The Tertiary Console Room: Doctor Who

Episode One:
As Erimem walks into the oncoming storm, she begins to chant that she is the source of the darkness' light and she is the power to bring their return. She struggles to say the words before screaming out as the thunder crackles around her...

Episode Two:
The Doctor, Lord Davey and Peri taunt Erimem with images of hate and how they regard her as a failure. By embracing her new masters, she can prove them all wrong and be free again. Erimem tells them if it means ending this damnation, then her answer is yes. As the whispering grows powerfully, she screams out in terror...

Episode Three:
Peri tries to get through to Erimem, but the Doctor warns her not to get too close. When Erimem turns round her eyes have been changed and the Doctor believes they are too late. As Erimem speaks, her voice is distorted and she claims to be the key to the end of infinity...

Episode Four:
The Doctor tells Erimem he can't apologise for letting this happen as there aren't enough words but she reassures him he doesn't have to try. She tells him that a great man said "What is life if you do not take on adventure?", which were wise and true words. She tells the Doctor he can put the lights back on now as she's ready to face the light again...

Erimem: "This 'cricket' still eludes me. What's the point of it?"

Erimem: "I never dreamt there could be so many colours across one land."

The Doctor: "Everything's literally an uphill struggle here."

General Bruce: "I have an image to maintain on the printed page. Do you see Conan Doyle giving that detective chap of his poor entrances? I don't think so!"

General Bruce: "You should learn the art of humility, Matthews. It'll take you a long way."

Lord Davey: "I did all that I was meant to and then let the shadows of death envelop me."

Lord Davey: "She is the key to make the darkness all powerful. She is the source of all darkness' light. She is the power to bring their return."

General Bruce: "There's always time for cricket."

Erimem: "When I was a child, we were told about the white pyramid, where the greatest evil was meant to sleep. And if you see it, it means it will take your soul."

The Doctor: "Since when have you heard of a storm cloud trying to book a room?"

General Bruce: "For what is life if you do not take on adventure?"

Lord Davey: "Think of me as a reassuring voice in a time when you need to hear one."

Peri: "You've killed off the hope that people saw with him!"

General Bruce: "Rule number one, no matter how large the prey, they always have their Achilles heal." Peri: "Rule number two, always make sure you don't end up as the prey."

The Doctor: "Watching their reactions is far more entertaining than trying to explain what dimensional engineering is."

The Doctor: "Promise me you'll never repeat this analogy to her, General, but in strict hunting terms I'm using Peri as bait."

Lord Davey: "Please offer some reassurance that your powers of perception and deduction remain intact. I would never forgive myself where I to think that I had blunted the only weapons you had to hand."

The Doctor: "I've heard this so often before. Plans for conquest, domination, death on a scale few can comprehend, but the human spirit is always there and always underestimated!"