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* HowlOfSorrow: Karvanista does one after being told the news of the Sontarans wiping out the rest of the Lupari race.
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* TookALevelInBadass: The Sontarans finally get a chance to pull off a Time War-scale event of their own. They destroy a majority of the Daleks and Cybermen by pretending to offer protection from the Flux, only to screw them over and take out their second and third biggest adversaries, Rutans still their surviving nemesis. Had the ultimate plan succeeded, they would have let the Flux decimate the universe except for the few survivors, and lord over them as "the vanquishers".
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* TheseAreThingsManWasNotMeantToKnow: The Doctor treats the fob watch with her lost memories like a forbidden fruit, fearing what she will do if she learns everything about her past and her morality changes with it.
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* LastOfHisKind: Karvanista becomes this by the episode's end, as it's revealed that the Sontarans butchered the rest of the Lupari in order to take their shield ships for themselves.

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* LastOfHisKind: Karvanista becomes this by the episode's end, as it's revealed that the Sontarans butchered and dumped out the airlocks the rest of the Lupari in order to take their shield ships for themselves.
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* {{Revenge}}:
** This is the primary motivation of the villains. Swarm and Azure want to make the Doctor pay for their millennia long imprisonment (after they already destroyed the meager remains of Divison in the previous episode), while the Sontarans are seeking retribution on humanity and the Lupari for their defeat and their fallen soldiers in [[Recap/DoctorWhoS39E2FluxChapterTwoWarOfTheSontarans "War On The Sontarans"]].
** There are two major instances of this from our heroes as well. The Doctor and Karvanista arrange for the Sontarans to be utterly wiped out by the Flux, alongside the Daleks and the Cybermen - partly to keep the Earth safe from them, and partly to avenge the seven billion Lupari who were slaughtered by the Sontarans. Meanwhile, Vinder pays his former boss back for ruining his career and having him exiled in deep space by stranding him on an asteroid floating in space, with no way back to civilization.
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* ArcWords: "She was the universe" from "The Haunting Of Vila Diodati" comes back.
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* WhamEpisode: Though most of the episode's consequences are implied rather than explicitly focused on, the story- and the five that preceded it- have a ''huge'' impact on the universe. While the Flux is stopped, [[AvertedTrope there is no]] ResetButton to undo the events, meaning that a big chunk of the universe is implicitly ''gone'' for the tim. Most, if not all, of the forces of the Daleks, Cybermen, and Sontarans have been wiped out by the final Flux event. ''Time itself'' is officially revealed to be sentient and potentially malicious, leading to it being restrained by the Temple of Atropos. And the Doctor has access to a watch containing the memories of all her lost incarnations, although for now she has stored it away in the TARDIS so she won't be tempted to open it. And then there's Time's warning that once again, the Doctor's death is near, and unlike the Tenth Doctor's portent of doom, it seems that 13's future death will be permanent.

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* WhamEpisode: Though most of the episode's consequences are implied rather than explicitly focused on, the story- and the five that preceded it- have a ''huge'' impact on the universe. While the Flux is stopped, [[AvertedTrope there is no]] ResetButton to undo the events, meaning that a big chunk of the universe is implicitly ''gone'' for the tim.time. Most, if not all, of the forces of the Daleks, Cybermen, and Sontarans have been wiped out by the final Flux event. ''Time itself'' is officially revealed to be sentient and potentially malicious, leading to it being restrained by the Temple of Atropos. And the Doctor has access to a watch containing the memories of all her lost incarnations, although for now she has stored it away in the TARDIS so she won't be tempted to open it. And then there's Time's warning that once again, the Doctor's death is near, and unlike the Tenth Doctor's portent of doom, it seems that 13's future death will be permanent.
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* BittersweetEnding: Dan is rejected by Di as a result of her trauma but joins the TARDIS crew properly, and the Doctor apologises to Yaz for closing her out, but cries when nobody is looking.

