Kaled Ammunition

Rounds of ammunition fill crates in the cramped Kaled storeroom, their metallic casings glinting under dim lights. The Kaled soldier barks orders for Harry and the Doctor to count them alongside cleaning weapons, treating the pair as conscripted labor amid battle preparations. General Ravon observes nearby, underscoring the munitions' role in sustaining the Kaled war effort against the Thals.

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Purpose

Supply firepower for Kaled weapons during combat

Significance

Counting the ammunition stresses the war's relentless pace, forcing the Doctor and Harry into Kaled routines that expose their vulnerability and delay efforts to thwart Dalek creation

Appearances in the Narrative

When this object appears and how it's used

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S12E11 · Genesis of the Daleks Part 1

The Doctor’s Frailty as a Weapon: Trust Collapses in the Kaled Storeroom

The Kaled ammunition is referenced in the soldier’s command to 'count the ammunition,' highlighting the Kaleds’ focus on military preparedness and the constant threat of war. The ammunition serves as a reminder of the brutal and unrelenting nature of the conflict between the Kaleds and Thals, as well as the urgency of the Doctor’s mission to prevent the creation of the Daleks. Its presence in this scene underscores the high stakes and the militarized environment in which the Doctor must operate.

Before: Stored in crates within the storeroom, ready for use in the ongoing war.

After: Being counted and prepared by Kaled soldiers, as part of their routine military operations.

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