Fourteenth Doctor: Difference between revisions

Sentimental and compassionate, but with a cynical and self-reflective edge, the '''Fourteenth Doctor''' embraced the second chance he had in regenerating back into the body of his [[Tenth Doctor|tenth incarnation]], as he sought to respond to all the calls of adventure. This [[incarnation]] of '''[[the Doctor]]''' raced from one adventure to the next as he fought against the idea that he was "running on fumes" and emotionally exhausted, going a full fifteen hours without stopping to rest, too distracted by the mystery as to why he had regenerated back into a familiar body.

After a battle against [[psychoplasm]] [[Dalek-scape|Dalek constructs]] in the [[Dalek Dome]] and a crash landing on [[Skaro]] during the [[genesis of the Daleks]], the Doctor found himself reunited with his old [[companion]] [[Donna Noble]], whose memories of the Doctor had been erased by the Tenth Doctor at the end of their travels together in order to save her life. On the same night [[the Meep]] tried to initiate the [[destruction of London]], and only the release of the [[DoctorDonna]], the product of a [[Human-Time Lord Meta-Crisis|biological metacrisis]] which had given Donna the consciousness of a [[Time Lord]], from Donna's subconscious mind managed to save the day. Despite her memories returning, however, Donna's mind did not burn. It was instead revealed that her daughter, [[Rose Noble|Rose]], had inherited the metacrisis, with its energy being shared between mother and daughter. The Doctor warned that this would only slow the damage, but Rose and Donna were able to [[Letting go|release]] the metacrisis and its energy from their bodies.

Agreeing to travel with Donna one last time to visit her grandfather and the Doctor's old friend, [[Wilfred Mott]], the pair got sidetracked after Donna accidentally spilled coffee on the [[TARDIS control console]], leading to a conflict with the [[not-thing]]s at the [[edge of the universe]]. There, the Doctor was forced to confront his emotional exhaustion, but chose to continue ignoring his pain, especially regarding [[the Flux]]. However, upon arriving back in [[London]] and finding its people driven mad by his old enemy, [[the Toymaker]], the Doctor's trauma was brought back to the forefront. The Toymaker ended up shooting the Doctor with a [[galvanic beam]] which triggered a [[bi-generation]] that split the Doctor in two: his next [[incarnation]], the [[Fifteenth Doctor]], was created as a result, but both incarnations existed simultaneously. Together, the Doctors teamed up to banish the Toymaker. Later, having been spurred on by both Donna and the Fifteenth Doctor, the Fourteenth Doctor decided to settle down on Earth with the [[Noble family]] to do "rehab out of order" and allow himself time to heal and ensure his next incarnation would have a more carefree attitude.