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Omega reveals his past genocide to Sentia, who doesn't even care. This seriously shocks Omega, who realises that Sentia isn't just a sweet woman, but an insane {{Yandere}} who'd voluntarily spend her life with a mass murderer. But none of that matters in the end, because as Five reveals, Omega's genocide never happened... it was the Doctor who (accidentally) killed that race, and his memories have seeped into Omega's consciousness because of the clone body. No matter what Omega actually did during the dawn of Time Lord society, it wasn't ''that''.
After Omega goes into an insane rage and manages to go out with a bang, someone from the Celestial Preservation Agency vworps in and kindly asks the Doctor not to tell anyone what happened. Not to preserve Omega's reputation -- Omega is a joke to Time Lord society at that point -- but to preserve the Doctor's reputation, who in the future will be seen as a hero. Five understands that he and Omega really are similar, and that legends just don't tend to reflect the truth. Daland, the sole surviving witness, is taken away by the Celestial Preservation Agency and offered a cushy job as a Doctor re-enactor.
After Omega goes into an insane rage and manages to go out with a bang, someone from the Celestial Preservation Agency vworps in and kindly asks the Doctor not to tell anyone what happened. Not to preserve Omega's reputation -- Omega is a joke to Time Lord society at that point -- but to preserve the Doctor's reputation, who in the future will be seen as a hero. Five understands that he and Omega really are similar, and that legends just don't tend to reflect the truth. Daland, the sole surviving witness, is taken away by the Celestial Preservation Agency and offered a cushy job as a Doctor re-enactor.
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Omega reveals his past genocide to Sentia, who doesn't even care. This seriously shocks Omega, who realises that has been suffering intense guilt over the act and tears into Sentia isn't just a sweet woman, but an insane {{Yandere}} who'd voluntarily spend for being okay with living her life with a mass murderer. But none of that matters in the end, because as Five reveals, Omega's genocide never happened... it was the Doctor who (accidentally) killed that race, and his memories have seeped into Omega's consciousness because of the clone body. No matter what Omega actually did during the dawn of Time Lord society, it wasn't ''that''.
After Unfortunately, this revelation doesn't help matters. Omega goes flies off in a rage, and finds that Sentia has succumbed to the instabilities that plague the sector of space. Considering herself Vandekirian, she sends Omega's ship back into an insane rage and manages the black hole to go out end everything with a bang, bang as the [=TARDIS=] leaves. Immediately afterwards, someone from the Celestial Preservation Agency vworps in and kindly asks the Doctor not to tell anyone what happened. Not to preserve Omega's reputation -- Omega is a joke to Time Lord society at that point -- but to preserve the Doctor's reputation, who in the future will be seen as a hero. Five understands that he and Omega really are similar, and that legends just don't tend to reflect the truth. Daland, the sole surviving witness, is taken away by the Celestial Preservation Agency and offered a cushy job as a Doctor re-enactor.
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* UnreliableNarrator: Through most of the narrative, the audience is given bits and pieces of Omega's past, including aspects of how he got his moniker, his relationship with Rassilon and even why his ship ended up going into the anti-matter universe. However, in the last fourth we learn that Omega has been suffering from a very confused mind owing to inheriting the Doctor's psychic imprint alongside his body. This throws everything we have heard into doubt, as not even Omega himself is sure what happened anymore.
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* WoobieDestroyerOfWorlds: Poor old Omega just wants to go home to his antimatter universe and be alone.
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* BerserkButton: Omega loses it when Sentia reveals that he's accidentally committed genocide.
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* PurpleProse: The Greek Tragedy play performed at the first act.
* ShoutOut: [[Literature/MobyDick Captain Ahab]].
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* TalkativeLoon: The Doctor/Omega pulls this on the other fragment of Omega.
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The first part of the "Villains Trilogy": three standalone episodes that explore how the Doctor are his archenemies are NotSoDifferent in the end. The other two parts are [[Recap/BigFinishDoctorWho048Davros "Davros"]] and [[Recap/BigFinishDoctorWho049Master "Master"]]. The trilogy also thematically paved the road for the next episode, "Zagreus", although that episode is not standalone and is instead part of the Eighth Doctor's StoryArc.
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The first part of the "Villains Trilogy": three standalone episodes that explore how the Doctor are his archenemies are NotSoDifferent not that different in the end. The other two parts are [[Recap/BigFinishDoctorWho048Davros "Davros"]] and [[Recap/BigFinishDoctorWho049Master "Master"]]. The trilogy also thematically paved the road for the next episode, "Zagreus", although that episode is not standalone and is instead part of the Eighth Doctor's StoryArc.
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After Omega goes into an insane rage and manages to go out with a bang, someone from the Celestial Preservation Agency vworps in and kindly asks the Doctor not to tell anyone what happened. Not to preserve Omega's reputation -- Omega is a joke to Time Lord society at that point -- but to preserve the Doctor's reputation, who in the future will be seen as a hero. Five understands that he and Omega really are NotSoDifferent, and that legends just don't tend to reflect the truth. Daland, the sole surviving witness, is taken away by the Celestial Preservation Agency and offered a cushy job as a Doctor re-enactor.
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After Omega goes into an insane rage and manages to go out with a bang, someone from the Celestial Preservation Agency vworps in and kindly asks the Doctor not to tell anyone what happened. Not to preserve Omega's reputation -- Omega is a joke to Time Lord society at that point -- but to preserve the Doctor's reputation, who in the future will be seen as a hero. Five understands that he and Omega really are NotSoDifferent, similar, and that legends just don't tend to reflect the truth. Daland, the sole surviving witness, is taken away by the Celestial Preservation Agency and offered a cushy job as a Doctor re-enactor.
