Object

Doctor's Hand Artillery

A compact, intimidating firearm the Doctor wields with brash confidence, dismissing Litefoot's caution as he navigates London's treacherous waters. The hand artillery radiates lethal intent, its presence mocking Weng-Chiang's gathering desperation below decks. Litefoot scoffs at its necessity, but the Doctor's display underscores his reckless readiness for the perilous escape ahead.
2 appearances

Purpose

Primary weapon for close-quarters defense or intimidation during the Doctor's escape attempt on the River Thames.

Significance

Symbolizes the Doctor's audacious confidence in the face of overwhelming odds and his defiance of Weng-Chiang's expanding operations. Litefoot's disapproval frames it as a provocative tool rather than a practical one, highlighting their conflicting approaches to crisis.

Appearances in the Narrative

When this object appears and how it's used

2 moments