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| − | The '''Doctor''' was a renegade member of [[House Lungbarrow]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''{{TT|Lungbarrow (novel)|Lungbarrow}}'') He died on [[Dronid]]; since his biodata contained so much information, his body, '''the Relic''', was a major weapon. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Alien Bodies (novel)|Alien Bodies]]'') |
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| + | |image = InfinityDoctor.jpg |
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| + | |name = |
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| + | |alias = The Evil Renegade, The Relic |
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| + | |species = [[Homeworlder]], [[Human]] |
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| + | |origin = The [[Homeworld]] |
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| + | |actor = {{TT|Sylvester McCoy}} |
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| + | |other actor = {{TT|Paul McGann}} |
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| + | |first = [[TV]]: ''{{TT|An Unearthly Child (TV story)|An Unearthly Child}}'' |
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| + | }}'''The Doctor''' was a renegade member of [[House Lungbarrow]], the tenant of an outdated renegade [[timeship]] christened "[[the TARDIS]]." He died on [[Dronid]] during the first battle of [[the War]]. He had unique biodata, which made his body, '''the Relic''', a potential [[weapon]] to the War-time powers. |
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| + | == Biography == |
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| − | In his seventh incarnation, he travelled with [[Chris Cwej]]. Cwej's memories were later altered so he believed an "evil renegade" had kidnapped him. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Dead Romance (novel)|Dead Romance]]'') [[Helen Greyridge]]'s memories of this incarnation were edited in the same fashion. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Judy's War (short story)|Judy's War]]'') |
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| + | {{section stub|Needs information on ''[[Interference (novel)|Interference]]'' and ''[[Christmas on a Rational Planet (novel)|Christmas on a Rational Planet]]''.}} |
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| + | In his third incarnation, accompanied by {{TT|Sarah Jane Smith}}, he was summoned by his future self to [[Dust]], where his timeline was radically altered due to him dying before he was supposed to. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Interference (novel)|Interference]]'') |
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| + | For a time, the TARDIS was also occupied by two [[30th century]] {{TT|Adjudicator}}s, {{TT|Roz Forrester}} and [[Chris Cwej]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''{{TT|Original Sin (novel)|Original Sin}}'') Forrester died ([[PROSE]]: ''{{TT|So Vile a Sin (novel)|So Vile a Sin}}''), and Cwej joined the [[House Military]]. He received [[briefing]]s ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Book of the War (novel)|The Book of the War]]''), making him remember the Doctor as the self-title "Evil Renegade" who kidnapped them and murdered Forrester. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Dead Romance (novel)|Dead Romance]]'') [[Helen Greyridge]] had her memories altered in a similar fashion. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Judy's War (short story)|Judy's War]]'') |
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| − | In his eighth incarnation, he travelled with, among others, [[Fitz Kreiner]], [[Samantha Jones]], [[Compassion V]], and [[Carmen Yeh]]. |
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| + | The Doctor met [[Carmen Yeh]] on a shipping vessel where {{TT|ElleryCorp}} was using her as a test subject for their human isolation experiments; he then saved her from the murderous onboard artificial intelligence. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Schrödinger's Botanist (short story)|Schrödinger's Botanist]]'') After many travels together, the Doctor accidentally left Yeh in [[Alaska]] [[1758]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Book of the War (novel)|Carmen Yeh]]'') |
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| − | Arriving in the [[Borneo|East Indies, ReVit Zone]] late in the [[21st century]], the Doctor came across an auction for a mysterious Relic. At this auction he met several players who came to play roles both in the Doctor's own timeline, including the [[Faction Paradox]] and the [[Celestis]]. Uncovering evidence of [[War|a future war]] between the [[Great House]]s and the [[The enemy|nameless enemy]], he discovered that the Relic was, in reality, his own corpse. This was one of the first, paradoxical events involving the Doctor's eighth incarnation, as he found out about the war "too early" and saw more than a glimpse of his own future. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Alien Bodies (novel)|Alien Bodies]]'') |
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| + | Along with {{TT|Samantha Jones}} and representatives of the various War-time powers, the Doctor attended the auction of his body in the [[Borneo|East Indies, ReVit Zone]] late in the [[21st century]] ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Alien Bodies (novel)|Alien Bodies]]'') |
