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From: 5863mp11@sjuvax.UUCP (mccann)
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Subject: Re: TARDIS isomorphism
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Date: Sun, 8-Jul-84 16:46:09 EDT
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If you think about it, since Sutekh was so very powerful (able to destroy planets, etc.) and since he was able to quite readily control the Doctor, it is 
logical to conclude that he must be able to read the doctors mind (how else 
could he, controling the doctor, pilot the tardis?). Therefore, one is able 
to assume that Sutekh would have known it was a bluff and wouldn't have gone
to all the trouble of taking over the good doctor, and instead would have used
him for a bit of amusment while what's his name(the archeologist) took the
tardis and went to the pyramids. Of course, this is just my opinion, others are
intitled to theirs (incorrect though they may be)