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==Personality== | ==Personality== | ||
[[File:Rage.jpg|left|thumb|150px|The Master calls the Doctor's bluff, showing an understanding of his personality. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Time Warrior]]'')]] | |||
This incarnation of [[the Master]] was suave and debonair with a sardonic sense of humour. A haughty psychopath, he regarded most beings as his inferiors but had a mutual respect for the Doctor as a worthy opponent and (almost) his intellectual equal. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Sea Devils]]'') | This incarnation of [[the Master]] was suave and debonair with a sardonic sense of humour. A haughty psychopath, he regarded most beings as his inferiors but had a mutual respect for the Doctor as a worthy opponent and (almost) his intellectual equal. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Sea Devils]]'') | ||
Following his degeneration, he became less charming and witty. He was mainly preoccupied with finding a way to [[Regeneration|regenerate]]. The vengeful and vindictive side of the Master was at its most apparent in this incarnation | While in [[Atlantis]], the Master formed something of a relationship with [[Queen]] [[Galleia]], remarking that she was beautiful and promising her power. Both she and [[Lakis]] commented that he had "the bearing of a [[God]]". ([[DW]]: ''[[The Time Warrior]]'') | ||
Following his degeneration, he became less charming and witty. He was mainly preoccupied with finding a way to [[Regeneration|regenerate]]. The vengeful and vindictive side of the Master was at its most apparent in this incarnation. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Deadly Assassin]]'', ''[[The Keeper of Traken]]'') | |||
==Behind the scenes== | ==Behind the scenes== | ||
* Although they played antagonists onscreen, in real life [[Roger Delgado]] (the Master) and [[Jon Pertwee]] (Third Doctor) were actually close friends. In interviews and convention Q&A sessions, Pertwee often cited the death of Delgado as one of the factors which led him to give up the role. | * Although they played antagonists onscreen, in real life [[Roger Delgado]] (the Master) and [[Jon Pertwee]] (Third Doctor) were actually close friends. In interviews and convention Q&A sessions, Pertwee often cited the death of Delgado as one of the factors which led him to give up the role. | ||
