Chapter 511 link
Having broken his leg while trying to retrieve the brace for the Doctor, Jack has trapped himself in the brace and has broken his leg and wants to heal his leg by using his gun to kill himself. Donna believes that although that is a quick way to sort out the broken leg it might be best if Jack agrees to have his leg set and heal the normal way in order to give everyone else a good example. Jack disagrees because he feels if he is hurt then he can’t be there for the Doctor. Meanwhile Andy is still holding the Doctor’s leg so that his femoral arteries are not sheared by a broken bone. Jack and Ianto discuss his pain and that although it hurts terribly sense he is a 51st century male his nervous system is slightly different and the pain isn’t as bad as it would be for a 21st century human. Ianto and Jack also discuss the mutated protein that carries the Artron energy in Jack and how if it’s synthesized it may be able to help Rose, although his healing with Artron energy only works on soft tissue, and being an immortal and shooting yourself to revive isn’t simple: it’s hard to kill yourself and then revive. For now, Jack believes if he delays shooting himself and Donna does the scans then everyone may benefit from knowing how his healing works on bones.
The Terminal Decay Concordance
Terminal Decay by unslinky is a fan fiction novel that takes place shortly after the episode "The Planet of the Dead"in the series Doctor Who. The story is Alternate Universe to everything Doctor Who and Torchwood after that. Unslinky started posting this amazing story in May 2010 and here it is March 2011 and the story is far from being completed. The story is on the website A Teaspoon and an Open Mind.
I am such a big fan of this novel and it's amazing complexities, I decided to write a concordance for Terminal Decay.
The labels in this blog can be used to track of who's who and what's what in the novel. For instance if you scroll down to "seizures" you'll find that it has (3). When you click on that label you'll come up with the Chapters that has someone having a seizure: Chapter 410, 509, 555.
The summaries are just to jog your memory and sometimes I'll write something pertaining to that Chapter that is a bit of TD trivia. The Blog Entries themselves are listed below the rather long (and bound to be even longer) Labels section. Summary inconsistencies should be directed to me and I'll make corrections. Writing this is a long process so I'm far from being caught up but I'm trying! One final thing: I am American so my phrasing and spelling may look a little "off" to you in the UK
Allons-y, Donnaj
I am such a big fan of this novel and it's amazing complexities, I decided to write a concordance for Terminal Decay.
The labels in this blog can be used to track of who's who and what's what in the novel. For instance if you scroll down to "seizures" you'll find that it has (3). When you click on that label you'll come up with the Chapters that has someone having a seizure: Chapter 410, 509, 555.
The summaries are just to jog your memory and sometimes I'll write something pertaining to that Chapter that is a bit of TD trivia. The Blog Entries themselves are listed below the rather long (and bound to be even longer) Labels section. Summary inconsistencies should be directed to me and I'll make corrections. Writing this is a long process so I'm far from being caught up but I'm trying! One final thing: I am American so my phrasing and spelling may look a little "off" to you in the UK
Allons-y, Donnaj
Showing posts with label Jack physiology. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jack physiology. Show all posts
Monday, February 14, 2011
Friday, February 11, 2011
Terminal Decay Summary 505
Chapter 505 link
The Doctor and Jack examine and places the scabs from Jack’s deep incision on slides for the TARDIS to evaluate. Jack worries about the Doctor’s health to which the Doctor says that if they don’t sort out everyone else John will not be in a position to donate the bone marrow. Jack discusses with the Doctor that he is just as needed to survive this ordeal and what would Jacko do without his Uncle Dad. Donna discusses the use of the telepathic block by using a low dosage of chemical deconstruction to isolate the telepathic center of the brain so that John would not feel the illness that the Doctor would experience from the bone marrow transfer and only if it’s necessary. The Doctor again tells Jack he meant what he said that he loved him. While checking Jack’s blood Donna discovers that Jack is carrying a massive protein that carries Artron energy that acts to heal Jack. The Doctor believes if they can synthesize this protein then it could be used to create a chemical base that could possibly heal Rose and may be able to help heal the other persons hurt by Rose. The Doctor plans on flying the TARDIS to the other universe.
The Doctor and Jack examine and places the scabs from Jack’s deep incision on slides for the TARDIS to evaluate. Jack worries about the Doctor’s health to which the Doctor says that if they don’t sort out everyone else John will not be in a position to donate the bone marrow. Jack discusses with the Doctor that he is just as needed to survive this ordeal and what would Jacko do without his Uncle Dad. Donna discusses the use of the telepathic block by using a low dosage of chemical deconstruction to isolate the telepathic center of the brain so that John would not feel the illness that the Doctor would experience from the bone marrow transfer and only if it’s necessary. The Doctor again tells Jack he meant what he said that he loved him. While checking Jack’s blood Donna discovers that Jack is carrying a massive protein that carries Artron energy that acts to heal Jack. The Doctor believes if they can synthesize this protein then it could be used to create a chemical base that could possibly heal Rose and may be able to help heal the other persons hurt by Rose. The Doctor plans on flying the TARDIS to the other universe.