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* BittersweetEnding: Dan is rejected by Di as a result of her trauma but joins the TARDIS crew properly, and the Doctor apologises to Yaz for closing her out, but cries when nobody is looking. Also, while Earth is safe much, if not '''most''', of the universe has been destroyed with no ResetButton in sight.
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** The Sontarans intend to use the Lupari's Flux-proof shield to defend their fleet while allowing the Flux to consume the Dalek and Cybermem fleets. Karvanista and the Doctor's team take control of the shield and reassemble it behind the Sontatans, instead, consuming all three.

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** The Sontarans intend to use the Lupari's Flux-proof shield to defend their fleet while allowing the Flux to consume the Dalek and Cybermem Cyberman fleets. Karvanista and the Doctor's team take control of the shield and reassemble it behind the Sontatans, Sontarans, instead, consuming all three.



* MyFriendsAndZoidberg: The Sontaran commander offers the hand of friendship to all their enemies... except those stupid inferior Rutans, who will be crushed under the heel of Sontaran boots.

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* MyFriendsAndZoidberg: The Sontaran commander offers the hand of friendship to all their enemies... except those stupid inferior Rutans, [[ArchEnemy Rutans]], who will be crushed under the heel of Sontaran boots.



* WhamEpisode: Though most of the episode's consequences are implied rather than explicitly focused on, the story- and the five that preceded it- have a ''huge'' impact on the universe. While the Flux is stopped, [[AvertedTrope there is no]] ResetButton to undo the events, meaning that a big chunk of the universe is implicitly ''gone''. Most, if not all, of the forces of the Daleks, Cybermen, and Sontarans have been wiped out by the final Flux event. ''Time itself'' is officially revealed to be sentient and potentially malicious, leading to it being restrained by the Temple of Atropos. And the Doctor has access to a watch containing the memories of all her lost incarnations, although for now she has stored it away in the TARDIS so she won't be tempted to open it. And then there Time's warning that once again, the Doctor's death is near, and unlike 10's portent of doom, it seems that 13's future death will be permanent.

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* WhamEpisode: Though most of the episode's consequences are implied rather than explicitly focused on, the story- and the five that preceded it- have a ''huge'' impact on the universe. While the Flux is stopped, [[AvertedTrope there is no]] ResetButton to undo the events, meaning that a big chunk of the universe is implicitly ''gone''.''gone'' for the tim. Most, if not all, of the forces of the Daleks, Cybermen, and Sontarans have been wiped out by the final Flux event. ''Time itself'' is officially revealed to be sentient and potentially malicious, leading to it being restrained by the Temple of Atropos. And the Doctor has access to a watch containing the memories of all her lost incarnations, although for now she has stored it away in the TARDIS so she won't be tempted to open it. And then there there's Time's warning that once again, the Doctor's death is near, and unlike 10's the Tenth Doctor's portent of doom, it seems that 13's future death will be permanent.
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** The Grand Serpent tries subjecting the Doctor to it, but she just turns it around on him by spending her time trying to work out who and what his deal is.

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** The Grand Serpent tries subjecting the Doctor to it, but she just turns it around on him by spending her time trying to work out who and what his deal is.is, and her current condition prevents him getting a proper 'lock' on her anyway.



** Happens to Swarm and Azure on two levels: the ultimate weapon against the Flux turns out to be their own Passenger, which provides an endless wave of matter to cancel the tide of antimatter; and their attempt to offer the Doctor as a sacrifice to Time only leads to ''them'' being consumed instead (although Azure at least seems happy about this).

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** Happens to Swarm and Azure on two levels: the ultimate weapon against the Flux turns out to be their own Passenger, which provides an endless wave of matter to cancel the tide of antimatter; and their attempt to offer the Doctor as a sacrifice to Time only leads to ''them'' being consumed instead due to their failure to release Time from its prison (although Azure at least seems happy about this).



* ItsPersonal: Vinder and Kate, who both have a personal grudge with the Grand Serpent, are the ones to come out of the [=TARDIS=] and lead him to his final fate.
* LastOfHisKind: Karvanista becomes this by episode's end, as it's revealed that the Sontarans butchered the rest of the Lupari in order to take their shield ships for themselves.

