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Doctor Who: Divided Loyalties
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Another big, cosmic story where someone tries to tie together a bunch of Doctor Who history and make it form a whole.
The Celestial Toymaker is a godlike character ( similar to Star Trek's Q) that likes to play games with people and planets. A great character that should have been used more.
The main story is a bit weak, but I didn't mind as I love the Toymaker, the use of Who history was clever and there was some nice characterization of the Doctor and company. They felt like a bunch of people thrown together who are having some friction as they learn to live with each other.
The flashback/interlude featuring the young Doctor and friends as students on Galifry was mildly entertaining but went on too long and was a bit annoying as most of the Time Lord Renagades don't have names, just titles.
an uneven book, but it has enough good parts to get you through the rough ones.
The Celestial Toymaker is a godlike character ( similar to Star Trek's Q) that likes to play games with people and planets. A great character that should have been used more.
The main story is a bit weak, but I didn't mind as I love the Toymaker, the use of Who history was clever and there was some nice characterization of the Doctor and company. They felt like a bunch of people thrown together who are having some friction as they learn to live with each other.
The flashback/interlude featuring the young Doctor and friends as students on Galifry was mildly entertaining but went on too long and was a bit annoying as most of the Time Lord Renagades don't have names, just titles.
an uneven book, but it has enough good parts to get you through the rough ones.
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