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== History == | == History == | ||
=== Early travels === | === Early travels === | ||
A [[Time Lord (Unbound Universe)|Time Lord]] from the planet [[Gallifrey (Unbound Universe)|Gallifrey]], the Doctor had originally been friends with [[Unbound Master|the Master]] in their schooling before both stole [[TARDIS]]es and left their home. In his travels, the Doctor visited [[Earth (Unbound Universe)|Earth]] on several occasions, befriending [[Mao Tse-Tung]] in his days as a [[librarian]] and twice | A [[Time Lord (Unbound Universe)|Time Lord]] from the planet [[Gallifrey (Unbound Universe)|Gallifrey]], the Doctor had originally been friends with [[Unbound Master|the Master]] in their schooling before both stole [[TARDIS]]es and left their home. In his travels, the Doctor visited [[Earth (Unbound Universe)|Earth]] on several occasions, befriending [[Mao Tse-Tung]] in his days as a [[librarian]] and twice meeting [[Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart (Unbound Universe)|Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart]], helping him against the [[Robot Yeti]] in one of their meetings. During his travels, [[Unbound Doctor's TARDIS|the Doctor's TARDIS]] became stuck in the form of a [[police box]]. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Sympathy for the Devil (audio story)|Sympathy for the Devil]]'') The Doctor visited the planet [[Skaro (Unbound Universe)|Skaro]] and helped the [[Thal (Unbound Universe)|Thals]] defeat the [[Dalek (Unbound Universe)|Daleks]] in what was later referred to as the Great Siege. Though the Doctor initially thought this to be the end of the Daleks, he would later encounter the [[Dalek Empire]] conquering other planets, a faction of Daleks he would later learn were known as [[the Renegades]], and fought against them. Their battles led the Doctor to believe that the Daleks were beyond redemption. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Masters of War (audio story)|Masters of War]]'') | ||
=== Exile to Earth === | === Exile to Earth === | ||
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Immediately after leaving the TARDIS, the Doctor bumped into [[Marcus (Unbound Universe)|Marcus]] and [[Adam (Unbound Universe)|Adam]]. He followed them to ''[[the Little England]]'', a pub run by [[Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart (Unbound Universe)|Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart]]. The Doctor recognised the Brigadier and convinced him that he was the same person with whom Alistair fought [[Robot Yeti]] in the [[London Underground]]. The Doctor was concerned that he had arrived in the wrong time, as he had wanted to meet the Brigadier much earlier. | Immediately after leaving the TARDIS, the Doctor bumped into [[Marcus (Unbound Universe)|Marcus]] and [[Adam (Unbound Universe)|Adam]]. He followed them to ''[[the Little England]]'', a pub run by [[Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart (Unbound Universe)|Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart]]. The Doctor recognised the Brigadier and convinced him that he was the same person with whom Alistair fought [[Robot Yeti]] in the [[London Underground]]. The Doctor was concerned that he had arrived in the wrong time, as he had wanted to meet the Brigadier much earlier. | ||
During their conversation, a Chinese plane disguised with [[chameleon circuit]] technology flew over them and crashed onto a nearby mountain. The Doctor and the Brigadier went to the crash site and helped the [[Pilot (Unbound Universe)|pilot]] get out of the wreckage and recover. UNIT arrived and brought the pilot to a nearby monastery. At the monastery, the Doctor heard that [[Ling]] saw a man [[Regeneration|change his appearance]] and realised that | During their conversation, a Chinese plane disguised with [[chameleon circuit]] technology flew over them and crashed onto a nearby mountain. The Doctor and the Brigadier went to the crash site and helped the [[Pilot (Unbound Universe)|pilot]] get out of the wreckage and recover. UNIT arrived and brought the pilot to a nearby monastery. At the monastery, the Doctor heard that [[Ling]] saw a man [[Regeneration|change his appearance]] and realised that a [[Renegade Time Lord]] had been on the crashed plane. | ||
Confronting his fellow in the main hall, the Master revealed himself to the Doctor, releasing an alien parasite which had been kept trapped at the monastery. The Doctor talked with the Master and made a deal once he'd learnt the Master was just as trapped as he himself was now. The Master agreed to stop his plan in exchange for a lift in the Doctor's TARDIS after the Master had lost [[Unbound Master's TARDIS|his own]]. When the Master inevitably double-crossed the Doctor, the Doctor tricked his old friend into thinking that ''the Little England'' was his TARDIS. When the Master entered the pub, the Doctor had the parasite placed in the TARDIS, bringing the Brigadier with him, and they dematerialised to [[Mongolia]]. The Doctor dropped the parasite into a test area seconds before it was hit by a nuclear bomb and it was killed. | |||
