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* ThirdLawOfGenderBending : The (so far) only known female incarnation of the Monk have choosen to change her moniker to "The Nun", embraced female pronouns, and have changed her clothing style to match her new name.
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** The Nun admits that she is not really sure which number incarnation of the Monk she is supposed to be. By this point, both her and her past incarnations (and persumably some future ones), have messed so much around with both their own personal timeline and the universe's at large, that large portions of it have effectively been lost in the mess.
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* WetwareCPU: During his BrainInAJar phase in "Body and Soulless" Missy passes him off as a battle computer. He proves surprisingly good at his role.
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* BrainInAJar: Temporarily becomes this courtesy of Missy. To add to the indignity, she doesn't even use a jar, she uses a handbag.
* ButtMonkey: Gets reduced to this whenever Missy turns up.
* ButtMonkey: Gets reduced to this whenever Missy turns up.
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*DidntThinkThisThrough: His plan in “The Eleven- One For All” involved extracting some of his past selves from his mind, which destabilised the balance between his other selves and nearly caused a psychotic breakdown as they could no longer properly ‘define’ their roles.
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* MoralityPet: Gets one in the form of [[spoiler: Helen Sinclair]], although he clarifies that while his compassion for her is genuine there are still at least three of his incarnations that wouldn't hesitate to kill her.
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* MoralityPet: MoralityPet:
** He appears to have genuine affection for his wife, Miskavel, in “The Eleven” box set, [[spoiler:although this doesn’t stop him from trying to corrupt her mind as part of his final plan]].
** Gets one in the form of [[spoiler: Helen Sinclair]], although he clarifies that while his compassion for her is genuine there are still at least three of his incarnations that wouldn't hesitate to killher.her.
* NiceJobFixingItVillain: His plan in “The Eleven- Elevation” might have worked out [[spoiler:if he didn’t deliberately allow the Doctor to return to the planet just so he could rub his victory in his enemy’s face]].
** He appears to have genuine affection for his wife, Miskavel, in “The Eleven” box set, [[spoiler:although this doesn’t stop him from trying to corrupt her mind as part of his final plan]].
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* NiceJobFixingItVillain: His plan in “The Eleven- Elevation” might have worked out [[spoiler:if he didn’t deliberately allow the Doctor to return to the planet just so he could rub his victory in his enemy’s face]].
*EnemyMine: In “The Eleven- One For All”, faced with the threat of his personalities psychologically collapsing, the One [[spoiler:works with the Sixth Doctor to escape the Eleven’s trap and restore his extracted personas to his body]].
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*PsychopathicManchild: The Three is described in “The Eleven- One For All” as being somewhat childish, suggesting that he kills because he lacks self-control rather than out of the same psychosis as the Six.
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** This may have gotten explained in [[spoiler: Dalek Universe 1]] as they claim that because of their disregard for the laws of time bits of their lives got erased and they can't remember what came first and what didn't.
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* TimeyWimeyBall: By the time [[spoiler:the Monk becomes the Nun]], the Monk’s timeline has become so complicated that this incarnation notes that they’ve basically erased parts of their own lives with their time meddling, making it hard for them to be sure which of their incarnations came before or after the others or even what order they experienced certain events in.
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* ArtificialLimbs: Kylo uses an artificial right hand as Lord Tenebris; the Doctor spotted this hand because he noticed that it reacted a microsecond behind his left one.
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[[folder:Prince Kylo, [[spoiler:AKA Lord Tenebris]].]]
-> '''Voiced by:''' George Rainsford, James Wilby
The last surviving prince of the Sorsha family, Prince Kylo was subject to an arranged marriage with Princess Aliona to end the war between their two families, but his life went wrong from that point onwards.
*AchievementsInIgnorance: Kylo apparently saved himself from being thrown out of a shuttle in low orbit by instinctively using his telekinesis to slow his descent until he landed.
*AnArmAndALeg: Kylo’s right hand was cut off by Aliona.
*BatmanGambit: By the time of “The Shadow Heart”, Kylo has worked out why the Wrath are hunting him and the Doctor, and attempts to use that to pursue his own agenda.
*CyberneticLimbs: Kylo uses an artificial right hand as Lord Tenebris; the Doctor spotted this hand because he noticed that it reacted a microsecond behind his left one.
*FacialHorror: After over two decades on a distant planet, Kylo’s face suffered serious damage from the subtle acid in the atmosphere.
*IHatePastMe: Kylo/Tenebris often dismisses his past self as a foolish young man.
