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''[[https://www.whofic.com/viewstory.php?sid=17886 Doctor Who and the Rambaldi Enigma]]'' by [[https://www.whofic.com/viewuser.php?uid=5705 Rheanna]] is a crossover of ''Series/DoctorWho'' and ''Series/{{Alias}}'' that gives Sydney Bristow a unique opportunity to learn the truth about the mysterious Milo Rambaldi when she’s sent back in time to 1496, forcing her to join forces with the Doctor (currently in his third incarnation) to investigate the source of Rambaldi’s genius.
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''[[https://www.whofic.com/viewstory.php?sid=17886 Doctor Who and the Rambaldi Enigma]]'' by [[https://www.whofic.com/viewuser.php?uid=5705 Rheanna]] is a crossover of ''Series/DoctorWho'' and ''Series/{{Alias}}'' that gives Sydney Bristow a unique opportunity to learn the truth about the mysterious Milo Rambaldi when she’s sent back in time to 1496, forcing her to join forces with the Doctor (currently in [[Characters/DoctorWhoThirdDoctor his third incarnation) incarnation]]) to investigate the source of Rambaldi’s genius.
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* AdaptationalEarlyAppearance: The Doctor is shown using the psychic paper, which only appeared on TV in the Ninth Doctor’s era (although it was shown being used by the Second Doctor in the Literature/PastDoctorAdventures novel ''World Game'')
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* OhCrap: Obviously, Sydney's reaction to realizing she's gone back in time to the 15th century.
* SeenItAll: At first, Sydney doesn't want to accept the time travel but then realizes that after everything else she's been through regarding Rambaldi, it's not out of the realm of possibility.
** Likewise, she takes seeing the massive interior of the TARDIS pretty well to the point she doesn't even use the classic "it's bigger on the inside" line.
* SeenItAll: At first, Sydney doesn't want to accept the time travel but then realizes that after everything else she's been through regarding Rambaldi, it's not out of the realm of possibility.
** Likewise, she takes seeing the massive interior of the TARDIS pretty well to the point she doesn't even use the classic "it's bigger on the inside" line.
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* SuspiciouslySimilarCharacter: Sydney specifically states that [[spoiler:the Master]] reminds her of Arvin Sloane
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* KnightInSourArmor: Sydney comes across as this in contrast to the Third Doctor, who still has a relatively upbeat view of life and the universe despite his current exile where Sydney is bitter and frustrated at how many lives have been ruined through obsession with Milo Rambaldi's work in the future.
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[[https://www.whofic.com/viewstory.php?sid=17886 Doctor Who and the Rambaldi Enigma]] by [[https://www.whofic.com/viewuser.php?uid=5705 Rheanna]] is a crossover of Series/DoctorWho and Series/{{Alias}} that gives Sydney Bristow a unique opportunity to learn the truth about the mysterious Milo Rambaldi when she’s sent back in time to 1496, forcing her to join forces with the Doctor (currently in his third incarnation) to investigate the source of Rambaldi’s genius.
!!''DoctorWhoAndTheRambaldiEnigma'' contains examples of:
*AdaptationalEarlyAppearance: The Doctor is shown using the psychic paper, which only appeared on TV in the Ninth Doctor’s era (although it was shown being used by the Second Doctor in the novel World Game)
*AppliedPhlebotinum: [[spoiler:The Master]] ensures that the Doctor and Sydney will [[spoiler:bring Rambaldi to him]] by injecting [[spoiler:Rambaldi]] with a drug that will destroy his unique physiology, the Doctor noting that he doesn’t have the time to devise a treatment without knowing exactly what compound was used to affect [[spoiler:Rambaldi]] in such a manner.
*BeethovenWasAnAlienSpy: [[spoiler:Rambaldi’s genius is due to him being linked to an alien life form]].
*BothSidesHaveAPoint: The Doctor and Sydney have a debate about the result of Rambaldi’s actions in creating his inventions in the first place, Sydney objecting to Rambaldi unleashing such advanced technology on a relatively primitive society while the Doctor argues that knowledge in itself isn’t evil
*CanonWelding: The Doctor and Sydney Bristow exist in the same universe; ‘nuff said.
*ContinuitySnarl: Potentially, as [[spoiler:the Doctor and Sydney witness Rambaldi’s death as he falls into the Time Vortex rather than dying in a manner that would leave a body that could be buried, but it may be that the Doctor used his return trip to the fifteenth century to set up a fake chain of evidence that would suggest that Rambaldi was never anything more than human, which includes faking a conventional death]].
*DramaPreservingHandicap: Not only is Rambaldi’s time-travel device only capable of taking her on a one-way trip, but Sydney has to stay with the Doctor and investigate events in 1496 because the Doctor’s current exile means that the Time Lords have programmed the TARDIS only to let it make this specific trip to 1496, so the Doctor could only take Sydney back to UNIT in the 1970s if he tried to take her anywhere else on his own
*EnemyMine: A minor example, as Sydney and the Doctor join forces at first simply to evade the Vatican guards before Sydney realises the scale of what just happened to her
*FauxAffablyEvil: [[spoiler:The Master]] attempts this when trying to convince Sydney to side with him, but it backfires because he reminds Sydney of Arvin Sloane.