Instead of returning to Hong Kong, the Doctor and Alistair | Instead of returning to Hong Kong, the Doctor and Alistair the sheer power of the nuclear explosion disrupted the inhibitor the Time Lords had placed on the TARDIS, allowing the ship to freely move in time and space once again as the Doctor wished. Landing on a new world, the Doctor invited Alistair to be his new companion. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Sympathy for the Devil (audio story)|Sympathy for the Devil]]'') | ||
According to one account, the Doctor returned to Hong Kong and became comfortable with his exile. When the [[Sixth Doctor]] and [[Evelyn Smythe]] accidentally travelled sideways in time to his universe, they helped the Doctor stop "an annoying man" from infecting the [[United Nations]] with [[Krynoid]] pods. The exiled Doctor helped repair the Sixth Doctor's TARDIS by donating his TARDIS' [[dimensional control]]. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The 100 Days of the Doctor (audio story)|The 100 Days of the Doctor]]'') | According to one account, the Doctor returned to Hong Kong and became comfortable with his exile. When the [[Sixth Doctor]] and [[Evelyn Smythe]] accidentally travelled sideways in time to his universe, they helped the Doctor stop "an annoying man" from infecting the [[United Nations]] with [[Krynoid]] pods. The exiled Doctor helped repair the Sixth Doctor's TARDIS by donating his TARDIS' [[dimensional control]]. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The 100 Days of the Doctor (audio story)|The 100 Days of the Doctor]]'') | ||
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To evade the Time Lords, the Doctor took Benny to a unremarkable planet and turned off the TARDIS. For twenty-six days they resided in a cabin on an island, with Benny being intrigued by the nearby tribe whilst the Doctor saved a sea monster from them. They passed the time with board games, which the Doctor cheated at to Benny’s annoyance, and the Doctor returned to the TARDIS on occasion though he barred Benny from doing so. Eventually Benny deduced the truth about the tribe, that they tolerated outsiders for twenty-seven days before killing them, but they were both captured just as she told the Doctor. Escaping being tied to a pole as the tide rose together, the Doctor revealed he’d deduced the monster was a survivor of a past alien expedition to the island and it’s eggs were signal devices. He fully activated one to help the creature, which also attracted the Time Lords just as the tribe had discovered their survival. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Inertia (audio story)|Inertia]]'') | To evade the Time Lords, the Doctor took Benny to a unremarkable planet and turned off the TARDIS. For twenty-six days they resided in a cabin on an island, with Benny being intrigued by the nearby tribe whilst the Doctor saved a sea monster from them. They passed the time with board games, which the Doctor cheated at to Benny’s annoyance, and the Doctor returned to the TARDIS on occasion though he barred Benny from doing so. Eventually Benny deduced the truth about the tribe, that they tolerated outsiders for twenty-seven days before killing them, but they were both captured just as she told the Doctor. Escaping being tied to a pole as the tide rose together, the Doctor revealed he’d deduced the monster was a survivor of a past alien expedition to the island and it’s eggs were signal devices. He fully activated one to help the creature, which also attracted the Time Lords just as the tribe had discovered their survival. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Inertia (audio story)|Inertia]]'') | ||
Captured and brought to [[Gallifrey]], the Doctor was placed on trial for existing, with him appointing Benny as his defender. He was irritated by his neighbouring cell mate continuously tapping | Captured and brought to [[Gallifrey]], the Doctor was placed on trial for existing, with him appointing Benny as his defender. He was irritated by his neighbouring cell mate continuously tapping "now" in Time Lord morse code on their shared wall. Benny devised a plan where was seemingly executed however was actually transported into [[the Matrix]]. Returning to his cell, he and Benny investigated the bizarre occurrences in Gallifrey and deduced the Time Lords were under the influence of [[the Now]], pan-dimensional parasites. The Doctor devised a way to force the Time Lords to regenerate using the [[Crown of Rassilon]] to purge the Now, but realised it would kill all of the Now as well as many Time Lords in the process and backed out of the plan. Coordinator [[Narvin]] initiated the plan himself, revealing he’d had the Doctor brought to Gallifrey in hopes of him devising a solution. Furious, the Doctor and Benny departed Gallifrey. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Gallifrey (audio story)|Gallifrey]]'') | ||