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* ItsPersonal: Vinder and Kate, who both have a personal grudge with the Grand Serpent, are the ones to come out of the [=TARDIS=] and lead direct him to his final fate.
* LastOfHisKind: Karvanista becomes this by the episode's end, as it's revealed that the Sontarans butchered the rest of the Lupari in order to take their shield ships for themselves.
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* WhamEpisode: Though most of the episode's consequences are implied rather than explicitly focused on, the story- and the five that preceded it- have a ''huge'' impact on the universe. While the Flux is stopped, [[AvertedTrope there is no]] ResetButton to undo the events, meaning that a big chunk of the universe is implicitly ''gone''. Most, if not all, of the forces of the Daleks, Cybermen, and Sontarans have been wiped out by the final Flux event. ''Time itself'' is officially revealed to be sentient and potentially malicious, leading to it being restrained by the Temple of Atropos. And the Doctor has access to a watch containing the memories of all her lost incarnations, although for now she has stored it away in the TARDIS so she won't be tempted to open it. And then there Time's warning that once again, the Doctor's death is near, and unlike 10's portent of doom, it seems 13's future death will be permanent.

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* WhamEpisode: Though most of the episode's consequences are implied rather than explicitly focused on, the story- and the five that preceded it- have a ''huge'' impact on the universe. While the Flux is stopped, [[AvertedTrope there is no]] ResetButton to undo the events, meaning that a big chunk of the universe is implicitly ''gone''. Most, if not all, of the forces of the Daleks, Cybermen, and Sontarans have been wiped out by the final Flux event. ''Time itself'' is officially revealed to be sentient and potentially malicious, leading to it being restrained by the Temple of Atropos. And the Doctor has access to a watch containing the memories of all her lost incarnations, although for now she has stored it away in the TARDIS so she won't be tempted to open it. And then there Time's warning that once again, the Doctor's death is near, and unlike 10's portent of doom, it seems that 13's future death will be permanent.
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* ScrewYourself: The Doctor proves once more she HasAType (blonde women) and spends a chunk of time flirting with herself.

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* ScrewYourself: The Doctor proves once more that she HasAType (blonde women) and spends a chunk of time flirting with herself.
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* ItsPersonal: Vinder and Kate, who both have a personal grudge with the Grand Serpent, are the ones to come out of the [=TARDIS=] and lead him to his final fate.
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* TheSlowPath: The TARDIS, believe it or not. UNIT has been keeping her safe since 1967 all the way until the 2020s.
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** Whatever has been causing the [=TARDIS=]'s mysterious corruptions still has yet to be explained, and by the end of the episode the [=TARDIS=] still doesn't look to be fully healed.

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** Whatever has been causing the [=TARDIS=]'s mysterious corruptions still has yet to be explained, and by the end of the episode the [=TARDIS=] still doesn't look to be fully healed.
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** Whatever has been causing the [=TARDIS=]'s mysterious corruptions still has yet to be explained, and by the end of the episode the [=TARDIS=] still doesn't look to be fully healed.

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* AFormYouAreComfortableWith: Time, who takes the form of Swarm initially when talking to them, then takes the form of the Doctor, with the coat she had in the memory set on Atropos.



* ColdBloodedTorture: The Grand Serpent tries subjecting the Doctor to it, but she just turns it around on him by spending her time trying to work out who and what his deal is.

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* ColdBloodedTorture: ColdBloodedTorture:
** Swarm uses his powers to vaporize and then reassemble the Doctor's memories--and later, the Doctor herself--to torture her for fun, letting her feel the pain of the experience so he can rewind and then do it again. It's a microcosm of what they plan to do to the entire universe, as revenge for what was done to them.
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The Grand Serpent tries subjecting the Doctor to it, but she just turns it around on him by spending her time trying to work out who and what his deal is.



* FateWorseThanDeath: The Grand Serpent is transported to a piece of rock hardly bigger than a truck, with no hint of planets or people to provide rescue.
* AFormYouAreComfortableWith: Time, who takes the form of Swarm initially when talking to them, then takes the form of the Doctor, with the coat she had in the memory set on Atropos.



** Karvanista and the Doctor's team move the Lupari's Flux-proof shield behind the Sontaran ships, causing them to be destroyed by their own trap along with the Daleks and the Cybermen.

