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Some time after this, Dynes tried to rebuild his reputation by recording the exploits of [[Glavis Judd]], a tyrannical dictator who subtly took over his home planet before going on to conquer others, defending his actions by claiming that he was acting to 'free' the people of various planets from oppressive leaders (In reality, Judd often created the situations he then set out to 'solve', but Dynes didn't care about that so long as he got a violent story as a result of Judd’s actions). In the end, Judd's expansion was forcibly put on hold when he attempted to 'liberate' the planet of [[Esselven]] and the rulers departed before he could capture them, leaving him facing the problem of a safe containing all of the information necessary to successfully run the planet, but he was unable to open the safe without a member of the royal family. | Some time after this, Dynes tried to rebuild his reputation by recording the exploits of [[Glavis Judd]], a tyrannical dictator who subtly took over his home planet before going on to conquer others, defending his actions by claiming that he was acting to 'free' the people of various planets from oppressive leaders (In reality, Judd often created the situations he then set out to 'solve', but Dynes didn't care about that so long as he got a violent story as a result of Judd’s actions). In the end, Judd's expansion was forcibly put on hold when he attempted to 'liberate' the planet of [[Esselven]] and the rulers departed before he could capture them, leaving him facing the problem of a safe containing all of the information necessary to successfully run the planet, but he was unable to open the safe without a member of the royal family. | ||
Eventually, Judd tracked the Esselven royals to a pleasure planet, only to learn that the [[Esselvian]]s' attempts to increase their shield strength had caused time behind the shield to flow at five hundred times faster than time outside it, resulting in gnerations having passed for the people inside. Despite Judd's best efforts, [[Sixth Doctor| | Eventually, Judd tracked the Esselven royals to a pleasure planet, only to learn that the [[Esselvian]]s' attempts to increase their shield strength had caused time behind the shield to flow at five hundred times faster than time outside it, resulting in gnerations having passed for the people inside. Despite Judd's best efforts, the [[Sixth Doctor|Sixth Doctor]] and Peri (Dynes wondered if the Doctor had undergone a total body makeover since their last meeting) dealt with him and Dynes by tricking him into thinking that the planet was uninhabited and that the palace was about to explode, driving them off while he took a short hop in the TARDIS a few minutes into the future. | ||
As Judd and Dynes left the shield, the Doctor quickly manipulated the shield to bring time back into sync with the rest of the galaxy before departing to leave the Esselvians' descendents to re-learn their heritage with the aid of some of the machinery in the palace. As a result, Judd and Dynes found themselves transferred over five hundred years into the future, with Judd learning that his 'Protectorate' had collapsed after his departure and he was believed to be only a madman who thought he was Glavis Judd, while Dynes was forced to accept that he was now a forgotten has-been, his sensationalistic, tabloid reporting style literally a thing of the past, and his skills only good for making documentaries about the old days due to his unique insight into the world gone by. ([[PDA]]: ''[[Palace of the Red Sun]]'') | As Judd and Dynes left the shield, the Doctor quickly manipulated the shield to bring time back into sync with the rest of the galaxy before departing to leave the Esselvians' descendents to re-learn their heritage with the aid of some of the machinery in the palace. As a result, Judd and Dynes found themselves transferred over five hundred years into the future, with Judd learning that his 'Protectorate' had collapsed after his departure and he was believed to be only a madman who thought he was Glavis Judd, while Dynes was forced to accept that he was now a forgotten has-been, his sensationalistic, tabloid reporting style literally a thing of the past, and his skills only good for making documentaries about the old days due to his unique insight into the world gone by. ([[PDA]]: ''[[Palace of the Red Sun]]'') | ||