*IgnorantOfTheirOwnIgnorance: After the Path is activated, Sydney initially assumes that it set off an EMP that shut down power in the Vatican and the surrounding city before the Doctor clarifies that she’s actually travelled back in time.
*StatusQuoIsGod: At the story’s conclusion, [[spoiler:the Doctor uses the Master’s TARDIS to take Sydney back to her time, but states that he will return to 1496 to reacquire his own ship because he doesn’t like the atmosphere of the Master’s TARDIS even if his old ship is still virtually immobilised by the Time Lords]].
*SuspiciouslySimilarCharacter: Sydney specifically states that [[spoiler:the Master]] reminds her of Arvin Sloane
*TakingYouWithMe: The final act of [[spoiler:Ramos/Rambaldi is to attack the Master, throwing both of them out of the Master’s TARDIS while it’s in flight; the Doctor muses that the Master might have some plan set up to save himself from such a scenario, but Ramos would have certainly died if he did that in his condition]].
*WhyCantIHateYou: Despite his inventions having defined and ruined her life for years in her present, when Sydney actually meets Rambaldi she finds that he’s actually a somewhat shy figure who appears legitimately ignorant of the potential damage his creations could do, [[spoiler:although her perspective shifts when she learns about his alien nature]].
!!''DoctorWhoAndTheRambaldiEnigma'' contains examples of:
*AdaptationalEarlyAppearance: The Doctor is shown using the psychic paper, which only appeared on TV in the Ninth Doctor’s era (although it was shown being used by the Second Doctor in the novel World Game)
*AppliedPhlebotinum: [[spoiler:The Master]] ensures that the Doctor and Sydney will [[spoiler:bring Rambaldi to him]] by injecting [[spoiler:Rambaldi]] with a drug that will destroy his unique physiology, the Doctor noting that he doesn’t have the time to devise a treatment without knowing exactly what compound was used to affect [[spoiler:Rambaldi]] in such a manner.
*BeethovenWasAnAlienSpy: [[spoiler:Rambaldi’s genius is due to him being linked to an alien life form]].
*BothSidesHaveAPoint: The Doctor and Sydney have a debate about the result of Rambaldi’s actions in creating his inventions in the first place, Sydney objecting to Rambaldi unleashing such advanced technology on a relatively primitive society while the Doctor argues that knowledge in itself isn’t evil
*CanonWelding: The Doctor and Sydney Bristow exist in the same universe; ‘nuff said.
*ContinuitySnarl: Potentially, as [[spoiler:the Doctor and Sydney witness Rambaldi’s death as he falls into the Time Vortex rather than dying in a manner that would leave a body that could be buried, but it may be that the Doctor used his return trip to the fifteenth century to set up a fake chain of evidence that would suggest that Rambaldi was never anything more than human, which includes faking a conventional death]].
*DramaPreservingHandicap: Not only is Rambaldi’s time-travel device only capable of taking her on a one-way trip, but Sydney has to stay with the Doctor and investigate events in 1496 because the Doctor’s current exile means that the Time Lords have programmed the TARDIS only to let it make this specific trip to 1496, so the Doctor could only take Sydney back to UNIT in the 1970s if he tried to take her anywhere else on his own
*EnemyMine: A minor example, as Sydney and the Doctor join forces at first simply to evade the Vatican guards before Sydney realises the scale of what just happened to her
*FauxAffablyEvil: [[spoiler:The Master]] attempts this when trying to convince Sydney to side with him, but it backfires because he reminds Sydney of Arvin Sloane.
*IgnorantOfTheirOwnIgnorance: After the Path is activated, Sydney initially assumes that it set off an EMP that shut down power in the Vatican and the surrounding city before the Doctor clarifies that she’s actually travelled back in time.
*StatusQuoIsGod: At the story’s conclusion, [[spoiler:the Doctor uses the Master’s TARDIS to take Sydney back to her time, but states that he will return to 1496 to reacquire his own ship because he doesn’t like the atmosphere of the Master’s TARDIS even if his old ship is still virtually immobilised by the Time Lords]].
*SuspiciouslySimilarCharacter: Sydney specifically states that [[spoiler:the Master]] reminds her of Arvin Sloane
*TakingYouWithMe: The final act of [[spoiler:Ramos/Rambaldi is to attack the Master, throwing both of them out of the Master’s TARDIS while it’s in flight; the Doctor muses that the Master might have some plan set up to save himself from such a scenario, but Ramos would have certainly died if he did that in his condition]].
*WhyCantIHateYou: Despite his inventions having defined and ruined her life for years in her present, when Sydney actually meets Rambaldi she finds that he’s actually a somewhat shy figure who appears legitimately ignorant of the potential damage his creations could do, [[spoiler:although her perspective shifts when she learns about his alien nature]].
