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Doctor Who: The Twilight Kingdom (#55)
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The blood of innocents has been spilt a terrible sequence of events has
been set in motion. The forces of darkness are on the move.
Deep underground, an army of light prepares itself for the oncoming war.
The Doctor's used to winning. Stumbling in, reading the face of the enemy,
and then beating the odds but what if this time he's got it wrong?
Charley and C'rizz think he has.
Stripped of all that is familiar, just who is the Doctor? Major Koth
thinks he knows.
Lost among the dark caverns of an unknown world, has the Doctor finally
met his match?
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Episode One:
On Koth's instruction, Bryn coldly executes Tysus.
Koth then orders him to reload and take aim against the Doctor...
Episode Two:
Quillian is shocked by the death of Bryn and blames it on the Doctor.
He tells the Doctor he must jump into the lethal water or he'll push
Charley in. When the Doctor refuses, Charley screams as she is shoved in...
Episode Three:
Janto is appalled by their discovery in the storage chamber, but the
Doctor is fascinated by it, realising that the organs of a living
being have been unpacked and preserved entirely and kept in working
order. Janto wonders whether there should be a head, only for Koth to
make himself known. It is now appropriate that they join them...
Episode Four:
The Doctor assures the Kro'ka that he is holding him and his masters
entirely responsible for his companions' safety. Tauntingly, the Kro'ka
asks the Doctor what he expects to find here at the end of the path he
has chosen. The Doctor replies with one word - "Rassilon"...
Charley: "Everything's always a mystery these days..."
Koth: "Soon those who have wronged us, soon they will pay the
full blood price..."
Janto: "This place is the death of hope. It's a sunless,
airless cavern of doom. It is in short the birthplace of the
revolution!"
The Doctor: "There's nothing scarier than a well meaning
freedom fighter. They don't usually stop until there's no one left
standing..."
C'rizz: "I was brought up in the ways of peace, of serenity.
But since meeting the Doctor and Charlotte, I've learned to see that
there's more to it than that. Sadly."
Koth: "No one is a prisoner here. If they don't wish to
join our family then they may have their liberty!"
The Twilight Kingdon is Will
Shindler's debut script for Big Finish, and features
Michael Keating as Koth, who played
Vila in Blake's 7.
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