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The [[Qetesh]], a [[species]] that fed off of the excitement of others, were sometimes referred to as "soul-stealers." ([[TV]]: ''[[Goodbye, Sarah Jane Smith (TV story)|Goodbye, Sarah Jane Smith]] |
The [[Qetesh]], a [[species]] that fed off of the excitement of others, were sometimes referred to as "soul-stealers." ([[TV]]: ''[[Goodbye, Sarah Jane Smith (TV story)|Goodbye, Sarah Jane Smith]] |
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+ | The [[Ninth Doctor]] said that the [[Heart of the TARDIS]] was the soul of [[the Doctor's TARDIS]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[Boom Town (TV story)|Boom Town]]'') |
The [[Lupine Wavelength Haemovariform]] took a [[human]] [[The Host|Host]], saying that he "carved out his soul and sat in his [[heart]]." ([[TV]]: ''[[Tooth and Claw (TV story)|Tooth and Claw]]'') |
The [[Lupine Wavelength Haemovariform]] took a [[human]] [[The Host|Host]], saying that he "carved out his soul and sat in his [[heart]]." ([[TV]]: ''[[Tooth and Claw (TV story)|Tooth and Claw]]'') |
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Revision as of 11:06, 10 May 2013
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A soul was an ill-defined, sometimes religious term for the essence of a sentient being. For some, it was closely tied to the definition of life. According to the Eleventh Doctor, souls were made of stories, not atoms. (TV: The Rings of Akhaten)
In the 22nd century, some artists used soul extractors to improve their art, literally extracting portions of their souls and inserting them into the canvas. They used it sparingly, as the results of over-use were lethal. One time when an artist became addicted, he created a living being within the canvas. (PROSE: Untitled)
Death, or Duroc, attempted to collect thirteen souls in order to fully enter our reality. He was stopped by Owen Harper at twelve. (TV: Dead Man Walking)
The neutron eaters tricked Oliver Harrington into bringing more of them through from their dimension by making him think that angels were souls, returning from Heaven to the mortal world. (AUDIO: Lost Souls)
In 2013, Miss Kizlet scavenged the Wi-Fi to upload the souls of humans to feed to her client. (TV: The Bells of Saint John)
Astral projection was a method of travel in which the soul was separated from the body. (TV: Image of the Fendahl, Pyramids of Mars)
Souls in culture
Human
to be added
Gallifreyan
The Time Lords had a rite called Soul Catching, in which a dying Time Lord would transfer his soul to another Time Lord, which would then get assimilated into the Matrix. (PROSE: The Devil Goblins from Neptune)
Aplan
The Aplans believed that, after death, their souls ascended through six levels to their version of the afterlife. They dedicated Mortaria to this. (TV: The Time of Angels)
References
The Qetesh, a species that fed off of the excitement of others, were sometimes referred to as "soul-stealers." (TV: Goodbye, Sarah Jane Smith
The Ninth Doctor said that the Heart of the TARDIS was the soul of the Doctor's TARDIS. (TV: Boom Town)
The Lupine Wavelength Haemovariform took a human Host, saying that he "carved out his soul and sat in his heart." (TV: Tooth and Claw)
When he revealed that the Krillitanes needed children rather than adults to unlock the Skasas Paradigm because of their imagination, the Tenth Doctor said that they were using their souls as well as their minds to crack the code. (TV: School Reunion)
Having deactivated the emotional inhibitors of the Cybermen, which resulted in their deaths, the Doctor told the Cyber-Controller that he had gave them back their souls. (TV: The Age of Steel)
Captain Jack Harkness claimed that technobabble was good for the soul. (TV: Everything Changes)
After Amy Pond looked directly into the eyes of a Weeping Angel, the Eleventh Doctor described her as having "opened her soul to it." (TV: The Time of Angels)