Great Ideas: The darkness has been the stuff of nightmares for many years and the idea of all the lights being extinguished in a base on a planet with no sun is certainly an attention grabbing opening. She becomes Miss Bossy Boots when she realises that the Doctor is going to commit suicide to save the Sumarians. She has become more confident in her travels with the Doctor and being with him in the TARDIS feels like home to her now. Charley pities Orlenza and calls her obnoxious. ROSM considers Charley a biological hazard because she comes from a culture that doesn’t genetically modify itself. He feels guilt for making his mistake in reactivating the suns around Sumaria 4 and plans to make a grand and noble gesture to atone for causing their potential destruction.Įdwardian Adventuress: Charley isn’t just a historical curiosity she can use the console after observing the Doctor. He’s always interested and shames Orlenza into getting off her backside and saving herself. I loved the scenes between the Doctor and ROSM as he tries to distract him from killing Charley, they have a fun banter that is missing between him and his companion in this story. He is described as being highly sophisticated and intelligent. He has a gap in his knowledge about the Sumarian system and so naturally hops straight to the planet to satisfy his curiosity. But this is still in the ‘humble beginnings’ stage and whilst there is a few standout moments this is still pretty forgettable stuff for the 8th Doctor. Embrace the Darkness features stronger characterisation of the 8th Doctor than Sword of Orion did and a lot of this pre-empts what would come after the season ends with the Doctor embittered and suicidal. In a fight for survival, the Doctor must use all his wits against a deadly artificial life-form and an ancient race whose return to the Cimmerian System threatens suffering and death on an apocalyptic scaleīreathless Romantic: I honestly do enjoy Nicholas Briggs stories – I do but his first handful of Big Finish scripts are a valuable learning experience and you can see how he steadily improves with each piece of writing until he is producing works as strong as Patient Zero and Blue Forgotten Planet. But darkness has already embraced the scientific base on Cimmeria IV in more ways than one. **Note - Due to differences in phone and computer screens, colors may appear slightly different in person than on screen. I do my best to make sure my images are as close to life as possible.What’s it about? The Doctor and Charley travel to the remote Cimmerian System to unravel the mystery of its sun. This will help keep it beautiful for many years to come! The frame comes with a wire hanger on the back to make hanging so hanging is a breeze.Ĭare Instructions: Although it is sealed with a UV protective varnish, please avoid hanging this artwork in direct sunlight.
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This 20x24" original painting framed in a custom black metal frame with professional framing acrylic that provides some additional UV protection. Art Size 25.5x29.5" Overall size 32x42" First shown at One Of a Kind Chicago-Spring Edition.Ī beautiful framed original painting. Each painting is one of a kind and no two are exactly the same! Hand painted with alcohol inks on synthetic paper, sealed with varnish and a UV protective sealer to prevent fading from sunlight. Fear and doubt may cloud your light, but to let your light shine brighter you have to embrace them. Embrace the Darkness a title to remind you to embrace your fears and conquer them.
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