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| − | Sam experienced a revelation about herself, which would have a huge impact on the Doctor when he detected a dimensional scar in [[2002]] San Francisco. After falling into the scar, her history and personality changed back to its original state before her timeline had been altered. The Doctor placed his TARDIS in the dimensional scar to contain the energies and sort out the restored Sam Jones. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Unnatural History (novel)|Unnatural History]]'') |
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| + | In [[2002]] [[San Francisco]], the Doctor and a version of Sam encountered a [[Boy (Unnatural History)|little boy]] from [[Faction Paradox]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Unnatural History (novel)|Unnatural History]]'') |
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| − | The Doctor then gained a new companion, [[Compassion V]], with the departure of Sam. Both Sam and Fitz played pivotal roles in the Doctor's battles with various enemies, including the [[Faction Paradox]]. It was this such battle which would change both companions and the Doctor. The Doctor then travelled alone for a time. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Interference - Book Two (novel)|Interference - Book Two]]'') |
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| + | The War indirectly intersected the Doctor's life again when he encountered the [[Remote]] on [[Earth]] in [[1996]]. One of them, [[Compassion]], took up residence in the TARDIS. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Interference - Book One (novel)|Interference - Book One]]'', ''[[Interference - Book Two (novel)|Interference - Book Two]]'') |
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| − | Following a battle, [[the Doctor's TARDIS]] was destroyed. This changed the Doctor's view of the Homeworld and changed the lives of his companions in ways that would be felt for a long time, as the Doctor was forced to travel inside his companion Compassion, who had evolved into a TARDIS and was now sought by the Great Houses — including his former companion Romana — to be essentially used as a slave to breed other advanced TARDISes, the Doctor refusing to allow his friend to be used in such a manner even to save his people. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Shadows of Avalon (novel)|The Shadows of Avalon]]'') |
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| − | + | After the TARDIS was destroyed and Compassion became a timeship, the Doctor moved into her. He was with her as she went on the run from the Homeworld. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Shadows of Avalon (novel)|The Shadows of Avalon]]'') He forced a {{TT|randomiser}} onto her, hoping that it would make their movements less predictable. He travelled with her to {{TT|Yquatine}} ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Fall of Yquatine (novel)|The Fall of Yquatine]]''), {{TT|Eskon}}, ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Coldheart (novel)|Coldheart]]'') and {{TT|Banquo Manor}}, where they were finally caught by {{TT|Cuthbert Simpson}}, who had obtained the randomiser's seed code. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Banquo Legacy (novel)|The Banquo Legacy]]'') |
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| + | The Doctor was taken with Compassion to [[Nine Homeworlds|the Gallifrey]] where [[Romana]] was War Queen. It was invaded by War-era Faction agents, led by an individual claiming to be [[Grandfather Paradox]]. The Doctor fought off his supposed future and destroyed that Gallifrey to end the War before it had begun. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Ancestor Cell (novel)|The Ancestor Cell]]'') |
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| − | The TARDIS was captured by the Great Houses, and they quickly became embroiled in the Great Houses' war. The foreknowledge of the Second War in Heaven obtained by the Doctor and the Great Houses culminated in the Doctor choosing to destroy the Homeworld and its system, erasing the version of events he had seen from his future. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Ancestor Cell (novel)|The Ancestor Cell]]'') In the moments before the Homeworld's destruction, Compassion and the Doctor devised a plan to one day save the Homeworld, where the Doctor absorbed [[the Matrix]] in his mind, compressing his memories. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Gallifrey Chronicles (novel)|The Gallifrey Chronicles]]'') Compassion delivered him to Earth with his own TARDIS, which she found in the debris of the Homeworld. This allowed the Doctor to recover for a hundred years, his memory apparently lost from the trauma of the event and the TARDIS requiring time to regenerate after its power had been completely depleted in the attack that destroyed the Homeworld and Faction Paradox's invading fleet. When the Doctor awoke on Earth, he found that he could not remember who he was or anything that he had done before waking up. The only things the Doctor could find linking him to his past was a small blue box the size of a matchbox and a note in his pocket from Fitz. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Ancestor Cell (novel)|The Ancestor Cell]]'') |
