Orcini's Medallion of Honor

A ceremonial honor awarded to Orcini's warrior order, presented to the Doctor as a symbolic pledge of his mission.

3 appearances

Appearances in the Narrative

When this object appears and how it's used

3 moments

S22E13 · Revelation of the Daleks Part 2

Doctor blinds Dalek to disrupt Davros' machine

Orcini’s medallion is deliberately unclasped and handed to the Doctor as a symbolic bequest. It testifies to his oath-bound identity and mission, serving as a final tether to his Order and ensuring his legacy endures even as he perishes.

Before: worn around Orcini’s neck, part of his ritual attire

After: in the Doctor’s possession, to be returned to the Grand Order of Oberon

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S22E13 · Revelation of the Daleks Part 2

Doctor develops plan to destroy Daleks

Orcini removes his Medallion of Honor from his person and hands it to the Doctor as a symbolic bequest, expressing final allegiance to his order and sealing his vow of honor before detonation.

Before: Worn on Orcini’s person, reflecting his identity and status.

After: Transferred to the Doctor’s care as a token of final testament.

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S22E13 · Revelation of the Daleks Part 2

Orcini's suicide bomb detonates against Davros

Orcini removes his bronze medallion of honor from its chain with deliberate motion, presenting it to the Doctor as a symbolic last request. The medal, etched with signs of age and wear, becomes a physical token of his oath to the Grand Order of Oberon, its weight carrying the final measure of his legacy.

Before: Worn by Orcini, suspended from a braided metallic chain around his neck, visible and part of his attire.

After: Transferred into the Doctor’s possession, marking Orcini’s farewell and last vow, now a physical testament to his honor-bound end.

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