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[[Image:keys 501.jpg|150px||right|thumb|The [[First Doctor|Doctor]] defends [[Ian Chesterton|Ian]]]]When the travellers reach the next location Ian finds himself accused of the murder of [[Eprin]], a friend of Altos, who had discovered the key shortly before his death. The Key has now disappeared and Ian is accused of theft as well. The punishment will be death if he is found guilty before the court of Millennius. By the laws of Millennius, it is up to the defence to prove Ian's innocence beyond reasonable doubt. The other travellers are reunited in advance of Ian’s trial, at which the Doctor takes on the role of defence counsel. He succeeds in postponing the trial for two days while he gathers evidence and uses this time to work out what really happened to Eprin. He works out that the relief guard, [[Aydan]], is implicated in the murder, but Aydan too is murdered during the course of the trial before he can reveal the truth of the plot. Things take a turn for the worse when Susan is kidnapped and used as a hostage to try | [[Image:keys 501.jpg|150px||right|thumb|The [[First Doctor|Doctor]] defends [[Ian Chesterton|Ian]]]]When the travellers reach the next location Ian finds himself accused of the murder of [[Eprin]], a friend of Altos, who had discovered the key shortly before his death. The Key has now disappeared and Ian is accused of theft as well. The punishment will be death if he is found guilty before the court of Millennius. By the laws of Millennius, it is up to the defence to prove Ian's innocence beyond reasonable doubt. The other travellers are reunited in advance of Ian’s trial, at which the Doctor takes on the role of defence counsel. He succeeds in postponing the trial for two days while he gathers evidence and uses this time to work out what really happened to Eprin. He works out that the relief guard, [[Aydan]], is implicated in the murder, but Aydan too is murdered during the course of the trial before he can reveal the truth of the plot. Things take a turn for the worse when Susan is kidnapped and used as a hostage to try to persuade the Doctor not to investigate the crimes any further. | ||
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