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Sleep no more doctor who4/5/2023 I liked the fact the writers showed her as brave and strong in her final moments. She gave up her life saving Rigsy, taking a chance to be clever and paying a price for her mistake. Sadly, she was killed off instead, in quite a cruel way if you ask me. I was really hoping there was a chance for a happy ending for Clara, for a new start after everything she's been though. And death has always been sort of a theme of Clara's story, just around the corner. Which yes, means helping people, but also getting addicted to this life, running through time and space, facing the death head on every week. All the viewers have noticed the change in Clara's behavior, quite clear to see since she lost Danny, taking unnecessary risks, trying to become more like the Doctor. It makes me want to say, she deserved much better than this. The friendship between the two was so brilliantly done and it's probably the thing I will miss the most about Clara Oswin Oswald. She has been with the Doctor long enough to become a true heart of the show and right now it's hard to imagine how Twelve will go on without her. But death of a companion is actually quite rare, especially with someone as significant as Clara. Everyone eventually leaves the series, some sooner than others. This is the most tragic aspect of the show - losing people. The Impossible Girl, born and died (over and over again) to save the Doctor. Rassmussen is one of the Sandman enemies in the Doctor Who: Legacy mobile game.Oh, Clara, Clara. The footage that Rassmussen recorded was later used in the episode of Doctor Who entitled Sleep No More, which was broadcast in late 2015, and was available on BBC iPlayer by 2020. He then suggested the viewers share what they have seen so that all humanity may come together, "dust to dust", before disintegrating. At the end of Rassmussen's video when Le Verrier's gravity shields were destroyed, he revealed the truth - Rassmussen had indeed been consumed by the Sandmen, who used his form to create a narrative that would keep the viewers watching, and thus expose them to the Morpheus signal hidden in the video interference running throughout. He appeared to die again when Nagata, the commander of the rescue team, shot him. He then claimed that his plan was to spread the infection of the sandmen via transporting one of the sandmen across the galaxy. However, the rescue team insisted on investigating further, and Rassmussen was seemingly killed by a Sandman in the course of their investigation.Īfter being discovered apparently alive again afterwards, Rassmussen claimed the Sandmen had made it very clear to him that they were "the future" and "a better life form", that they spoke to him in his mind, and he lied that they had spared him. Rassmussen gave a fabricated explanation the situation, where he survived by hiding in the pods, and begged them to get him off the Le Verrier. Looking for the crew, they find Rassmussen hiding in a pod. In this staged story, Le Verrier went silent, and a rescue team from Triton, as well as the Twelfth Doctor and Clara Oswald, arrived. In doing so, he orchestrated a scenario filled with plot twists and a climax on board for dramatic effect "like a story", and send a video of this story with the signal. 'Rassmussen' plotted to spread the encoded signal the Morpheus pods used to create Sandmen across the solar system. The dust preserved Gagan's human form, and impersonated him. While testing these pods, Gagan and his crew became unwitting hosts to Sandmen, which subsequently gained sentience and consumed them in their sleep. Gagan wanted to make enhancements to the process and worked on producing improved pods however, these new sleep pods concentrated the buildup of rheum in the users eye, which evolved into a carniverous, intelligent organism identified as Sandmen when stimulated by the Morpheus pods' signal. The pods were developed as tools of business to make workers more productive. He had developed Morpheus pods on the Le Verrier space station in which people would lie inside for five minutes, giving them a month of rest, using a carrier signal to effectively rewrite the centres of the human brain responsible for sleep. Professor Gagan Rassmussen was a scientist in the 38th century.
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