Doctor's Personal Timepiece

Small, personal clock owned by the Doctor, carried by Jo Grant during his disorientation after the Keller Machine's attack in The Mind of Evil (Part 2). Symbolizes his vulnerability and reliance on Jo.

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Significance

Emphasizes the Doctor's disorientation and reliance on Jo after the machine's attack, symbolizing his divided attention between the nerve gas threat and global crisis while entrusting her with his possessions.

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When this object appears and how it's used

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S8E6 · The Mind of Evil Part 2

Doctor Reluctantly Leaves Stangmoor

The Doctor's clock is a personal item that symbolizes his connection to Jo and his role as her mentor. As the Doctor leaves Stangmoor, Jo holds onto his clock, indicating her commitment to following his instructions and ensuring the safety of the lab. The clock serves as a tangible reminder of the Doctor's trust in Jo and her responsibility to protect the lab in his absence.

Before: In the possession of the Doctor, the clock is present in the Process Theatre as he is psychologically assaulted by the Keller Machine.

After: The clock is in Jo's possession as the Doctor leaves Stangmoor, symbolizing her role as his assistant and her commitment to his instructions.

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