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=== The Prydonian Lady === | === The Prydonian Lady === | ||
''"He will be joined by a Prydonian Lady, and the two of them shall cause much suffering."'' | ''"He will be joined by a Prydonian Lady, and the two of them shall cause much suffering."'' | ||
- | -[[Prophecy]] of the Vampire Messiah. | ||
Ruath became the Prydonian Lady prophesised to help Yarven. She rescued him from the grave in which he had been buried alive. When her plan to give him the Fifth Doctor's blood failed, she gave him all her own. This triggered her second regeneration. Shortly after this, Yarven made her a vampire and she became his consort. She worked on a machine that would plunge Earth into a time freeze, creating an everlasting night. When she and the Doctor next met she expressed anger that he had left Gallifrey, feeling she had been betrayed. | Ruath became the Prydonian Lady prophesised to help Yarven. She rescued him from the grave in which he had been buried alive. When her plan to give him the [[Fifth Doctor]]'s blood failed, she gave him all her own. This triggered her second regeneration. Shortly after this, Yarven made her a vampire and she became his consort. She worked on a machine that would plunge Earth into a time freeze, creating an everlasting night. When she and the Doctor next met she expressed anger that he had left Gallifrey, feeling she had been betrayed. | ||
The Doctor made her believe he wanted to join her cause, letting her turn him into a vampire. Ruath planned to make him her consort once Yarven had sacrificed himself, but she was caught before this could happen. After Yarven and the other vampires were destroyed, she escaped and confronted the Doctor aboard [[The Doctor's TARDIS|his TARDIS]]. The Doctor admitted that he had purposefully left Ruath behind on Gallifrey. He believed she couldn't handle the life of a renegade, which until then was a decision he hadn't regretted. When [[Tegan Jovanka|Tegan]] intervened, Ruath tried to kill her but [[Nyssa]] opened the doors of the TARDIS, and Ruath was sucked out into the [[Time Vortex]]. The Doctor said that Ruath was most likely dead. ([[MA]]: ''[[Goth Opera]]'') | The Doctor made her believe he wanted to join her cause, letting her turn him into a vampire. Ruath planned to make him her consort once Yarven had sacrificed himself, but she was caught before this could happen. After Yarven and the other vampires were destroyed, she escaped and confronted the Doctor aboard [[The Doctor's TARDIS|his TARDIS]]. The Doctor admitted that he had purposefully left Ruath behind on Gallifrey. He believed she couldn't handle the life of a renegade, which until then was a decision he hadn't regretted. When [[Tegan Jovanka|Tegan]] intervened, Ruath tried to kill her but [[Nyssa]] opened the doors of the TARDIS, and Ruath was sucked out into the [[Time Vortex]]. The Doctor said that Ruath was most likely dead. ([[MA]]: ''[[Goth Opera]]'') | ||
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Ruath II was tall, straight backed and bound her long, black hair severely. Her features were sharp and inquisitive. She wore a necklace of golden spheres, a neat black trouser suit and a silver belt with utility packs. | Ruath II was tall, straight backed and bound her long, black hair severely. Her features were sharp and inquisitive. She wore a necklace of golden spheres, a neat black trouser suit and a silver belt with utility packs. | ||
When Ruath regenerated, her clothes changed to a red velvet gown which pouches around its waist and matching velvet gloves. | When Ruath regenerated, her clothes changed to a red velvet gown which pouches around its waist and matching velvet gloves. Ruath III had long, flowing black hair which reached her waist. Her voice was rich, languid, and full of laughter. Immediately after Ruath regenerated Yarven turned her into a vampire, and she grew fangs. ([[MA]]: ''[[Goth Opera]]'') | ||
==Footnotes== | ==Footnotes== | ||