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| − | While on Earth in the [[18th century]], the Doctor's heart |
+ | While on Earth in the [[18th century]], the Doctor's heart — which linked him to a Homeworld which had never existed, poisoning him — was removed by [[Sabbath]]. Ostensibly this was to save the Doctor's life, but when Sabbath planted it in himself he gained the ability to travel through time. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Adventuress of Henrietta Street (novel)|The Adventuress of Henrietta Street]]'') |
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| − | At some point, Fitz and Trix began having a relationship, so they decided to leave the TARDIS and live on Earth. Upon arriving on Earth, the Doctor learned that just prior to the destruction of the Homeworld, the sum total of [[the Matrix]] had been placed within his mind with the help of [[Compassion V]]. The sheer size of the Matrix in the Doctor's mind was enough to compress his own memories. This had caused his [[amnesia]]. This provided a means to rebuild the Homeworld and restore the Great Houses. The Doctor set out to do just this with the assistance of the Time Lord [[Marnal]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Gallifrey Chronicles (novel)|The Gallifrey Chronicles]]'') |
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| + | A fat, loud Doctor with a black mustache, eyepatch and a Napoleon hat visited [[Valcea]] in the TARDIS with a companion and [[Iris Wildthyme]], who was in a body (her third) based on that of {{TT|Shirley Bassey}}. There he fought giant owls. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Blue Angel (novel)|The Blue Angel]]'') |
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| + | Some time before [[the War King]]'s ascent, ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Taking of Planet 5 (novel)|The Taking of Planet 5]]'') the Doctor lived on [[Gallifrey]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''{{TT|The Infinity Doctors (novel)|The Infinity Doctors}}'') |
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| + | ==== Death ==== |
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| + | After dying on [[Dronid]] in the first battle of [[the War]], the Doctor's body (known as '''the Relic''') went missing. When it was discovered by [[the Corporation]], hidden in a bunker under the city centre, [[Celestis]] agents worked with Little Brother [[Kolman]] to steal it for [[Faction Paradox]]. However, Cousin [[Sanjira]] didn't recognise its importance and instructed Little Sister [[Justine McManus|Justine]] to dematerialise it. From there, it crashed onto [[Earth]] and was put in the [[America]]n "Toy Store," which was pillaged when the [[Dalek]]s invaded. By [[2169]], the [[Black Man]] had it in his store in [[London]], though he sold it to [[Qixotl]] shortly before [[Homunculette]] came looking for it. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Alien Bodies (novel)|Alien Bodies]]'') |
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| + | === Related individuals === |
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| + | The Doctor once encountered an individual claiming to be [[Grandfather Paradox]], who actually looked like a future version of the Doctor. The Doctor believed that this Grandfather was what would happen to him after destroying Gallifrey and being affected by the Faction's biodata virus, and he had cut off his arm not to remove the [[Great Houses]]' [[prison planet|prison]] tattoo but out of shame after destroying his Homeworld. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Ancestor Cell (novel)|The Ancestor Cell]]'') However, the Doctor later decided that the pseudo-Grandfather just took the Doctor's form and appeared to everyone as a twisted future version of themself. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Gallifrey Chronicles (novel)|The Gallifrey Chronicles]]'') |
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| + | The Doctor was half-human, ([[TV]]: ''{{TT|Doctor Who (TV story)|Doctor Who}}'') and therefore after his death in the War ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Alien Bodies (novel)|Alien Bodies]]'') he would have been resurrected in the [[City of the Saved]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Book of the War (novel)|The City of the Saved]]'') One high-profile City politician, [[Grandfather Halfling]], met the Doctor's description: he was of mixed human and Great Houses parentage, and like the Doctor he spent most of his time either campaigning for civil rights or interfering in the universe. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Book of the War (novel)|House Halfling]]'') |
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Latest revision as of 23:16, 21 August 2019
The Doctor was a renegade member of House Lungbarrow, the tenant of an outdated renegade timeship christened "the TARDIS." He died on Dronid during the first battle of the War. He had unique biodata, which made his body, the Relic, a potential weapon to the War-time powers.
Biography[]
Needs information on Interference and Christmas on a Rational Planet.