*InTheBlood: Kylo has the ability of pyrokinesis, which occasionally manifests in the royal line.
*NeverMyFault: Kylo often blames the Doctor for what has happened to his life, when Kylo created the Wrath and started his rampage on his own, and the only thing the Doctor did was save Kylo’s life before they learned that Kylo’s fiancé was a complete psychopath who never actually loved him.
*PerfectlyArrangedMarriage: Kylo thought he had this with Aliona, but it turned out that she was lying.
*PlayingWithFire: Kylo can set himself and other objects on fire when suitably enraged. Initially this power is relatively uncontrolled, but by “The Shadow Heart” he can control this power more appropriately.
*RoaringRampageOfRevenge: By the time of “Acheron Pulse”, Kylo has spent the last five years on a rampage across the galaxy to get revenge for what happened to him.
*ThrownOutTheAirlock: Kylo was subjected to this by Aliona, which left him trapped on an isolated planet for over two decades.
*WoobieDestroyerOfWorlds: Kylo is driven to his more ruthless actions by a traumatising chain of circumstances that include his entire family being killed because he fell in love with the wrong girl.
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-> '''Voiced by:''' George Rainsford, James Wilby
The last surviving prince of the Sorsha family, Prince Kylo was subject to an arranged marriage with Princess Aliona to end the war between their two families, but his life went wrong from that point onwards.
*AchievementsInIgnorance: Kylo apparently saved himself from being thrown out of a shuttle in low orbit by instinctively using his telekinesis to slow his descent until he landed.
*AnArmAndALeg: Kylo’s right hand was cut off by Aliona.
*BatmanGambit: By the time of “The Shadow Heart”, Kylo has worked out why the Wrath are hunting him and the Doctor, and attempts to use that to pursue his own agenda.
*CyberneticLimbs: Kylo uses an artificial right hand as Lord Tenebris; the Doctor spotted this hand because he noticed that it reacted a microsecond behind his left one.
*FacialHorror: After over two decades on a distant planet, Kylo’s face suffered serious damage from the subtle acid in the atmosphere.
*IHatePastMe: Kylo/Tenebris often dismisses his past self as a foolish young man.
*InTheBlood: Kylo has the ability of pyrokinesis, which occasionally manifests in the royal line.
*NeverMyFault: Kylo often blames the Doctor for what has happened to his life, when Kylo created the Wrath and started his rampage on his own, and the only thing the Doctor did was save Kylo’s life before they learned that Kylo’s fiancé was a complete psychopath who never actually loved him.
*PerfectlyArrangedMarriage: Kylo thought he had this with Aliona, but it turned out that she was lying.
*PlayingWithFire: Kylo can set himself and other objects on fire when suitably enraged. Initially this power is relatively uncontrolled, but by “The Shadow Heart” he can control this power more appropriately.
*RoaringRampageOfRevenge: By the time of “Acheron Pulse”, Kylo has spent the last five years on a rampage across the galaxy to get revenge for what happened to him.
*ThrownOutTheAirlock: Kylo was subjected to this by Aliona, which left him trapped on an isolated planet for over two decades.
*WoobieDestroyerOfWorlds: Kylo is driven to his more ruthless actions by a traumatising chain of circumstances that include his entire family being killed because he fell in love with the wrong girl.
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* NotSoDifferent: NotSoDifferentRemark: Invokes this [[spoiler: as part of her WoundedGazelleGambit]] with Helen, noting that they're both brilliant women that have been held back by societies that refuse to grant them any oppertunities.
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[[folder:Madam Kovarian]]
->'''Voiced by:''' Frances Barber (2018)
The head of a renegade chapter of the Church of the Papal Mainframe, Madame Kovarian is still consumed by her desire to kill the Doctor to prevent the Siege of Trenzalore. To this end, she attempts to kill the Fifth Doctor using a new ‘generation’ of clones of River.
* AbusiveParents: River explicitly calls Kovarian out on her attempt to raise a new generation of ‘clones’ from River’s DNA to be assassins even when she should realise that the original plan to kill the Doctor has failed.
* CallingTheOldManOut: River takes every opportunity to criticise how she raised ‘Melody Pond’, to say nothing of how Kovarian continues to abuse the rest of the proto-Time Lords she has created.
* EntitledBastard: By the time her plans have shifted their focus to killing the Fifth Doctor, Kovarian has convinced herself that she is the universe’s savior even as a fleet of ships are tracking her as the apparent source of a current reality-destroying temporal paradox that must have been the result of the Fifth Doctor’s death.
