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'''''{{StoryTitle}}''''' was the two hundred and sixtieth story in [[Big Finish Productions|Big Finish]]'s [[Main Range|monthly range]]. It was written by [[Guy Adams]] and featured [[Sylvester McCoy]] as the [[Seventh Doctor]], [[Sophie Aldred]] as [[Ace]], [[Mark Bonnar]] as [[the Eleven]], [[Carolyn Pickles]] as [[Ollistra (The Side of the Angels)|Cardinal Ollistra]] and [[Damian Lynch]] as [[Rasmus (Deeptime Frontier)|Rasmus]]. It was the first in a trilogy of stories pitting the Seventh Doctor against another rogue [[Time Lord]]. | '''''{{StoryTitle}}''''' was the two hundred and sixtieth story in [[Big Finish Productions|Big Finish]]'s [[Main Range|monthly range]]. It was written by [[Guy Adams]] and featured [[Sylvester McCoy]] as the [[Seventh Doctor]], [[Sophie Aldred]] as [[Ace]], [[Mark Bonnar]] as [[the Eleven]], [[Carolyn Pickles]] as [[Ollistra (The Side of the Angels)|Cardinal Ollistra]] and [[Damian Lynch]] as [[Rasmus (Deeptime Frontier)|Rasmus]]. It was the first in a trilogy of stories pitting the Seventh Doctor against another rogue [[Time Lord]]. | ||
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The Dark Citizen confirms McShane's belief that they had made it easy for the three of them to get to Gallifrey, but to serve as a threat to somebody other than the Eleven. It freezes them in [[time]] and sounds an alarm to bring them to the Eleven's attention, unfreezing them once he and the Doctor arrive. The Eleven realises when his droids are nice to him that the Doctor trapped him in the Matrix as he headed to the vaults and finds himself captured and with his other selves back inside his mind. He gets free briefly and opens the Dark Gate to destroy the universe, but the Doctor made the Dark Citizens a better offer and the gate is closed; the Dark Citizens reverse most of the damage they did and the Eleven is imprisoned to await freezing. | The Dark Citizen confirms McShane's belief that they had made it easy for the three of them to get to Gallifrey, but to serve as a threat to somebody other than the Eleven. It freezes them in [[time]] and sounds an alarm to bring them to the Eleven's attention, unfreezing them once he and the Doctor arrive. The Eleven realises when his droids are nice to him that the Doctor trapped him in the Matrix as he headed to the vaults and finds himself captured and with his other selves back inside his mind. He gets free briefly and opens the Dark Gate to destroy the universe, but the Doctor made the Dark Citizens a better offer and the gate is closed; the Dark Citizens reverse most of the damage they did and the Eleven is imprisoned to await freezing. | ||
McShane regrets the destruction that remains and accuses the Doctor of manipulating the situation to make his deal with the Dark Citizens in addition to defeating the Eleven. The Dark Citizen whispers to the Doctor, who hopes that McShane will one day understand why he has done what he has, and tells him that the day that he will die is coming soon. The Doctor is content with this, remarking that he will finally be able to rest. | |||
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