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Sabbath rescued a [[time sensitive]] named [[Elizabeth Kelly]] from an [[asylum]] in [[Ireland]], and brought her along in his travels. | Sabbath rescued a [[time sensitive]] named [[Elizabeth Kelly]] from an [[asylum]] in [[Ireland]], and brought her along in his travels. | ||
While near death, Sabbath met [[Death ( | While near death, Sabbath met [[Death (mythology)|Death]], learning that the Doctor's second heart created a link between the Doctor and Sabbath that prevented the Doctor from dying; even if his chest was virtually crushed, one of his hearts was still beating in Sabbath. After this link resulted in Kelly sacrificing herself to save the Doctor in the belief that she would also save Sabbath, Sabbath tore out the heart, allowing the Doctor to grow a new one. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Camera Obscura (novel)|Camera Obscura]]'') | ||
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== Personality == | == Personality == | ||
Sabbath was generally opposed to chaos and believed that unauthorised time travel threatened reality by creating parallel universes. Sabbath was confident in his mental abilities. Aided by the Doctor's second heart, he survived a journey into [[Death ( | Sabbath was generally opposed to chaos and believed that unauthorised time travel threatened reality by creating parallel universes. Sabbath was confident in his mental abilities. Aided by the Doctor's second heart, he survived a journey into [[Death (mythology)|Death]]'s realms. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Camera Obscura (novel)|Camera Obscura]]'') | ||
Inquisitive, wry, and daring, Sabbath disliked those who lorded their power over others, including the Doctor. His arrogance meant that he found it difficult to admit when he was wrong, constantly convinced that he understood time better than the Doctor even after the Doctor provided evidence that time travel did not work the way Sabbath believed it did. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Time Zero (novel)|Time Zero]]'') | Inquisitive, wry, and daring, Sabbath disliked those who lorded their power over others, including the Doctor. His arrogance meant that he found it difficult to admit when he was wrong, constantly convinced that he understood time better than the Doctor even after the Doctor provided evidence that time travel did not work the way Sabbath believed it did. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Time Zero (novel)|Time Zero]]'') | ||
