Doctor's Sedation Hypo

A slender metallic cylinder capped with a corrosion-scaled plunger tip, this hypodermic tool is filled with a clear, viscous liquid that glints faintly along its barrel when tilted. The Doctor handles it with clinical precision, using it to administer a measured dose of sedation to Jamie’s neck, pressing its sharp tip through the exposed skin of the tracking probe wound. Its compact design allows one-handed operation as he eases Jamie’s violent resistance into calm, the liquid’s movement visible just beneath the translucent casing.

3 appearances

Appearances in the Narrative

When this object appears and how it's used

3 moments

S22E8 · The Two Doctors Part 2

Recognition and revelation in the labyrinth

The Doctor wields the Sedation Hypo to calm Jamie after his terror-filled outbursts, injecting him to induce temporary paralysis. The hypo becomes a tool to suppress Jamie's panic while enabling the Doctor to probe his fractured memory without resistance.

Before: Securely stored until needed.

After: Used once on Jamie’s neck, now depleted or inactive.

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S22E8 · The Two Doctors Part 2

Doctor recognizes alter Jamie in distress

The Doctor uses the sedation hypo to calm Jamie’s panic, injecting a measured dose into the tracking probe wound on Jamie’s neck. The hypo becomes a bridge between terror and fragile cooperation.

Before: Sealed and sterile, stored by the Doctor for emergencies.

After: Emptied and returned to the Doctor’s hand after administration.

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S22E8 · The Two Doctors Part 2

Doctor hypnotizes traumatized Jamie

The Doctor uses the hypodermic sedation tool to subdue Jamie’s violent resistance during the hypnotic session. He administers a precise dose to Jamie’s neck, visibly calming him into a compliant state. Peri initially misinterprets this as fatal injury.

Before: Compact metallic cylinder with corrosion-scaled plunger tip, contained in a sterile environment.

After: Used, with plunger depressed slightly, now inactive but in the Doctor’s hand.

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