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** The Sontarans intend to use the Lupari's Flux-proof shield to defend their fleet while allowing the Flux to consume the Dalek and Cybermem fleets. Karvanista and the Doctor's team move take control of the Lupari's Flux-proof shield and reassemble it behind the Sontaran ships, causing them to be destroyed by their own trap along with the Daleks and the Cybermen. Sontatans, instead, consuming all three.



* LuredIntoATrap: The Sontarans plan to lure the Daleks and Cybermen to a point where the Flux is about to destroy then move the shield, destroying them and stopping the Flux.

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* LuredIntoATrap: The Sontarans plan to lure the Daleks and Cybermen to a the origin point where of the final Flux event under the pretense of shielding all three fleets with the Lupari shield, only to move the shield at the last moment so only the Sontaran fleet will be covered. The goal is to use the combined matter of the two fleets to weaken the Flux is about to destroy then move enough for the shield, destroying them and stopping shield to neutralize the Flux.rest, leaving the Sontarans as the dominant power in the universe.



** During their final confrontation, Time gives the Doctor the ominous warning that no one can escape her forever, and that the Doctor's end- no regeneration, no escape- is coming sooner than she thinks; it specifically warns them to watch for the forces massing against her, and "their master" ([[TheMaster capital M]] not explicitly stated, but the Doctor's reaction seems to indicate that her mind went there too).

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** During their final confrontation, Time gives the Doctor the ominous warning that no one can escape her forever, and that the Doctor's end- no end--no regeneration, no escape- is escape--is coming sooner than she thinks; it specifically warns them to watch for the forces massing against her, and "their master" ([[TheMaster capital M]] not explicitly stated, but the Doctor's reaction seems to indicate that her mind went there too).



* WhamEpisode: Though most of the episode's consequences are implied rather than explicitly focused on, the story- and the five that preceded it- have a ''huge'' impact on the universe. While the Flux is stopped, [[AvertedTrope there is no]] ResetButton to undo the events, meaning that a big chunk of the universe is implicitly ''gone''. Most, if not all, of the forces of the Daleks, Cybermen, and Sontarans have been wiped out by the final Flux event. ''Time itself'' is officially revealed to be sentient and potentially malicious, leading to it being restrained by the Temple of Atropos. And the Doctor has access to a watch containing the memories of all her lost incarnations, although for now she has stored it away in the TARDIS so she won't be tempted to open it. And then there Time's warning that once again, the Doctor's death is near, and unlike 10's portent of doom, it seems 13's future death will be permanent.

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* WhamEpisode: Though most of the episode's consequences are implied rather than explicitly focused on, the story- and the five that preceded it- have a ''huge'' impact on the universe. While the Flux is stopped, [[AvertedTrope there is no]] ResetButton to undo the events, meaning that a big chunk of the universe is implicitly ''gone''. Most, if not all, of the forces of the Daleks, Cybermen, and Sontarans have been wiped out by the final Flux event. ''Time itself'' is officially revealed to be sentient and potentially malicious, leading to it being restrained by the Temple of Atropos. And the Doctor has access to a watch containing the memories of all her lost incarnations, although for now she has stored it away in the TARDIS so she won't be tempted to open it. And then there Time's warning that once again, the Doctor's death is near, and unlike 10's portent of doom, it seems 13's future death will be permanent.permanent.
* YouHaveFailedMe: Time vaporizes Azure and Swarm for failing to bring the Flux to Atropos.
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* PatrickStewartSpeech: The Doctor gets a glorious one!
--> "Life must win. Otherwise, why are we here?"
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* WhamEpisode: Though most of the episode's consequences are implied rather than explicitly focused on, the story- and the five that preceded it- have a ''huge'' impact on the universe. While the Flux is stopped, [[AvertedTrope there is no]] ResetButton to undo the events, meaning that a big chunk of the universe is implicitly ''gone''. Most, if not all, of the forces of the Daleks, Cybermen, and Sontarans have been wiped out by the final Flux event. ''Time itself'' is officially revealed to be sentient and potentially malicious, leading to it being restrained by the Temple of Atropos. And the Doctor has access to a watch containing the memories of all her lost incarnations, although for now she has stored it away in the TARDIS so she won't be tempted to open it.

