Doctor Who: Veiled Memories - The History of the Doctor
Doctor Who: Veiled Memories - The History of the Doctor
Doctor Who: Veiled Memories - The History of the Doctor
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Chris McKeon<br />
DOCTOR WHO: VEILED MEMORIES<br />
‘And all this happening right after <strong>the</strong> Autons invaded…’ <strong>the</strong> Brigadier muttered, a<br />
plan <strong>of</strong> action forming in his mind. ‘Benton, Yates, come with me. Thompson, continue <strong>the</strong><br />
search.’<br />
With Benton and Yates at his side, <strong>the</strong> Brigadier turned around and walked out <strong>the</strong><br />
blast area, past <strong>the</strong> charred remains <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> red roadster he had promised to return to its<br />
owner (one emergency at a time), and stopped at <strong>the</strong> UNIT jeep which he had driven to <strong>the</strong><br />
museum.<br />
‘What are we gonna do, sir’ Benton asked as <strong>the</strong> Brigadier opened <strong>the</strong> jeep’s door<br />
and sat in <strong>the</strong> passenger seat.<br />
‘You, Corporal, are going to drive me back to UNIT HQ. And from <strong>the</strong>re, we’re<br />
going to launch a full-scale search for <strong>the</strong> <strong>Doctor</strong> and Miss Shaw. If <strong>the</strong> Nestenes, or<br />
whoever might be in league with <strong>the</strong>m, have <strong>the</strong>m, we’ll search <strong>the</strong>m out!’<br />
‘Are you awake, <strong>Doctor</strong>’ <strong>the</strong> curator’s voice spoke, echoing in <strong>the</strong> darkness.<br />
‘Since I can hear you, obviously,’ <strong>the</strong> <strong>Doctor</strong> replied. He was lying on his back upon<br />
what felt like a smooth metal surface. <strong>The</strong> curator’s voice spoke once more.<br />
‘I see your sarcasm is sharper this time around. Good. I always enjoy our exchanges.’<br />
‘Look, why don’t you come out and end <strong>the</strong> <strong>the</strong>atrics; it’s a far more efficient means<br />
<strong>of</strong> communication.’<br />
A bright white light activated over <strong>the</strong> <strong>Doctor</strong>’s head. He blinked once and as his<br />
eyes adjusted to <strong>the</strong> sudden illumination, he discovered he was lying in a large square room;<br />
every surface was grey, smooth and reflective without any discernible means <strong>of</strong> entry. Or<br />
escape. <strong>The</strong> <strong>Doctor</strong> stood and reached into his coat pocket and retrieved a small, wand-<br />
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