* ItsAllAboutMe: Kovarian is so consumed by her vendetta against the Doctor that she has convinced herself that killing the Fifth Doctor is justified to stop the risk of the Eleventh’s alleged destruction, ignoring all the worlds that will die without the intervening Doctors to save them and dismissing them as a ‘lesser sacrifice’ to what would happen if the Doctor was left alive.
* MovingTheGoalposts: Even after the apparent death of the Doctor, Kovarian refuses to let the remaining proto-Time Lords out into the universe, still talking as though there are more missions even though the primary mission was to kill the Doctor and she believes that has already been accomplished.
* NeverMyFault: Kovarian is completely unable to acknowledge that the Doctor is the true savior of the universe, insisting that she is the one who saved the universe even as a fleet of ships start tracking her vessel as the source of a reality-destroying paradox after she apparently killed the Fifth Doctor.
* RenegadeSplinterFaction: Acknowledges that she was excommunicated from the Church of the Papal Mainframe, but seems to have convinced herself that she will be invited back after successfully killing the Doctor (ignoring how reality has already started to collapse without him there to save the universe from his fifth body onwards).
* TimeyWimeyBall: She has sent assassins after the Fifth Doctor after her plans to kill the Eleventh failed.
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->'''Voiced by:''' Frances Barber (2018)
The head of a renegade chapter of the Church of the Papal Mainframe, Madame Kovarian is still consumed by her desire to kill the Doctor to prevent the Siege of Trenzalore. To this end, she attempts to kill the Fifth Doctor using a new ‘generation’ of clones of River.
* AbusiveParents: River explicitly calls Kovarian out on her attempt to raise a new generation of ‘clones’ from River’s DNA to be assassins even when she should realise that the original plan to kill the Doctor has failed.
* CallingTheOldManOut: River takes every opportunity to criticise how she raised ‘Melody Pond’, to say nothing of how Kovarian continues to abuse the rest of the proto-Time Lords she has created.
* EntitledBastard: By the time her plans have shifted their focus to killing the Fifth Doctor, Kovarian has convinced herself that she is the universe’s savior even as a fleet of ships are tracking her as the apparent source of a current reality-destroying temporal paradox that must have been the result of the Fifth Doctor’s death.
* ItsAllAboutMe: Kovarian is so consumed by her vendetta against the Doctor that she has convinced herself that killing the Fifth Doctor is justified to stop the risk of the Eleventh’s alleged destruction, ignoring all the worlds that will die without the intervening Doctors to save them and dismissing them as a ‘lesser sacrifice’ to what would happen if the Doctor was left alive.
* MovingTheGoalposts: Even after the apparent death of the Doctor, Kovarian refuses to let the remaining proto-Time Lords out into the universe, still talking as though there are more missions even though the primary mission was to kill the Doctor and she believes that has already been accomplished.
* NeverMyFault: Kovarian is completely unable to acknowledge that the Doctor is the true savior of the universe, insisting that she is the one who saved the universe even as a fleet of ships start tracking her vessel as the source of a reality-destroying paradox after she apparently killed the Fifth Doctor.
* RenegadeSplinterFaction: Acknowledges that she was excommunicated from the Church of the Papal Mainframe, but seems to have convinced herself that she will be invited back after successfully killing the Doctor (ignoring how reality has already started to collapse without him there to save the universe from his fifth body onwards).
* TimeyWimeyBall: She has sent assassins after the Fifth Doctor after her plans to kill the Eleventh failed.
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* OmnidisciplinaryScientist: Downplayed and justified. She displays extensive medical knowledge in "A Thousand Tiny Wings" despite, as the Doctor notes, she was someone who had been working on time travel so her Doctorate would presumably have been in physics. She explains that she requalified since they first met and she has had roughly a decade to do so.
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* RunningGag: People keep ransacking his TARDIS. So far, this has included the Doctor, Missy and George Sheldrake. He tried to get aroud this by fiddling with the controls to make sure they would only respond to him, but Missy, in trying to force the TARDIS to obey her, only managed to include herself in the "necessary pilots" list - without removing the Monk.
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* RunningGag: People keep ransacking his TARDIS. So far, this has included the Doctor, Missy Missy, Liz Shaw, and George Sheldrake. He tried to get aroud this by fiddling with the controls to make sure they would only respond to him, but Missy, in trying to force the TARDIS to obey her, only managed to include herself in the "necessary pilots" list - without removing the Monk.
