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=== The Tyrant of France (4) === | === The Tyrant of France (4) === | ||
Lemaitre takes the Doctor to an audience with "The Tyrant of France" himself, who appears as both a zealot and a psychopath with his constant talk of needing to increase the pace of execution. Little the Doctor can say to the contrary seems to have any sway, but by the end of the meeting | Lemaitre takes the Doctor to an audience with "The Tyrant of France" himself, who appears as both a zealot and a psychopath with his constant talk of needing to increase the pace of execution. Little the Doctor can say to the contrary seems to have any sway, but by the end of the meeting Robespierre seems to have warmed to the Doctor and asks if he can return tomorrow. | ||
Meanwhile at the rebel's house Susan is still desperately unwell. Leon takes it upon himself to find a physician for her. This puts him in the good books of Barbara even more. This leaves Barbara and Susan by themselves as Jules and Jean are checking out one of their hideouts. They are shocked to see someone in there. Jules sneaks in and stikes the man. Little do they know it is Ian. | Meanwhile at the rebel's house Susan is still desperately unwell. Leon takes it upon himself to find a physician for her. This puts him in the good books of Barbara even more. This leaves Barbara and Susan by themselves as Jules and Jean are checking out one of their hideouts. They are shocked to see someone in there. Jules sneaks in and stikes the man. Little do they know it is Ian. | ||
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When the Doctor and Lemaitre return to jail, the Doctor tries to make excuses and leave, but a mixture of Lemaitre's insistence and threats from the jailer force the Doctor to stay. When Lemaitre returns to his quarters he finds the shop clerk there who informs him of the true nature of the Doctor. | When the Doctor and Lemaitre return to jail, the Doctor tries to make excuses and leave, but a mixture of Lemaitre's insistence and threats from the jailer force the Doctor to stay. When Lemaitre returns to his quarters he finds the shop clerk there who informs him of the true nature of the Doctor. | ||
On returning back to their house with the prostrate body of Ian with them, Jules and Jean are shocked to find that the interloper is the friend of Barbara. Ian says that he was told to wait for Jules there so as to find the whereabouts of James Sterling. He is disappointed to be informed that Jules has no idea who Sterling is - however Ian is told that Leon may have more of an idea. Jules arranges a meeting between Ian and Leon. Danielle comes and informs the men that the physican will not visit the house for fear of retribution. It is | On returning back to their house with the prostrate body of Ian with them, Jules and Jean are shocked to find that the interloper is the friend of Barbara. Ian says that he was told to wait for Jules there so as to find the whereabouts of James Sterling. He is disappointed to be informed that Jules has no idea who Sterling is - however Ian is told that Leon may have more of an idea. Jules arranges a meeting between Ian and Leon. Danielle comes and informs the men that the physican will not visit the house for fear of retribution. It is reluctantly decided that Barbara should take Susan there. | ||
On arriving at the physician's he seems suspicious but willing to treat Susan. He leaves to get some supplies and when a suspicious Susan tries to leave they discover that they have been locked in. The physician is a spy and has informed the soldiers of Barbara and Susan's whereabouts. Before they know what has happened, they have been re-arrested and taken back to prison. Knowing full well the connections between his guests, Lemaitre summons the Doctor to interrogate Barbara only to eavesdrop on their conversation. | On arriving at the physician's he seems suspicious but willing to treat Susan. He leaves to get some supplies and when a suspicious Susan tries to leave they discover that they have been locked in. The physician is a spy and has informed the soldiers of Barbara and Susan's whereabouts. Before they know what has happened, they have been re-arrested and taken back to prison. Knowing full well the connections between his guests, Lemaitre summons the Doctor to interrogate Barbara only to eavesdrop on their conversation. | ||
