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Litefoot's Specimen Jar

A glass jar containing a preserved specimen, handed from Litefoot to the Doctor in the autopsy room. The jar’s contents are obscured, but its presence along with Litefoot’s medical notes suggests it contains anatomical evidence tied to the investigation. The Doctor examines it with clinical interest before the Chinaman’s ambush interrupts their work.
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S14E21 · The Talons of Weng-Chiang Part 1
Doctor pursues the god’s trail

Litefoot hands the Doctor a glass jar containing a preserved specimen, presumably a fragment of Buller’s anatomy. The Doctor places it on the table, analyzes its contents during the dialogue, and uses it as a key piece of evidence linking the mutilations to Weng-Chiang. Litefoot’s skepticism and the Doctor’s urgent interpretation escalate the specimen’s narrative significance.

Before: Contained in a jar, freshly handed to the Doctor by Litefoot
After: Examined by the Doctor and momentarily set aside as the investigation pivots to other clues
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