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[[French Revolution|Revolutionary]] soldiers arrest an ailing [[First Doctor|Doctor]] as a curfew breaker. [[Dodo Chaplet|Dodo]] is recruited by a band of wandering players whose intentions are less than pure. Deep in the dungeons of the Bastille, [[Prisoner 6]] tries desperately to remember who he is. And outside time and space, a [[The Pageant|gathering of aliens]] watch in horror as their greatest experiment goes catastrophically wrong. |
[[French Revolution|Revolutionary]] soldiers arrest an ailing [[First Doctor|Doctor]] as a curfew breaker. [[Dodo Chaplet|Dodo]] is recruited by a band of wandering players whose intentions are less than pure. Deep in the dungeons of the Bastille, [[Prisoner 6]] tries desperately to remember who he is. And outside time and space, a [[The Pageant|gathering of aliens]] watch in horror as their greatest experiment goes catastrophically wrong. |
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| + | * Prologue: If |
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| + | # The Best of Times |
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| + | # Carry On Chopping |
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| + | # The Miserable Ones |
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| + | # The Phantom Of The Theatre |
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| + | # Some Minor Alternations to the Dialogue |
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| + | # A Clockwork World |
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| + | # If God Really Existed, It Would Be Necessary To Abolish Him |
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| + | # All The World And All The Men And Women |
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| + | # Frenchmen! A Further Effort If You Truely Want To Be Republicans |
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| + | # The Misfortunes of Virtue |
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== Plot == |
== Plot == |
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Revision as of 18:21, 20 November 2014
The Man in the Velvet Mask was the nineteenth novel in the Virgin Missing Adventures series. It was written by Daniel O'Mahony. It featured the First Doctor and Dodo Chaplet.
This novel contained a narrative that provided an explanation for the heart controversy regarding the Doctor's physiology. The narrative in The Man in the Velmet Mask stated regeneration would result in the growth of a second heart. This came about due to the apparent the presence of only one heart inside the first incarnation of the Doctor, seen in the story The Edge of Destruction, before the concept of a binary cardiovascular system was introduced in Spearhead from Space. The newly-regenerated Third Doctor displayed two hearts in an x-ray that was taken of his chest, as did future incarnations.
Publisher's summary
- "The triumph of virtue. The misfortunes of vice. Who said the play had to be like the book?"
24 Messidor, XXII: the TARDIS has landed in post-revolutionary France, or so it appears. But the futuristic structure of the New Bastille towers over a twisted version of Paris. And First Deputy Minski, adopted son of the infamous Marquis de Sade, presides over a reign of terror that has yet to end.
Revolutionary soldiers arrest an ailing Doctor as a curfew breaker. Dodo is recruited by a band of wandering players whose intentions are less than pure. Deep in the dungeons of the Bastille, Prisoner 6 tries desperately to remember who he is. And outside time and space, a gathering of aliens watch in horror as their greatest experiment goes catastrophically wrong.
Chapter Titles
- Prologue: If
- The Best of Times
- Carry On Chopping
- The Miserable Ones
- The Phantom Of The Theatre
- Some Minor Alternations to the Dialogue
- A Clockwork World
- If God Really Existed, It Would Be Necessary To Abolish Him
- All The World And All The Men And Women
- Frenchmen! A Further Effort If You Truely Want To Be Republicans
- The Misfortunes of Virtue
Plot
to be added
Characters
- First Doctor
- Dodo Chaplet
- Marquis de Sade
- Prisoner 6
- Minski
- The Pageant
- Sophie
- Bressac
- Garce
- Eging
- Fantômas
- Robin Goodfellow
- Cameo
- Catherine Arouette
- Dalville
- Garce
- Juliette
- Larkspur
- Tyll Howlglass
References
The Doctor
- The Doctor feels the TARDIS "calling to him" and recalls her having done so previously when he had lost her in the fourth universe (AUDIO: Quinnis) and during the long months they were separated in China in 1289. (TV: Marco Polo)
Individuals
Locations
- Earth is referred to as "Planet D02RL in Mutter's Spiral".
Time Lords
- Time Lords grow their second heart after their first regeneration.
Notes
- According to the novel, Time Lords grow their second heart after their first regeneration. This is an attempt to rectify the implication in the television story The Edge of Destruction that the First Doctor had only a single heart.
Continuity
- The Doctor mistakenly calls Dodo "Susan" at one point, and again mentions how similar they look. (TV: The Massacre of St Bartholomew's Eve)
- The Doctor tells Dodo that his time is near, (TV: The Tenth Planet) and that he has known it is coming since his latest meeting with the Toymaker. (TV: The Celestial Toymaker)
- The recent departure of Steven Taylor is mentioned twice (TV: The Savages) and Dodo relates the story of his two-year imprisonment. (TV: The Chase)
- Dodo tells Dalville she can play the piano a bit, mentioning "The Ballad of the Last Chance Saloon" as an example of something she can play. (TV: The Gunfighters)
- The Doctor recalls having been separated from the TARDIS in China in 1289. (TV: Marco Polo)
- When encountering aliens, Dodo compares them to the Monoids and Refusians. (TV: The Ark)
- Dodo recalls having seen the Earth explode in the far future. (TV: The Ark)
- Dodo mentions having once almost killed the entire human race. (TV: The Ark)
- Dodo predicts she will stop travelling with the Doctor sooner rather than later. (TV: The War Machines)
- The Doctor feels the TARDIS "calling to him" and recalls her having done so previously when he had lost her on Quinnis in the fourth universe. (TV: The Edge of Destruction; AUDIO: Quinnis)
External links
- The Man in the Velvet Mask at the Doctor Who Reference Guide
- The Discontinuity Guide to: The Man in the Velvet Mask at The Whoniverse
- The Cloister Library: The Man in the Velvet Mask
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