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== Plot == | == Plot == | ||
''to be | '''''The Last''''' began with [[Excelsior (The Last)|Excelsior]], [[Voss (The Last)|Minister Voss]], and [[Tralfinial|Minister Tralfinial]] discussing a war they planned to engage in, and [[Excelsior]]'s announcement of the coming war to the people of [[Bortresoye]]. Excelsior gave her speech from their underground [[bunker]], and then ordered the [[Death sentence|execution]] of her [[Make-up assistant (The Last)|make-up assistant]]. | ||
Then it cut to the Doctor in the [[Interzone]], where the [[Kro'Ka]] shows him [[Adric]] and [[Katarina]]. He was upset to see them. He then arrived on Bortresoye, which had been utterly destroyed in a nuclear war. The Doctor, Charley, and C'rizz took cover in a building, which soon collapsed down on them. The Doctor was completely buried in the rubble, Charley was [[paralysis|paralysed]] from the neck down, and C'rizz left to get help. | |||
C'rizz found [[Requiem (The Last)|Requiem]], who he assumes to be a survivor, and leads him back to where he left Charley and the Doctor, only to find them gone. Meanwhile, Charley and the Doctor are taken to the underground bunker by [[Landscar]]. The Doctor finds Charley, who tells him that she has damage to her spine and is likely permanently paralysed. | |||
C'rizz followed Requiem to the [[Archive|archive]] where they worked, and found fifty survivors. Together, they set off for the underground bunker. When they arrived, the Doctor insisted on letting C'rizz in, but no one could see the survivors, including Requiem. It was theorised that they were either [[ghost]]s or [[hallucination]]s. | |||
== Cast == | == Cast == | ||
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* The Doctor refers to Katarina as "the little handmaiden from [[Troy]]." He regrets taking her away from her own time and giving her hope, only for her to be killed shortly afterwards. | * The Doctor refers to Katarina as "the little handmaiden from [[Troy]]." He regrets taking her away from her own time and giving her hope, only for her to be killed shortly afterwards. | ||
* The Doctor quotes [[Dante]]'s "Inferno". | * The Doctor quotes [[Dante]]'s "Inferno". | ||
* The Doctor states that he doesn't consider himself to be suicidal. | |||
=== TARDIS === | === TARDIS === | ||