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* WhamEpisode: Though most of the episode's consequences are implied rather than explicitly focused on, the story- and the five that preceded it- have a ''huge'' impact on the universe. While the Flux is stopped, [[AvertedTrope there is no]] ResetButton to undo the events, meaning that a big chunk of the universe is implicitly ''gone''. Most, if not all, of the forces of the Daleks, Cybermen, and Sontarans have been wiped out by the final Flux event. ''Time itself'' is officially revealed to be sentient and potentially malicious, leading to it being restrained by the Temple of Atropos. And the Doctor has access to a watch containing the memories of all her lost incarnations, although for now she has stored it away in the TARDIS so she won't be tempted to open it. And then there Time's warning that once again, the Doctor's death is near, and unlike 10's portent of doom, it seems 13's future death will be permanent.
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** After having exiled Vinder in the backstory, the Grand Serpent is left stranded on a remote asteroid for the rest of his light, with no planets visible for light years in any direction.

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** After having exiled Vinder in the backstory, the Grand Serpent is left stranded on a remote asteroid for the rest of his light, life, with no planets visible for light years in any direction.
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* ScrewYourself: The Doctor proves once more she HasAType (blonde women) and spends a chunk of time flirting with herself.

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* ColdBloodedTorture: The Grand Serpent tries subjecting the Doctor to it, but she just turns it around on him by spending her time trying to work out who and what his deal is.
* DrunkOnMilk: Sontaran metabolism and sugar results in this. The Doctor manages to bribe a Sontaran into helping by offering him all the chocolate he can stuff his face with, along with the recipe to make his own.
* FaceDeathWithDignity: Professor Jericho, facing imminent death by Flux, simply closes his eyes.



* LuredIntoATrap: The Sontarans plan to lure the Daleks and Cybermen to a point the Flux is about to destroy then move the shield, destroying them and stopping the Flux.

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* LuredIntoATrap: The Sontarans plan to lure the Daleks and Cybermen to a point where the Flux is about to destroy then move the shield, destroying them and stopping the Flux.


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* MomentKiller: Just as the Doctor finally starts telling Yaz why she's been doing what she's been doing, Dan interrupts because he can't find the bedrooms.
* MyFriendsAndZoidberg: The Sontaran commander offers the hand of friendship to all their enemies... except those stupid inferior Rutans, who will be crushed under the heel of Sontaran boots.


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* ToThePain: Swarm and Azure plan to torture the Doctor for eternity, dissolving and undissolving her all that time.
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* TheReveal: Most of the questions that weren't answered last episode get answered here.
** What exactly is the Flux? It's a wave of antimatter generated outside the universe and then forced into it by the Division's technology.
** Why is the Grand Serpent working with the Sontarans? Because he was overthrown by the civilization he ruled over and hopes to use the Sontarans as patsies to work his way back into power.
** What is Swarm and Azure's plan? They intend to use the destruction of the universe (and the sacrifice of the Doctor) to free Time, which is revealed to be a sentient being imprisoned by the Temple of Atropos. With the power of Time on their side, they will rewind the destruction of the universe and watch it play out again and again for eternity, all as revenge for the fates inflicted on the two of them by the Division.
** Why is Karvanista so hesitant to talk about his time in the Division? Because the organization put a device in his brain that will kill him if he ever speaks about his time there. He also reveals that he was once the Doctor's companion, but that she abandoned him when she fled from the Division, leading to his resentful attitude towards her that he's had the entire season.
** What is the Bizarrchitecture floating house that the Doctor has been seeing in visions? It's a representation of her lost memories, which she's been glimpsing thanks to the psychic link with Swarm.

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The universe is facing its DarkestHour. The Doctor is captured by Swarm and Azure, who are preparing to initiate the final Flux event and destroy the universe; the various other protagonists are either captured or under siege; and the Earth is once again under Sontaran occupation.

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The universe is facing its DarkestHour. The Doctor is captured by Swarm and Azure, who are preparing to initiate the final Flux event and destroy destruction of the universe; the various other protagonists are either captured or under siege; and the Earth is once again under Sontaran occupation.
occupation. And across the entire universe, there remains one question in desperate need of an answer: can the Flux be stopped?


