Doctor's Workshop Main Circuits (Including By-Pass Wires)

The main circuits of the Doctor's workshop computer, which include two burnt-out by-pass wires. Liz inspects these circuits after a power failure, discovering the burnt-out by-pass wires (charred ends betraying sabotage) while confirming the main circuits remain undamaged. The Doctor uses the power issue to steer Liz toward inputting epsilon coordinates, exposing Stahlman's sabotage without raising suspicion. The by-pass wires route power around damaged paths, and their damage serves as a clue to the sabotage.

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Purpose

Power and enable core functions of the workshop computer, including coordinate input and data processing

Significance

Undamaged state contrasts with burnt bypass wires, exposing targeted sabotage by Stahlman and pushing Liz toward the truth about his deception

Appearances in the Narrative

When this object appears and how it's used

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S7E20 · Inferno Part 2

Doctor manipulates Liz into uncovering truth

The burnt-out bypass wires are a critical clue to Stahlman’s sabotage, though Liz does not yet recognize their significance. The Doctor uses the power failure caused by their damage as an excuse to send Liz to input the epsilon coordinates, knowing this action will reveal the sabotage. The wires symbolize the hidden corruption within UNIT’s systems, both literal and institutional.

Before: Burnt out, lying charred in the workshop, evidence of Stahlman’s tampering with the micro-circuit.

After: Still burnt out but now serving as a silent witness to the Doctor’s strategy, their damage indirectly leading to the exposure of Stahlman’s lies.

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