In his third incarnation, accompanied by Sarah Jane Smith, he was summoned by his future self to Dust, where his timeline was radically altered due to him dying before he was supposed to. (PROSE: Interference)
For a time, the TARDIS was also occupied by two 30th century Adjudicators, Roz Forrester and Chris Cwej. (PROSE: Original Sin) Forrester died (PROSE: So Vile a Sin), and Cwej joined the House Military. He received briefings (PROSE: The Book of the War), making him remember the Doctor as the self-title "Evil Renegade" who kidnapped them and murdered Forrester. (PROSE: Dead Romance) Helen Greyridge had her memories altered in a similar fashion. (PROSE: Judy's War)
The Doctor met Carmen Yeh on a shipping vessel where ElleryCorp was using her as a test subject for their human isolation experiments; he then saved her from the murderous onboard artificial intelligence. (PROSE: Schrödinger's Botanist) After many travels together, the Doctor accidentally left Yeh in Alaska 1758. (PROSE: Carmen Yeh)
Along with Samantha Jones and representatives of the various War-time powers, the Doctor attended the auction of his body in the East Indies, ReVit Zone late in the 21st century (PROSE: Alien Bodies)
In 2002 San Francisco, the Doctor and a version of Sam encountered a little boy from Faction Paradox. (PROSE: Unnatural History)
The War indirectly intersected the Doctor's life again when he encountered the Remote on Earth in 1996. One of them, Compassion, took up residence in the TARDIS. (PROSE: Interference - Book One, Interference - Book Two)
After the TARDIS was destroyed and Compassion became a timeship, the Doctor moved into her. He was with her as she went on the run from the Homeworld. (PROSE: The Shadows of Avalon) He forced a randomiser onto her, hoping that it would make their movements less predictable. He travelled with her to Yquatine (PROSE: The Fall of Yquatine), Eskon, (PROSE: Coldheart) and Banquo Manor, where they were finally caught by Cuthbert Simpson, who had obtained the randomiser's seed code. (PROSE: The Banquo Legacy)
The Doctor was taken with Compassion to the Gallifrey where Romana was War Queen. It was invaded by War-era Faction agents, led by an individual claiming to be Grandfather Paradox. The Doctor fought off his supposed future and destroyed that Gallifrey to end the War before it had begun. (PROSE: The Ancestor Cell)
While on Earth in the 18th century, the Doctor's heart — which linked him to a Homeworld which had never existed, poisoning him — was removed by Sabbath. Ostensibly this was to save the Doctor's life, but when Sabbath planted it in himself he gained the ability to travel through time. (PROSE: The Adventuress of Henrietta Street)
Undated events[]
A fat, loud Doctor with a black mustache, eyepatch and a Napoleon hat visited Valcea in the TARDIS with a companion and Iris Wildthyme, who was in a body (her third) based on that of Shirley Bassey. There he fought giant owls. (PROSE: The Blue Angel)
Some time before the War King's ascent, (PROSE: The Taking of Planet 5) the Doctor lived on Gallifrey. (PROSE: The Infinity Doctors)
Death[]
After dying on Dronid in the first battle of the War, the Doctor's body (known as the Relic) went missing. When it was discovered by the Corporation, hidden in a bunker under the city centre, Celestis agents worked with Little Brother Kolman to steal it for Faction Paradox. However, Cousin Sanjira didn't recognise its importance and instructed Little Sister Justine to dematerialise it. From there, it crashed onto Earth and was put in the American "Toy Store," which was pillaged when the Daleks invaded. By 2169, the Black Man had it in his store in London, though he sold it to Qixotl shortly before Homunculette came looking for it. (PROSE: Alien Bodies)
Related individuals[]
The Doctor once encountered an individual claiming to be Grandfather Paradox, who actually looked like a future version of the Doctor. The Doctor believed that this Grandfather was what would happen to him after destroying Gallifrey and being affected by the Faction's biodata virus, and he had cut off his arm not to remove the Great Houses' prison tattoo but out of shame after destroying his Homeworld. (PROSE: The Ancestor Cell) However, the Doctor later decided that the pseudo-Grandfather just took the Doctor's form and appeared to everyone as a twisted future version of themself. (PROSE: The Gallifrey Chronicles)
The Doctor was half-human, (TV: Doctor Who) and therefore after his death in the War (PROSE: Alien Bodies) he would have been resurrected in the City of the Saved. (PROSE: The City of the Saved) One high-profile City politician, Grandfather Halfling, met the Doctor's description: he was of mixed human and Great Houses parentage, and like the Doctor he spent most of his time either campaigning for civil rights or interfering in the universe. (PROSE: House Halfling)
External links[]
Incarnations of the Doctor[]