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=== Temporary association with Adam === | === Temporary association with Adam === | ||
[[File:Why won't you just die.jpg|thumb|left|The Doctor confronts the [[Metaltron]] [[Bronze Dalek|Dalek]]. ([[TV]]: {{cs|Dalek (TV story)}})]] | [[File:Why won't you just die.jpg|thumb|left|The Doctor confronts the [[Metaltron]] [[Bronze Dalek|Dalek]]. ([[TV]]: {{cs|Dalek (TV story)}})]] | ||
Tracking a distress signal, the Doctor went to [[the Vault (Dalek)|the Vault]] in [[2012]] [[Utah]] | Tracking a distress signal, the Doctor went to [[the Vault (Dalek)|the Vault]] in [[2012]] [[Utah]], where he found the [[Metaltron]], a lone [[Bronze Dalek|Dalek]] [[Dalek drone|drone]] who'd survived the Time War and was being kept, amongst other alien artefacts, by [[Henry van Statten]]. Blaming the [[Dalek Empire]] for his suffering in the Time War and Gallifrey's "destruction", the Doctor took pleasure in torturing the Metaltron, even as it begged for pity. The Metaltron escaped by extrapolating Time Vortex radiation from Rose's DNA and, with no orders, chose to destroy everyone in sight. With the Vault staff slaughtered, the Doctor prepared to kill the Metaltron when it dropped its defences, but Rose stood in his way and showed him he was becoming the same as the [[Dalek|Daleks]]. To the Doctor's shock, the Metaltron committed suicide due to its personality change making it deem itself an abomination. | ||
Before departing, Rose asked the Doctor to invite [[Adam Mitchell]], one of Van Statten's young employees who she had befriended, into the TARDIS as he had nowhere else to go. The Doctor left the TARDIS doors unlocked for Adam to wander inside as it dematerialised, ([[TV]]: {{cs|Dalek (TV story)}}) though his initial plan was to return Adam home. However, the TARDIS was knocked off course by a [[temporal tsunami]] and they arrived in [[Birmingham]] [[2012]] instead. | Before departing, Rose asked the Doctor to invite [[Adam Mitchell]], one of Van Statten's young employees who she had befriended, into the TARDIS as he had nowhere else to go. The Doctor left the TARDIS doors unlocked for Adam to wander inside as it dematerialised, ([[TV]]: {{cs|Dalek (TV story)}}) though his initial plan was to return Adam home. However, the TARDIS was knocked off course by a [[temporal tsunami]] and they arrived in [[Birmingham]] [[2012]] instead. | ||
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For Adam's first real trip, the Doctor took his two companions to the [[Fourth Great and Bountiful Human Empire]] to see the human race at its zenith. Pretending to be management on the news broadcaster, [[Satellite Five]], the Doctor and his companions found the Empire had been manipulated into remaining secluded from the wider universe. Adam, suffering from severe culture shock, was left on his own. | For Adam's first real trip, the Doctor took his two companions to the [[Fourth Great and Bountiful Human Empire]] to see the human race at its zenith. Pretending to be management on the news broadcaster, [[Satellite Five]], the Doctor and his companions found the Empire had been manipulated into remaining secluded from the wider universe. Adam, suffering from severe culture shock, was left on his own. | ||
Captured by [[the Editor]], the Doctor and Rose found that the [[Mighty Jagrafess of the Holy Hadrojassic Maxarodenfoe]] had been controlling the human race from [[Satellite Five]] by manipulating information. Thanks to [[Cathica Santini Khadeni]], one of the workers who learned of the truth, the satellite's heat was rerouted, sending heat to the Jagrafess's control room, freeing the Doctor and Rose and killing the Jagrafess and the Editor. Upon learning Adam was trying to learn about the future for his own gain | Captured by [[the Editor]], the Doctor and Rose found that the [[Mighty Jagrafess of the Holy Hadrojassic Maxarodenfoe]] had been controlling the human race from [[Satellite Five]] by manipulating information. Thanks to [[Cathica Santini Khadeni]], one of the workers who learned of the truth, the satellite's heat was rerouted, sending heat to the Jagrafess's control room, freeing the Doctor and Rose and killing the Jagrafess and the Editor. Upon learning Adam was trying to learn about the future for his own gain, the Doctor evicted him from the TARDIS and took him home, leaving him with the forehead implant he got at Satellite Five as punishment. While Adam begged for another chance, the Doctor was unsympathetic to his plight. ([[TV]]: {{cs|The Long Game (TV story)}}) | ||
=== Further adventures with Rose === | === Further adventures with Rose === | ||
