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A '''host body''' was a [[body]] used, infected or possessed by another creature, usually one who was incorporeal or very small. In some cases the possession was fatal to the host. | A '''host body''' was a [[body]] used, infected or possessed by another creature, usually one who was incorporeal or very small. In some cases the possession was fatal to the host. | ||
[[The Gestalt]] bonded over a succession of willing hosts over its long existence. In exchange for the host receiving the Gestalt's advice and increased physical durability, they would be required to follow the Gestalt's direction to | [[The Gestalt]] bonded over a succession of willing hosts over its long existence. In exchange for the host receiving the Gestalt's advice and increased physical durability, they would be required to follow the Gestalt's direction to fulfil the Gestalt's mission of righting wrongs across the universe. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Ring Theory (short story)|Ring Theory]]'') | ||
[[Cassandra O'Brien.Δ17|Lady Cassandra]] used several bodies as hosts, including [[Rose Tyler]], the [[Tenth Doctor]] and [[Chip]] when she left her own body, through the use of a [[psychograft]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[New Earth (TV story)|New Earth]]'') | [[Cassandra O'Brien.Δ17|Lady Cassandra]] used several bodies as hosts, including [[Rose Tyler]], the [[Tenth Doctor]] and [[Chip]] when she left her own body, through the use of a [[psychograft]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[New Earth (TV story)|New Earth]]'') | ||
