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Elsewhere, Chang Lee uses the TARDIS key to enter the TARDIS. There he encounters the Master, who entered before him. The Master [[hypnosis|hypnotises]] Lee into giving him the Doctor's possessions by staring at him with his inhuman eyes. Searching through the [[The Doctor's toolbag|bag]], the Master demands to know where the Doctor is. Lee says that the items he stole are his now, and that the Doctor is dead. With a snarl, the Master informs Lee that the Doctor is not dead and that he will die unless he finds him. Wondering what he'll get out of assisting the Master, Lee is told he'll get to live. Elsewhere, Grace has given the Doctor a pair of shoes left behind by her boyfriend, letting him keep them; her attempts to examine the Doctor's blood fail. They decide to take a walk, hoping to jog his memory, during which the Doctor happily remembers seeing a wonderful meteor storm on [[Gallifrey]] with [[the Doctor's father|his father]] during his [[First Doctor|initial incarnation]]. He then joyously announces that his new shoes fit perfectly and runs off happily, much to Grace’s bemusent. | Elsewhere, Chang Lee uses the TARDIS key to enter the TARDIS. There he encounters the Master, who entered before him. The Master [[hypnosis|hypnotises]] Lee into giving him the Doctor's possessions by staring at him with his inhuman eyes. Searching through the [[The Doctor's toolbag|bag]], the Master demands to know where the Doctor is. Lee says that the items he stole are his now, and that the Doctor is dead. With a snarl, the Master informs Lee that the Doctor is not dead and that he will die unless he finds him. Wondering what he'll get out of assisting the Master, Lee is told he'll get to live. Elsewhere, Grace has given the Doctor a pair of shoes left behind by her boyfriend, letting him keep them; her attempts to examine the Doctor's blood fail. They decide to take a walk, hoping to jog his memory, during which the Doctor happily remembers seeing a wonderful meteor storm on [[Gallifrey]] with [[the Doctor's father|his father]] during his [[First Doctor|initial incarnation]]. He then joyously announces that his new shoes fit perfectly and runs off happily, much to Grace’s bemusent. | ||
Rummaging through some of the drawers, the Master withdraws some red pouches, going on to say the TARDIS and the Doctor's body were stolen from him. Lee once more says the Doctor died. The Master explains it's half true; ''that'' body, the body of the Seventh Doctor, died, but the Doctor regenerated into a new one. He goes on to lie that the Doctor used seven of his lives to commit terrible deeds, claiming Genghis Khan was one incarnation of the Doctor. He then gives Lee the pouches, which contain $5,000,000 in [[gold]] dust, as payment for his help, promising a full billion once he gets "his" body back. The Master takes Lee to the [[Cloister Room]], where he uses Lee's [[human]] eyes to open the [[Eye of Harmony]], the TARDIS' power source. In the meantime, the Doctor regains his memories. In a fit of enthusiasm, the Doctor announces, "I am the Doctor!" and [[kiss]]es Grace, who asks him to kiss her again. In the Cloister Room, the Master sees a series of images: the Seventh Doctor, the newly regenerated Eighth Doctor, and a human retina. The latter causes him to announce, "The Doctor is half-human." | Rummaging through some of the drawers, the Master withdraws some red pouches, going on to say the TARDIS and the Doctor's body were stolen from him. Lee once more says the Doctor died. The Master explains it's half true; ''that'' body, the body of the Seventh Doctor, died, but the Doctor regenerated into a new one. He goes on to lie that the Doctor used seven of his lives to commit terrible deeds, claiming Genghis Khan was one incarnation of the Doctor. He then gives Lee the pouches, which contain $5,000,000 in [[gold]] dust, as payment for his help, promising a full billion once he gets "his" body back. The Master takes Lee to the [[Cloister Room]], where he uses Lee's [[human]] eyes to open the [[Eye of Harmony]], the TARDIS's power source. In the meantime, the Doctor regains his memories. In a fit of enthusiasm, the Doctor announces, "I am the Doctor!" and [[kiss]]es Grace, who asks him to kiss her again. In the Cloister Room, the Master sees a series of images: the Seventh Doctor, the newly regenerated Eighth Doctor, and a human retina. The latter causes him to announce, "The Doctor is half-human." | ||
The Doctor becomes aware that the Master has opened the Eye of Harmony as he holds Grace; at the same time, the Master and Lee see her through the Doctor's vision. However, the Doctor shuts his eyes, preventing nothing more than audio to come through the Eye's projection. The Doctor explains the Master's plan: he hopes to force the Doctor to look into the Eye of Harmony, which will destroy his soul and allow the Master to take over his body. The Master says the Doctor is lying again; however, Lee is worried Grace might believe him. At the same time, the Doctor asks Grace to help him find a [[beryllium]] [[atomic clock]]. However, Grace runs back to her house; the Doctor opens his again, but the visual doesn't return to the Eye. The Doctor tries talking to Grace, but she calls him insane and phones for an ambulance to take the Doctor to a mental institution. | The Doctor becomes aware that the Master has opened the Eye of Harmony as he holds Grace; at the same time, the Master and Lee see her through the Doctor's vision. However, the Doctor shuts his eyes, preventing nothing more than audio to come through the Eye's projection. The Doctor explains the Master's plan: he hopes to force the Doctor to look into the Eye of Harmony, which will destroy his soul and allow the Master to take over his body. The Master says the Doctor is lying again; however, Lee is worried Grace might believe him. At the same time, the Doctor asks Grace to help him find a [[beryllium]] [[atomic clock]]. However, Grace runs back to her house; the Doctor opens his again, but the visual doesn't return to the Eye. The Doctor tries talking to Grace, but she calls him insane and phones for an ambulance to take the Doctor to a mental institution. | ||
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=== Gallifrey === | === Gallifrey === | ||
* "[[Rassilon Era]]" appears on the TARDIS' console and screen. | * "[[Rassilon Era]]" appears on the TARDIS's console and screen. | ||
* The [[Seal of Rassilon]] is featured extensively throughout the TARDIS. | * The [[Seal of Rassilon]] is featured extensively throughout the TARDIS. | ||
* Carvings of Rassilon's head are used extensively in the [[Cloister Room]]. | * Carvings of Rassilon's head are used extensively in the [[Cloister Room]]. | ||
