Theory:Doctor Who comic strip discontinuity and plot holes/The Klepton Parasites

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• The Doctor behaves totally out of character, at one stage even encouraging the humans to blast all the Kleptons with their guns.

The First Doctor was not above condoning violence when the situation called for it (see 100,000 B.C, where he considers bashing a caveman's head in with a rock because the injured fool is slowing their escape, or The Daleks, in which he and his companions turn the pacifist Thals into warriors to defeat the Daleks). Alternatively, he had just bungled into a rather violent war while attempting to spend a peaceful time with his grandchildren. Perhaps the agitation was getting to him.