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** After having exiled Vinder in the backstory, the Grand Serpent is left stranded on a remote asteroid for the rest of his light, with no planets visible for light years in any direction.


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* LastOfHisKind: Karvanista becomes this by episode's end, as it's revealed that the Sontarans butchered the rest of the Lupari in order to take their shield ships for themselves.


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* MesACrowd: The Doctor gets split into three individuals over the course of the episode: one who remains captured on the Division's extrauniversal space station; one who gets teleported to the Lupari ships and meets Bel and Karvanista; and one who reunites with Yaz, Dan, and Professor Jericho in the Williamson Tunnels.

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!!The episode contains examples of the following tropes:



* HoistByTheirOwnPetard: [[spoiler:Karvanista and the Doctor's team move the Lupari Shield behind the Sontaran ships, causing them to be destroyed with the Daleks and the Cybermen by the Flux.]]

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* HoistByTheirOwnPetard: [[spoiler:Karvanista HoistByTheirOwnPetard:
** Karvanista
and the Doctor's team move the Lupari Shield Lupari's Flux-proof shield behind the Sontaran ships, causing them to be destroyed by their own trap along with the Daleks and the Cybermen by Cybermen.
** Happens to Swarm and Azure on two levels:
the Flux.]]ultimate weapon against the Flux turns out to be their own Passenger, which provides an endless wave of matter to cancel the tide of antimatter; and their attempt to offer the Doctor as a sacrifice to Time only leads to ''them'' being consumed instead (although Azure at least seems happy about this).
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The one where it all comes full circle.

The universe is facing its DarkestHour. The Doctor is captured by Swarm and Azure, who are preparing to initiate the final Flux event and destroy the universe; the various other protagonists are either captured or under siege; and the Earth is once again under Sontaran occupation.



* LuredIntoATrap: The Sontarans plan to lure the Daleks and Cybermen to a point the Flux is about to destroy then move the shield, destroying them and stopping the Flux.

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* LuredIntoATrap: The Sontarans plan to lure the Daleks and Cybermen to a point the Flux is about to destroy then move the shield, destroying them and stopping the Flux.Flux.
* SequelHook:
** The Doctor drops the fob watch containing her lost memories into a tunnel, telling the TARDIS to keep it somewhere she can never find it... unless she really, ''really'' needs it in the future.
** During their final confrontation, Time gives the Doctor the ominous warning that no one can escape her forever, and that the Doctor's end- no regeneration, no escape- is coming sooner than she thinks; it specifically warns them to watch for the forces massing against her, and "their master" ([[TheMaster capital M]] not explicitly stated, but the Doctor's reaction seems to indicate that her mind went there too).
* WhamEpisode: Though most of the episode's consequences are implied rather than explicitly focused on, the story- and the five that preceded it- have a ''huge'' impact on the universe. While the Flux is stopped, [[AvertedTrope there is no]] ResetButton to undo the events, meaning that a big chunk of the universe is implicitly ''gone''. Most, if not all, of the forces of the Daleks, Cybermen, and Sontarans have been wiped out by the final Flux event. ''Time itself'' is officially revealed to be sentient and potentially malicious, leading to it being restrained by the Temple of Atropos. And the Doctor has access to a watch containing the memories of all her lost incarnations, although for now she has stored it away in the TARDIS so she won't be tempted to open it.
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* BittersweetEnding: Dan is rejected by Di as a result of her trauma but joins the TARDIS crew properly, and the Doctor apologises to Yaz for closing her out, but cries when nobody is looking.
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* AFormYouAreComfortableWith: Time, who takes the form of Swarm initially when talking to them, then takes the form of the Doctor, with the coat she had in the memory set on Atropos.


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* HumanSacrifice: Time Lord sacrifice but similar in concept. The Ravagers plan to offer the Doctor to Time as a sacrifice.
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* HoistByTheirOwnPetard: [[spoiler:Karvanista and the Doctor's team move the Lupari Shield behind the Sontaran ships, causing them to be destroyed with the Daleks and the Cybermen by the Flux.]]
* LuredIntoATrap: The Sontarans plan to lure the Daleks and Cybermen to a point the Flux is about to destroy then move the shield, destroying them and stopping the Flux.

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