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From: percus@acf4.UUCP (Allon G. Percus)
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Subject: Re: What happened to Chameleon?
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Date: Mon, 11-Feb-85 11:38:00 EST
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Posted: Mon Feb 11 11:38:00 1985
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Just wait and see:

(I'll tell you, but I'll put it on the next page so that
it doesn't spoil it for you: stop now if you don't want to
know)



















You see Kamelion once again in Planet of Fire, the second-to-last
Davison story:  At the beginning of the story, you hear an
electronic whail, and see him in agony in the TARDIS (in the
room next to the Console room).  Later, you see that the
Master, in trying to build an even more deadly Tissue-Compression
Eliminator, has accidentally used it on himself and has gone
to Sarn, the "Planet of Fire," to be "decompressed" by the
restorative blue flames.  Meanwhile, he gets control of
Kamelion again, and tries to use him to start the flames
in the inside of the mountain.  Fortunately, the Doctor
comes at just the right time, and partially frees Kamelion
from the Master's control, but Kamelion doesn't trust himself
and tells the Doctor to destroy him, which the Doctor does.

Also, in Caves of Androzani, when Peter Davison is regenerating
into Colin Baker, the Doctor sees images of all his companions,
of which Kamelion is one, telling him not to die.

Does this answer your question?
                                         A. G. Percus
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