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'''''The Ghouls of Grestonspey''''' was a short story in the [[Doctor Who Annual 1971]]. It was odd in its portrayal of [[Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart|the Brigadier]], or as he was known in parts of this story, "the [[UNIT]] Commander". The character was shown to get angry quickly, insulting his soldiers when they are clearly fear ridden. He also showed little concern for [[Third Doctor|the Doctor]]'s welfare, trusting him to solve his own problems when he was kidnapped. Likewise, the Doctor | '''''The Ghouls of Grestonspey''''' was a short story in the [[Doctor Who Annual 1971]]. It was odd in its portrayal of [[Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart|the Brigadier]], or as he was known in parts of this story, "the [[UNIT]] Commander". The character was shown to get angry quickly, insulting his soldiers when they are clearly fear ridden. He also showed little concern for [[Third Doctor|the Doctor]]'s welfare, trusting him to solve his own problems when he was kidnapped. Likewise, the Doctor was shown to be angry, even considering himself too good to be taken prisoner. | ||
==Summary== | ==Summary== | ||
When the Doctor is kidnapped on a [[Scotland|Scottish]] moor, he finds himself underground, and not alone... | When the Doctor is kidnapped on a [[Scotland|Scottish]] moor, he finds himself underground, and not alone... | ||