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* NotSoDifferent: Five and Omega.
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Omega, coping with extreme LossOfIdentity and really just wanting to go home and live happily ever after with Sentia, reveals the reason he became an exile from Gallifrey. During the big interstellar coup that he staged together with Rassilon, he made the choice to commit genocide in order to secure a planet. Vandekirian was never treacherous -- he only tried to save those people. And when Omega was exiled, Rassilon -- OpinionFlipflop -- praised his old friend in order to move up in Time Lord society, clearing Omega's name. Also, Omega eventually reveals that as a student, he was the one who inspired the bedtime story of Peylix... because he was Peylix, and the story was more mundane and {{adorkable}} than any of Gallifrey's high and epic tales.
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Omega, coping with extreme LossOfIdentity and really just wanting to go home and live happily ever after with Sentia, reveals the reason he became an exile from Gallifrey. During the big interstellar coup that he staged together with Rassilon, he made the choice to commit genocide in order to secure a planet. Vandekirian was never treacherous -- he only tried to save those people. And when Omega was exiled, Rassilon -- OpinionFlipflop -- praised his old friend in order to move up in Time Lord society, clearing Omega's name. Also, Omega eventually reveals that as a student, he was the one who inspired the bedtime story of Peylix... because he was Peylix, and the story was more mundane and {{adorkable}} than any of Gallifrey's high and epic tales.
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** The Time Lady from the Celestial Preservation Agency has a [[Literature/EightDoctorAdventures Type 103 TARDIS]], or similar design.
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** The Time Lady from the Celestial Preservation Agency has a [[Literature/EightDoctorAdventures [[Literature/EighthDoctorAdventures Type 103 TARDIS]], or similar design.
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* AppropriatedAppelation: Pelyx was the only student at the Academy to get an omega grade, the lowest grade theoretically possible. Rassilon later calls him "Omega" in mockery. Eventually he decides he'd rather be known as Omega that forgotten as Pelyx.
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* CallForward: The Doctor would later visit the TARDIS elephant graveyard in [[Recap/BigFinishDoctorWho056AxisOfInsanity Axis of Insanity]].
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** The Doctor would later visit the TARDIS elephant graveyard in [[Recap/BigFinishDoctorWho056AxisOfInsanity Axis ofInsanity]].Insanity]].
** The Time Lady from the Celestial Preservation Agency has a [[Literature/EightDoctorAdventures Type 103 TARDIS]], or similar design.
** The Doctor would later visit the TARDIS elephant graveyard in [[Recap/BigFinishDoctorWho056AxisOfInsanity Axis of
** The Time Lady from the Celestial Preservation Agency has a [[Literature/EightDoctorAdventures Type 103 TARDIS]], or similar design.
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* SequelEpisode: This adventure takes place almost directly after [[Recap/DoctorWhoS20E1ArcOfInfinity "Arc of Infinity"]]. Retroactively, it is also a sequel to [[BigFinishDoctorWho208TheWatersOfAnsterdam "The Waters of Amsterdam"]], during the closing seconds of which The Doctor pops off to be involved in this story.
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* SequelEpisode: This adventure takes place almost directly after [[Recap/DoctorWhoS20E1ArcOfInfinity "Arc of Infinity"]]. Retroactively, it is also a sequel to [[BigFinishDoctorWho208TheWatersOfAnsterdam [[Recap/BigFinishDoctorWho208TheWatersOfAmsterdam "The Waters of Amsterdam"]], during the closing seconds of which The Doctor pops off to be involved in this story.
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** The Doctor mentions an "elephant's graveyard" of old TARDISes that he always meant to visit someday. In [[BigFinishDoctorWho056AxisOfInsanity "Axis of Insanity"]], he goes there with Peri and Erimem.
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* EnergyBeing: The Citellians, which caused the Doctor to accidentally murder their entire race because he couldn't see them.
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* EnergyBeing: The Citellians, Scintillans, which caused the Doctor to accidentally murder their entire race because he couldn't see them.
** The Doctor mentions an "elephant's graveyard" of old TARDISes that he always meant to visit someday. In [[BigFinishDoctorWho056AxisOfInsanity "Axis of Insanity"]], he goes there with Peri and Erimem.
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* OutOfCharacterAlert: For the audience; the Fifth Doctor never travelled traveled alone, and other Big Finish releases where he's alone have him mentioning where his companions are.
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* SequelEpisode: Apparently this adventure takes place almost directly after [[Recap/DoctorWhoS20E1ArcOfInfinity The Arc of Infinity]].
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* SequelEpisode: Apparently this This adventure takes place almost directly after [[Recap/DoctorWhoS20E1ArcOfInfinity "Arc of Infinity"]]. Retroactively, it is also a sequel to [[BigFinishDoctorWho208TheWatersOfAnsterdam "The Waters of Amsterdam"]], during the closing seconds of which The Arc of Infinity]].Doctor pops off to be involved in this story.
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* TalkativeLoon: The Doctor / Omega pulls this on the other fragment of Omega.
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* TheMerch: There's an Omega gift shop.
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* TheMerch: There's [[invoked]]There's an Omega gift shop.
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* ShoutOut: [[MobyDick Captain Ahab]].
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* ShoutOut: [[MobyDick [[Literature/MobyDick Captain Ahab]].
