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So, the companions who've deliberately quit being a companion, because they needed their own lives...
Dr. Elizabeth Shaw;
Dr. Grace Holloway;
and Dr. Martha Jones (who, you know, I'm giving the title to on the theory that I expect her to have finished qualifying by now)
I am perhaps seeing a bit of a trend here.
On a related note, am now no longer whether sure to count the Master that Eight fought as one of the incarnations. I'm not sure it really matters, given that I never find myself referring to the Master by number.
Dr. Elizabeth Shaw;
Dr. Grace Holloway;
and Dr. Martha Jones (who, you know, I'm giving the title to on the theory that I expect her to have finished qualifying by now)
I am perhaps seeing a bit of a trend here.
On a related note, am now no longer whether sure to count the Master that Eight fought as one of the incarnations. I'm not sure it really matters, given that I never find myself referring to the Master by number.
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In that case, discounting the forced departure and partial mind-wipe of Zoe and Jamie from the Second Doctor's end-game "The War Games," you may be dead on there. I'd need to think about it a bit more.
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