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This is in the movie as well
(although i'm putting all changes i noticed in the 2021 version, at least some must be from the reworded 1997 McGann audiobook. unsure how we should split the page) |
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* The kiss between the Doctor and Grace in the park plays out differently. The Doctor becomes embarrassed by the gesture and apologises for getting carried away. Grace is diffident, but when she asks him to kiss her again he waves her away, telling her there's "no time". | * The kiss between the Doctor and Grace in the park plays out differently. The Doctor becomes embarrassed by the gesture and apologises for getting carried away. Grace is diffident, but when she asks him to kiss her again he waves her away, telling her there's "no time". | ||
* Some of the more disconnected montages from the film are carried by Mrs Trattorio, a disapproving elderly neighbour of Grace, who briefly chats with the Doctor marooned on her doorstep. She's watching the television when Professor Wagg is told that the atomic clock won't start. | * Some of the more disconnected montages from the film are carried by Mrs Trattorio, a disapproving elderly neighbour of Grace, who briefly chats with the Doctor marooned on her doorstep. She's watching the television when Professor Wagg is told that the atomic clock won't start. | ||
* In the back of the ambulance, it's made clear that the Doctor has seen through Grace's ruse to get him to the hospital. | * In the back of the ambulance, it's made clear that the Doctor has seen through Grace's ruse to get him to the hospital. | ||
*The Master explains to Chang Lee that the bearded man sculpted on the TARDIS busts is Rassilon | *The Master explains to Chang Lee that the bearded man sculpted on the TARDIS busts is Rassilon | ||
* The [[Seventh Doctor]]'s straw hat plays a bigger role in the novel, becoming a motif for the past. | * The [[Seventh Doctor]]'s straw hat plays a bigger role in the novel, becoming a motif for the past. | ||