== Psychological profile == | == Psychological profile == | ||
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The Doctor proved his reputation for cunning. On [[Skaro (Unbound Universe)|Skaro]] he attempted to incite a civil war among the [[Dalek (Unbound Universe)|Daleks]] by tricking one into believing itself to be [[Davros (Unbound Universe)|Davros]] and later collaborated with the Daleks in strategising their defence against the [[Quatch]]. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Masters of War (audio story)|Masters of War]]'') According to [[Mandeville]], during the Great War the Doctor became notorious for stabbing his enemies in the back. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Library in the Body (audio story)|The Library in the Body]]'') After the War the Doctor masterminded his own downfall as President of the Universe, in the process ensuring the activation of the safe zone and thus the preservation of his universe whilst also finding a way to return Benny to her universe. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The True Saviour of the Universe (audio story)|The True Saviour of the Universe]]'') | The Doctor proved his reputation for cunning. On [[Skaro (Unbound Universe)|Skaro]] he attempted to incite a civil war among the [[Dalek (Unbound Universe)|Daleks]] by tricking one into believing itself to be [[Davros (Unbound Universe)|Davros]] and later collaborated with the Daleks in strategising their defence against the [[Quatch]]. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Masters of War (audio story)|Masters of War]]'') According to [[Mandeville]], during the Great War the Doctor became notorious for stabbing his enemies in the back. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Library in the Body (audio story)|The Library in the Body]]'') After the War the Doctor masterminded his own downfall as President of the Universe, in the process ensuring the activation of the safe zone and thus the preservation of his universe whilst also finding a way to return Benny to her universe. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The True Saviour of the Universe (audio story)|The True Saviour of the Universe]]'') | ||
The Doctor was known for appearing a coward, though he insisted he was simply cautious. Mandeville ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Library in the Body (audio story)|The Library in the Body]]'') and the [[Mother Superior (Unbound Universe)|Mother Superior]] criticised cowardly actions he had done during the War such as abandoning | The Doctor was known for appearing a coward, though he insisted he was simply cautious. Mandeville ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Library in the Body (audio story)|The Library in the Body]]'') and the [[Mother Superior (Unbound Universe)|Mother Superior]] criticised cowardly actions he had done during the War such as abandoning [[Unbound Master|the Master]]. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Emporium At The End (audio story)|The Emporium at the End]]'') After the War, the Doctor made a failed attempt to flee his dying universe to escape his responsibilities, an action he believed even the TARDIS disliked him for. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Library in the Body (audio story)|The Library in the Body]]'') | ||
When angered, the Doctor could be ruthless to his enemies. After being infuriated by her regime, the Doctor let [[Prime Minister 470]] die at the hands of her own enforcers and also saw to the death of [[Ego (Unbound Universe)|Ego]]. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Planet X (audio story)|Planet X]]'') He did have limits however and refused to wipe out the parasitic Now to save the Time Lords. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Gallifrey (audio story)|Gallifrey]]'') | When angered, the Doctor could be ruthless to his enemies. After being infuriated by her regime, the Doctor let [[Prime Minister 470]] die at the hands of her own enforcers and also saw to the death of [[Ego (Unbound Universe)|Ego]]. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Planet X (audio story)|Planet X]]'') He did have limits however and refused to wipe out the parasitic Now to save the Time Lords. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Gallifrey (audio story)|Gallifrey]]'') | ||
