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==Summary== | == Summary == | ||
The TARDIS materialises and the Doctor is amazed to find a pig's head filling the screen of the scanner. Further examination reveals that this is one of several dishes being carried by a spherical robot. Checking that the environment is safe, he emerges to find himself in the wide corridor of a palatial building, hung with illuminated tapestries. He follows the smell of food and emerges on a gallery above a banqueting hall, where men in in metallic tunics feast. | The TARDIS materialises and the Doctor is amazed to find a pig's head filling the screen of the scanner. Further examination reveals that this is one of several dishes being carried by a spherical robot. Checking that the environment is safe, he emerges to find himself in the wide corridor of a palatial building, hung with illuminated tapestries. He follows the smell of food and emerges on a gallery above a banqueting hall, where men in in metallic tunics feast. | ||
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The Doctor accompanies some of his fellow escapees to the Sons' castle, where Deemon has programmed the Mechanislaves to be become hostile; but the Doctor bluffs that his stick is a gun, and orders Deemon to stand them down. He notices to his horror that another party of Mechanislaves are about to throw the TARDIS from a high window: he grabs the lower edge, hauls himself up, opens the door, slides across the control-room floor and manages to dematerialise the TARDIS in mid-air before it hits the ground. | The Doctor accompanies some of his fellow escapees to the Sons' castle, where Deemon has programmed the Mechanislaves to be become hostile; but the Doctor bluffs that his stick is a gun, and orders Deemon to stand them down. He notices to his horror that another party of Mechanislaves are about to throw the TARDIS from a high window: he grabs the lower edge, hauls himself up, opens the door, slides across the control-room floor and manages to dematerialise the TARDIS in mid-air before it hits the ground. | ||
==Characters== | == Characters == | ||
*The Doctor | * The Doctor | ||
*Deemon | * Deemon | ||
*Swarf | * Swarf | ||
*Morag | * Morag | ||
*'The Cockroach' | * 'The Cockroach' | ||
*'The Butterfly' | * 'The Butterfly' | ||
*The Crustian | * The Crustian | ||
==References== | == References == | ||
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==Notes== | == Notes == | ||
*The Doctor is described as 'Dr Who' throughout. | * The Doctor is described as 'Dr Who' throughout. | ||
==Continuity== | == Continuity == | ||
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==Timeline== | == Timeline == | ||
*This story occurs after [[DWAN]]: ''[[The Cloud Exiles]]'' | * This story occurs after [[DWAN]]: ''[[The Cloud Exiles]]'' | ||
*This story occurs before [[DWAN]]: ''[[Terror on Tiro]]'' | * This story occurs before [[DWAN]]: ''[[Terror on Tiro]]'' | ||
==External links== | == External links == | ||
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{{prose stub}} | {{prose stub}} | ||
