, the Chief thought he was the "Great Architect", namely [[Kroagnon]], who designed Paradise Towers. He ordered his [[execution]] and was called away after a report on the death of 345/12, subsection 3 came in. When the Chief returned, he found the Doctor had escaped and blamed the [[Deputy Chief Caretaker]], who was tasked with his re-capture. | ||
The Doctor was again brought before the Chief who began interrogating him. He soon learned the Doctor was not the "Great Architect" as he had thought, but still ordered his execution. Once again | The Doctor was again brought before the Chief, who began interrogating him. He soon learned the Doctor was not the "Great Architect" as he had thought, but still ordered his execution. Once again, the Chief was called away after a report on the death of [[Tilda]] and [[Tabby (Paradise Towers)|Tabby]] came in. He went to the scene of the death and bribed [[Maddy]] by offering her the flat in return for her silence on the matter. | ||
While making his way back to control, | While making his way back to control, the Chief met with [[Cleaner 479]], who forced him down to the basement. There, he was brought before the creature, who revealed itself as Kroagnon and needed a body to escape from his imprisonment. The Chief was forced into a container and [[corporelectroscopy]] was performed to transplant Kroagnon's mind into the Chief, effectively killing him. ([[TV]]: ''[[Paradise Towers (TV story)|Paradise Towers]]'') | ||
== Other references == | == Other references == | ||
In the [[video game]] ''[[Happy Deathday]]'', played by [[Izzy Sinclair]] on the [[Time-Space Visualiser]], the Chief Caretaker was among a host of "every single [[enemy]]" that [[the Doctor]] had ever [[defeat]]ed, who were assembled by the [[Beige Guardian]] and pitted against the Doctor's first eight [[incarnation]]s. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Happy Deathday (comic story)|Happy Deathday]]'') | * In the [[video game]] ''[[Happy Deathday]]'', played by [[Izzy Sinclair]] on the [[Time-Space Visualiser]], the Chief Caretaker was among a host of "every single [[enemy]]" that [[the Doctor]] had ever [[defeat]]ed, who were assembled by the [[Beige Guardian]] and pitted against the Doctor's first eight [[incarnation]]s. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Happy Deathday (comic story)|Happy Deathday]]'') | ||
[[Category:Individual Caretakers]] | [[Category:Individual Caretakers]] | ||
