Computer Room Weapons Rack and Security Locker

A small metal cabinet mounted near the computer room's control consoles, containing sidearms and security gear. The cabinet has a compact metallic rack for weapons payload and unobtrusive steel door bearing faint scorch marks where a screwdriver blade was forced between the locking mechanism during the Doctor and Nyssa's hasty preparations. The cabinet's usual contents remain undisturbed, but the damage hints at their recent removal. A compact metallic rack containing standard-issue sidearms designed for rapid deployment during crisis protocols, accessed by Nyssa just before confrontation during institutional treachery on Gallifrey.

3 appearances

Appearances in the Narrative

When this object appears and how it's used

3 moments

S20E3 · Arc of Infinity Part 3

Doctor uncovers President’s plot

The security locker, accessed by Nyssa just before the revelation, holds the weapons she retrieves for precaution. Its damaged lock hints at hasty removal, mirroring the urgency and covert nature of the Doctor’s mission and Damon’s assistance.

Before: Secured and undisturbed; weapons inside untouched.

After: Gaping open with weapons removed, evidence of preparation for imminent conflict.

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S20E3 · Arc of Infinity Part 3

Reinforcements converge in the computer room

The security locker containing sidearms is accessed by Nyssa during the event, with the forced entry scarring its surface. She removes a weapon to prepare for imminent confrontation, demonstrating her pragmatic acceptance of violence as a necessary tool against Time Lord forces.

Before: Secured with mechanical and biometric locks, containing standard-issue sidearms for TARDIS security

After: Ransacked briefly for arms, its damage serving as physical evidence of their hasty preparations

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S20E3 · Arc of Infinity Part 3

Doctor thanks Damon before departing

The security locker in the computer room is forcefully opened by Nyssa to retrieve a sidearm, her actions signaling preparation for imminent violence or defense. The locker’s damaged latch reflects the haste and necessity of their preparations.

Before: Securely locked and containing standard-issue weapons

After: Empty of weapons, with visible damage indicating forced entry

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