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* MeatMoss: The walls of the sewers beneath the Dalek city are coated with the gloopy ([[AndIMustScream and living]]) remains of decaying Daleks.
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* MeatMoss: The gloopy substance coating the walls of the sewers beneath sewers? That's the Dalek city are coated with the gloopy decaying ([[AndIMustScream and still living]]) remains bodies of decaying old Daleks.
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But how does he get there? And even at the DespairEventHorizon, can he do such a thing? Is there another way he might remedy a mistake made in a moment of weakness and prove the true depths of his courage, strength, and compassion?
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* DrivingQuestion: This season's arc question is formally introduced in this episode: [[spoiler: What is the Doctor's confession, aka the '''''real''''' reason he left Gallifrey]]?
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* DrivingQuestion: This season's arc question is formally introduced in this episode: episode after being seeded in the premiere: [[spoiler: What is the Doctor's confession, aka confession -- the '''''real''''' reason he left Gallifrey]]?Gallifrey millenia ago]]?
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* DrivingQuestion: This season's arc question is formally introduced in this episode: [[spoiler: What is the Doctor's confession, aka the '''''real''''' reason he left Gallifrey]]?
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* WhatYouAreInTheDark: If the Doctor -- who has no TrueCompanions to urge him otherwise now -- kills young Davros, there will be no Daleks and the universe's history will be rewritten. He might get his friends, his homeworld, etc. back. No one need know he killed a child to do it...''what will he do?''
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* WhatYouAreInTheDark: If the Doctor -- who has no TrueCompanions to urge him otherwise now -- kills young Davros, there will be no Daleks and the universe's history will be rewritten. He might get his friends, his homeworld, etc. back. No one need know he killed a child to do it...''what will he do?''
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* HopeCrusher: Davros is pushing the already guilt-stricken Doctor to the DespairEventHorizon in hopes that he can turn him into a man willing to kill Davros's younger self, willing to commit genocide against the Daleks at last...all to prove his own belief that the Doctor and his compassion are wrong and have an ultimate victory over his nemesis.
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* DespairEventHorizon: The Doctor starts is approaching this point as the story in this state.begins, having lost his friends and TARDIS -- and the MoralEventHorizon lies beyond it, grim and glittering.
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* SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong: The Doctor has the chance to correct his mistake of abandoning young Davros...by returning to the past and either murdering him or saving him. Both choices have a downside, though -- murdering a child would be a crossing of the MoralEventHorizon and create an unbearable paradox, but saving Davros might still result in the Daleks' creation somewhere down the line.
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* RedemptionQuest: Exaggerated: The Doctor is in the midst of finding a way to redeem his mistake of abandoning young Davros and causing the universe-plaguing evil of the Daleks to come to pass.
* SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong: The Doctor has the chance to correct his mistake of abandoning young Davros...by returning to the past and either murdering him or saving him. Both choices have adownside, though downside -- murdering a child would be a crossing of the MoralEventHorizon and create an unbearable paradox, but saving Davros might still result in the Daleks' creation somewhere down the line.line. Or can he TakeAThirdOption that can result in a better fate for everyone?
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In the cliffhanger, with nothing left to lose, he appears to be ready to save his friends by going back to that day and exterminating the boy. It is an act that would defy his chosen name and principles, effectively make him a god, and rewrite, if not destroy, the entire universe's history.
But even at the DespairEventHorizon, can he do such a thing? Is there another way he might remedy a mistake made in a moment of weakness and prove the true depths of his courage and strength?
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In the cliffhanger, with nothing left to lose, he appears to be ready to save his friends by going back to that day and exterminating the boy. It is an act that would defy his chosen name and principles, effectively make him a god, and rewrite, if not destroy, the entire universe's history.
But how does he get there? And even at the DespairEventHorizon, can he do such a thing? Is there another way he might remedy a mistake made in a moment of weakness and prove the true depths of hiscourage courage, strength, and strength?
compassion?
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* CrossReferencedTitles: With [[Recap/DoctorWhoS35E1TheMagiciansApprentice "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS35E1TheMagiciansApprentice The Magician's Apprentice]].Apprentice]]". Only two characters have one role apiece between the two titles.
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At thereturn end of Missy "The Magician's Apprentice", the poor Doctor was begging for mercy that would not be granted him. Having chosen to abandon an attempt to rescue a young Davros from a hand mine field upon realizing who the boy was (leaving him nothing but a sonic screwdriver), in the present the Doctor -- now a prisoner of the dying scientist and Kate Stewart.the Daleks on Skaro -- helplessly watched as Clara, Missy, and even the TARDIS were exterminated by the Daleks.
In the cliffhanger, with nothing left to lose, he appears to be ready to save his friends by going back to that day and exterminating the boy. It is an act that would effectively make him a god and rewrite, if not destroy, the entire universe's history.
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In the cliffhanger, with nothing left to lose, he appears to be ready to save his friends by going back to that day and exterminating the boy. It is an act that would effectively make him a god and rewrite, if not destroy, the entire universe's history.
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* TrailersAlwaysSpoil: The BBC blundered and aired a trailer for this episode before the previous one aired - thus revealing Davros early.
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