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* TechnologicallyAdvancedFoe: His TARDIS is several models newer than the Doctor's - it's even versatile enough to disguise itself as a ''book''. The Monk tries to abuse this and his origins as a Time Lord to do as he pleases, but it rarely works out due to his terrible planning and cowardice.
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* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: He never stays for the denouement and refuses to stay to help.
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* ALessonLearnedTooWell: [[spoiler:By the time of ''Dalek Universe'', the Nun is terrified of what the Doctor will do to her if he catches up with her, either once again sticking her on a frozen tundra or reporting her to the Time Lords, which is why she rather unwisely tries to escape in her TARDIS in highly dangerous circumstances rather than let him get too close.]]
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* ALessonLearnedTooWell: [[spoiler:By the time of ''Dalek Universe'', the Nun is terrified of what the Doctor will do to her if he catches up with her, either once again sticking her on a frozen tundra or reporting her to the Time Lords, which is why she rather unwisely tries to escape in her TARDIS in highly dangerous circumstances the chaos of Sheldrake's ill-fated attempt to activate the time tunnels rather than let him get too close.close or staying to help.]]
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* BookDumb: Sort of. While he's still a Time Lord, with all the technical expertise that entails, he fixates on specific ideas or concepts and doesn't really bother to study more outside his ImMrFuturePopCultureReference antics, and it's implied he generally knows less of the Laws of Time than others of his generation. Missy chides him for this.
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* BookDumb: Sort of. While he's still a Time Lord, with all the technical expertise that entails, he fixates on specific ideas or concepts and doesn't really bother to study more outside his ImMrFuturePopCultureReference antics, and it's implied he generally knows less of the Laws of Time than others of his generation. Missy chides him for this.this, and the Third Doctor gets pissed that he doesn't have a proper laboratory on his TARDIS (but does have a top-of-the-line cinema and several kitchens).
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Rogue Time Lady and scientist supreme, the Rani has regenerated since her last appearance on television (due to Kate O'Mara's AuthorExistenceFailure). And turned Scottish.
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* ImpersonationGambit: [[spoiler:In ''Dalek Universe'', the Nun captures the Tenth Doctor, and using a psychic shroud to impersonate him, pretended to die and regenerate into her usual appearance.]]
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* ImpersonationGambit: [[spoiler:In ''Dalek Universe'', the Nun captures the Tenth Doctor, and using a psychic shroud to impersonate him, pretended pretends to die and regenerate into her usual appearance.]]
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* KickTheDog: [[spoiler: During the Nun's impersonation of the Tenth Doctor, she spites him by insulting and demeaning Anya Kingdom, who's desperate to make amends with him.
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* KickTheDog: [[spoiler: During the Nun's impersonation of the Tenth Doctor, she spites him by insulting and demeaning Anya Kingdom, who's desperate to make amends with him.]]
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* ALessonLearnedTooWell: [[spoiler:By the time of ''Dalek Universe'', the Nun is terrified of what the Doctor will do to her if he catches up with her, either once again sticking her on a frozen tundra or reporting her to the Time Lords, which is why she rather unwisely tries to escape in her TARDIS in highly dangerous circumstances rather than let him get too close.]]
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* BookDumb: Sort of. While he's still a Time Lord, with all the knowledge and intellect technical expertise that entails, he fixates on specific ideas or concepts and doesn't really bother to study more outside his ImMrFuturePopCultureReference antics.antics, and it's implied he generally knows less of the Laws of Time than others of his generation. Missy chides him for this.
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* ImpersonationGambit: [[spoiler:In ''Dalek Universe'', the Nun captures the Tenth Doctor, and using a psychic shroud to impersonate him, pretended to die and regenerate into her usual appearance.]]
* KickTheDog: [[spoiler: During the Nun's impersonation of the Tenth Doctor, she spites him by insulting and demeaning Anya Kingdom, who's desperate to make amends with him.
* KickTheDog: [[spoiler: During the Nun's impersonation of the Tenth Doctor, she spites him by insulting and demeaning Anya Kingdom, who's desperate to make amends with him.
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* TooCleverByHalf: Likes to work up byzantine plans without considering why they're so impractical or the consequences.
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* HumiliationConga: Every time he tangles with Missy, he gets the short end of the stick. First, in "Divorced, Beheaded, Regenerated" he once again gets stuck with a nonfunctional TARDIS and a TorchesAndPitchforks mob baying for his blood outside; when he tries taking revenge, she bamboozles the [[DumbMuscle Ogrons]] into thinking ''he's'' the Master, and the third time, she [[BrainInAJar shoves his brain into a handbag]] in a bid to steal his TARDIS.