Terminal Decay Summary 504
Chapter 504 link
The TARDIS supplies Donna and Luke reams of charts and graphs pertaining to Rose’s condition. From what they can gather, the TARDIS is scared and fearful and keeps reprinting the charts and graphs. Donna and Luke through a series of questions are told by the TARDIS that she never willingly gave Rose the energy but that it was taken from her and that it hurt when she took the energy from her. The TARDIS is concerned that if the Doctor or John found this out that they would show less compassion in helping Rose in her current dire situation. The Doctor, arriving in the lab, conveys to Donna and Luke that Rose is basically frozen out of time because of the Artron energy. Nothing is going to change for Rose. She will just continue to exist until the Artron energy naturally dissipates and drops to a level where it is unable to support the suspension which could take 213,487,114 years according to Luke’s calculation. The Doctor tells Luke and Donna that in order to help Rose they need to study Jack to see what are the fundamental differences are if it this can be harnessed so that Rose can use the Artron energy to heal her injuries as much as it can in order to give her a chance. The Doctor wants to know if the Artron energy in Jack and in Rose will be less in the other universe and wants to observe how Jack heals in situ by observing a tissue sample being taken from Jack. Jack tells the Doctor he will be brave.
The TARDIS supplies Donna and Luke reams of charts and graphs pertaining to Rose’s condition. From what they can gather, the TARDIS is scared and fearful and keeps reprinting the charts and graphs. Donna and Luke through a series of questions are told by the TARDIS that she never willingly gave Rose the energy but that it was taken from her and that it hurt when she took the energy from her. The TARDIS is concerned that if the Doctor or John found this out that they would show less compassion in helping Rose in her current dire situation. The Doctor, arriving in the lab, conveys to Donna and Luke that Rose is basically frozen out of time because of the Artron energy. Nothing is going to change for Rose. She will just continue to exist until the Artron energy naturally dissipates and drops to a level where it is unable to support the suspension which could take 213,487,114 years according to Luke’s calculation. The Doctor tells Luke and Donna that in order to help Rose they need to study Jack to see what are the fundamental differences are if it this can be harnessed so that Rose can use the Artron energy to heal her injuries as much as it can in order to give her a chance. The Doctor wants to know if the Artron energy in Jack and in Rose will be less in the other universe and wants to observe how Jack heals in situ by observing a tissue sample being taken from Jack. Jack tells the Doctor he will be brave.
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Monday, February 7, 2011
Terminal Decay Chapter 501
Chapter 501 link
As the Doctor laid there asleep but yet not asleep he thought of 702 things at the same time: lying in Jack’s arms, the fate of Rose: that she wasn’t going to die and she wasn’t going to be reanimated either but was suspended in some sort of Artron energy stasis until the Artron energy decayed and that could take a very very long time. The solution was how to safely extract the energy that was in Rose and let her die naturally or find out a way that the Artron energy could be used to help her. That Rose had been foolhardy and risked planets and perhaps two universes when she started to use the dimension cannon and although he was happy to see her at first, it wasn’t for him that she had crossed universes, it was for herself. The Doctor thought about how dangerous it was that Rose had taken the heart of TARDIS into her and that having that kind of power was also dangerous. He thought about Jack and how Jack was immortal and how did the Artron energy affect Jack’s physiology? How did Jack process the energy when it was impossible for a human to? And they needed to sort this out before they traveled to the other universe, because the energy would lose its potency over there and may be even less they could do for Rose (using the energy she contained.) He thought about leaving the isolation room and helping in the science lab to see if he could sort things out but first he had to wake up although technically he wasn’t really asleep. He wanted to help and not be a burden on Tom and Sue because they had enough on their plates, didn’t they? He also needed to do a bone density scan on his ankle because that certainly wasn’t right, and waking Jack wouldn’t be fair to Jack if he roused him by moving. But Jack was caressing his head now and telling him to go back to sleep and it was so tempting to just drift back to sleep...
As the Doctor laid there asleep but yet not asleep he thought of 702 things at the same time: lying in Jack’s arms, the fate of Rose: that she wasn’t going to die and she wasn’t going to be reanimated either but was suspended in some sort of Artron energy stasis until the Artron energy decayed and that could take a very very long time. The solution was how to safely extract the energy that was in Rose and let her die naturally or find out a way that the Artron energy could be used to help her. That Rose had been foolhardy and risked planets and perhaps two universes when she started to use the dimension cannon and although he was happy to see her at first, it wasn’t for him that she had crossed universes, it was for herself. The Doctor thought about how dangerous it was that Rose had taken the heart of TARDIS into her and that having that kind of power was also dangerous. He thought about Jack and how Jack was immortal and how did the Artron energy affect Jack’s physiology? How did Jack process the energy when it was impossible for a human to? And they needed to sort this out before they traveled to the other universe, because the energy would lose its potency over there and may be even less they could do for Rose (using the energy she contained.) He thought about leaving the isolation room and helping in the science lab to see if he could sort things out but first he had to wake up although technically he wasn’t really asleep. He wanted to help and not be a burden on Tom and Sue because they had enough on their plates, didn’t they? He also needed to do a bone density scan on his ankle because that certainly wasn’t right, and waking Jack wouldn’t be fair to Jack if he roused him by moving. But Jack was caressing his head now and telling him to go back to sleep and it was so tempting to just drift back to sleep...
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