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.
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Friday, February 11, 2011
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
Terminal Decay Summary Chapter 3
Chapter 3 link
The Doctor, upon arriving at Martha’s flat refuses to ride in the elevator
and chooses to walk the twelve floors up to her apartment. The Doctor is
physically more winded than Martha is from the ascent up the stairs. The
Doctor is pale and sweating from this exertion and is giving Martha more to
be concerned about. He again seems forgetful (this time about Sarah Jane and
Luke staying at Martha’s during visits.)
The Doctor has an incident of vertigo while on Martha’s balcony and tries to
cover his dizzy spell saying he must have tripped. He eventually admits to Martha that he doesn’t know what could be wrong with him. Again in this Chapter the
Doctor’s memory is incorrect as he puts sugar in Martha’s tea. The Doctor
may be ill but his Time Lord hearing is just fine as he couldn’t help but
hear Martha’s side of the conversation with Jack about his health. The Doctor
overreacts to spilled wine on his shirt and believes the wine is actually blood.
The Doctor, upon arriving at Martha’s flat refuses to ride in the elevator
and chooses to walk the twelve floors up to her apartment. The Doctor is
physically more winded than Martha is from the ascent up the stairs. The
Doctor is pale and sweating from this exertion and is giving Martha more to
be concerned about. He again seems forgetful (this time about Sarah Jane and
Luke staying at Martha’s during visits.)
The Doctor has an incident of vertigo while on Martha’s balcony and tries to
cover his dizzy spell saying he must have tripped. He eventually admits to Martha that he doesn’t know what could be wrong with him. Again in this Chapter the
Doctor’s memory is incorrect as he puts sugar in Martha’s tea. The Doctor
may be ill but his Time Lord hearing is just fine as he couldn’t help but
hear Martha’s side of the conversation with Jack about his health. The Doctor
overreacts to spilled wine on his shirt and believes the wine is actually blood.
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