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* HumiliationConga: Every time he tangles with Missy, he gets the short end of the stick. First, in "Divorced, Beheaded, Regenerated" he once again gets stuck with a nonfunctional TARDIS and a TorchesAndPitchforks mob baying for his blood outside; when he tries taking revenge, she bamboozles the [[DumbMuscle Ogrons]] into thinking ''he's'' the Master, Master in "Too Many Masters", and the third time, she [[BrainInAJar shoves his brain into a handbag]] in a bid to steal his TARDIS.
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* HumiliationConga: Every time he tangles with Missy, he gets the short end of the stick. First, in "Divorced, Beheaded, Regenerated" he once again gets stuck with a nonfunctional TARDIS and a TorchesAndPitchforks mob baying for his blood outside; when he tries taking revenge, she 1bamboozles the [[DumbMuscle Ogrons]] into thinking ''he's'' the Master, and the third time, she [[BrainInAJar shoves his brain into a handbag]] in a bid to steal his TARDIS.
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* HumiliationConga: Every time he tangles with Missy, he gets the short end of the stick. First, in "Divorced, Beheaded, Regenerated" he once again gets stuck with a nonfunctional TARDIS and a TorchesAndPitchforks mob baying for his blood outside; when he tries taking revenge, she 1bamboozles bamboozles the [[DumbMuscle Ogrons]] into thinking ''he's'' the Master, and the third time, she [[BrainInAJar shoves his brain into a handbag]] in a bid to steal his TARDIS.
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* HijackedByGanon: [[spoiler:By the Daleks. At the opposite end of this later to George Sheldrake]]
* HypocriticalHumour: He claims to hate being referred to as the Monk. In ''Divorced, Beheaded, Regenerated'' he later proudly proclaimed himself as ''The Meddling Monk'' in a moment of gloating. [[spoiler:By ''Dalek Universe'' the female incarnation considers 'the Monk' her name to the extent that she muses that the Doctor can call her 'the Nun']].
* HypocriticalHumour: He claims to hate being referred to as the Monk. In ''Divorced, Beheaded, Regenerated'' he later proudly proclaimed himself as ''The Meddling Monk'' in a moment of gloating. [[spoiler:By ''Dalek Universe'' the female incarnation considers 'the Monk' her name to the extent that she muses that the Doctor can call her 'the Nun']].
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Sheldrake.]]
* HumiliationConga: Every time he tangles with Missy, he gets the short end of the stick. First, in "Divorced, Beheaded, Regenerated" he once again gets stuck with a nonfunctional TARDIS and a TorchesAndPitchforks mob baying for his blood outside; when he tries taking revenge, she 1bamboozles the [[DumbMuscle Ogrons]] into thinking ''he's'' the Master, and the third time, she [[BrainInAJar shoves his brain into a handbag]] in a bid to steal his TARDIS.
* HypocriticalHumour: He claims to hate being referred to as the Monk. In''Divorced, "Divorced, Beheaded, Regenerated'' Regenerated" he later proudly proclaimed himself as ''The Meddling Monk'' in a moment of gloating. [[spoiler:By ''Dalek Universe'' the female incarnation considers 'the Monk' her name to the extent that she muses that the Doctor can call her 'the Nun']].
* HumiliationConga: Every time he tangles with Missy, he gets the short end of the stick. First, in "Divorced, Beheaded, Regenerated" he once again gets stuck with a nonfunctional TARDIS and a TorchesAndPitchforks mob baying for his blood outside; when he tries taking revenge, she 1bamboozles the [[DumbMuscle Ogrons]] into thinking ''he's'' the Master, and the third time, she [[BrainInAJar shoves his brain into a handbag]] in a bid to steal his TARDIS.
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* GenderBender: When forced to work with Missy, he meets his future incarnation, who's gleefully adopted the moniker of the Meddling Nun. Unlike the Doctor, who's perfectly used to meeting other regenerations, the Monk is fairly disturbed by this. The Nun doesn't share his concerns, pointing out he's a time meddler and stuff like it should be right up his alley.
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* TeethClenchedTeamwork: At one point, Missy captured him and gave him the BrainInAJar treatment to usurp his TARDIS. Unfortunately for her, the procedure linked them both to said TARDIS, making it unable to move without both parties' cooperation.
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