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conversations.value: Give me a plot for a story about Doctor, Dalek, Daleks entitled Prisoner of the Daleks.
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conversations.value: Prisoner of the Daleks: The TARDIS arrives on the planet Hurala.\nWhilst investigating the deserted site the Doctor makes his way to the base's computer data core room, where he is locked inside by the computer along with the corpse of another person previously trapped inside.\nFive days later, the bounty hunter ship Wayfarer lands on the planet, its crew hoping to use the fuel stores to refuel the ship.\nThey soon come across the TARDIS, and then hear a repeating tapping noise.\nOne of them, called Scrum, realises that it's a Morse code SOS message.\nThey quickly trace it to the computer data core room where they find and free the Doctor, who has been sending it out with a spoon.\nOn the insistence of the Doctor and another of the bounty hunters, Stella, the group investigate the computer's systems.\nThey discover an override which, when activated, took control of the base and trapped the Doctor.\nSomeone had used the computer to set a trap.\nWho did is soon answered when the group are attacked by a Dalek patrol.\nThe Doctor and the bounty hunters, who now reveal that they kill Daleks for a living, race back to the Wayfarer, escape to the TARDIS being blocked by Daleks.\nThey manage to take off but the Daleks blow up a refuelling pump, sending debris flying into the ship through the open landing ramp, badly wounding Stella.\nAs the crew attempt to put her into cryo-freeze a Dalek manages to get into the ship through an air-lock, and exterminates Stella.\nBefore it can kill anyone else the Doctor freezes it using the emergency cryo-charge intended for Stella.\nWith the Dalek immobilised Stella's body is also frozen and the crew make a course for Auros, Stella's home world.\nOn the way, the Dalek's eye stalk is removed so that the crew can claim the prize-money for killing it, and it is placed in the cargo hold.\nWhilst talking with the crew the Doctor realises that he's travelled back along the time line to before the Time War.\nAt this point in history the Daleks are locked in a huge galactic war with Earth's first empire, at a moment when victory can go either way.\nThe Doctor also learns more about the crew.\nCommanding the ship is Bowman, a former Earth trooper who has been fighting the Daleks for years and is a veteran of the Draconian Wars.\nScrum is the crew's technician, Cuttin' Edge is a former Space Marine who was dishonorably discharged and Stella was the ship's Medic.\nThe other crew member, Koral, is a humanoid alien whose planet and people of Red Sky Lost were destroyed by the Daleks.\nUpon arriving at Auros the Doctor and the crew discover that the planet's population are abandoning the planet as the Daleks are preparing to invade.\nUsing the Osterhagen Principle, they detonate a series of nuclear bombs and destroy the planet to prevent it falling to the Daleks.\nThe Doctor and Bowman realise that the Daleks will now ambush the retreating convoy.\nThey try to warn them but before they can the Daleks arrive, forcing the convoy to surrender and destroying its flagship as a warning to the other ships.\nFurious at the loss of Stella and her home world, the crew of the Wayfarer decide to interrogate the captured Dalek.\nWith the Doctor's reluctant help they disarm it, and then Koral uses its claws to open the casing.\nThey then remove the creature inside and torture it, despite the Doctor's protests.\nEventually they give up when the Dalek tells them nothing.\nAfter they've left the cargo hold, however, the Doctor returns and reveals to the dying Dalek who he is.\nThe Dalek, amongst its predictable ranting, lets slip that the Daleks plan to 'eliminate all humanity from its very beginnings.\n' Eventually the Dalek dies, and the Doctor works out what it meant.\nHe reveals to the crew that the Daleks must be looking for the Arkheon Threshold, a schism in time and space which, if opened, will give the Daleks access to the Time Vortex.\nDeciding that the Doctor is telling the truth, Bowman orders the crew to head for the remains of the planet Arkheon, which had been destroyed at the start of the war.\nWhen they arrive they find that the planet has been split in two, with the surviving half still retaining a breathable atmosphere.\nThe Wayfarer lands and the Doctor and the crew disembark.\nWhilst looking round the devastated landscape they encounter dozens of mutated Arkheonites, devolved by the radiation fallout.\nThey chase the crew to the very edge of the planet, where they are captured by Daleks.\nAfter destroying their weapons the Daleks force the Doctor and the crew onto a lift, which descends down the side of the planet towards they core.\nHere the Doctor discovers that the Daleks, far from searching for Arkheon, have been on the planet for years.\nThey have constructed a huge underground base where thousands of human prisoners from Auros are mining the core, looking for the Threshold.\nThe base also contains experimentation labs, and the largest Dalek Prison outside of Skaro.\nThe Doctor and the crew are taken into the base where they are scanned for 'suitability'.\nScrum is found to be of marginal use.\nCuttin' Edge and Koral are both sentenced to work in the mines.\nWhen Bowman is scanned it is discovered that he is in fact 'Space Major Jon Bowman', the designer of Earth's defence system and high on the Dalek's list of wanted people, causing the commander to be alerted.\nUpon being told by the Command Dalek that Bowman will be taken for brain excoriation, which will kill him, Koral, who is secretly in love with Bowman, lashes out at the nearest Dalek.\nIn retaliation the Daleks kill Scrum, the weakest member of the group.\nAs the Daleks prepare to take Bowman away the Doctor stops them and whispers something to the Command Dalek.\nThe Command Dalek, suddenly terrified, orders two of its minions to scan the Doctor.\nThey immediately identity him and prepare to exterminate him.\nThe Doctor persuades them to interrogate him first, however.\nNews of the Doctor's capture is sent to the Supreme Dalek on Skaro, who sends the Primary Intelligence Unit, led by the Dalek Inquisitor General, to interrogate the Doctor.\nCuttin' Edge and Koral are sent to work in the mines, replacing a group that is exterminated for being too slow.\nThe Doctor is placed in the same cell as Bowman, who reveals to him that the Dalek Inquisitor General, called 'Dalek X' by the Earth authorities, is second in command to the Supreme Dalek and is described as being 'the Devil in Dalek form'.\nDalek X accepts his Earth designation to cause fear.\nDalek X arrives at Arkeon aboard the Exterminator, the Dalek Empire's most advanced ship, containing 500 Daleks and accompanied by a small fleet of Dalek saucers.\nUpon arrival Dalek X takes over command of the base, and exterminates one of the its mining Daleks for failing to meet its target.\nHe then orders that every hour the weakest group of workers will be exterminated.\nSoon after the Doctor is brought to the interrogation room, where Dalek X measures the Doctor's capacity for physical pain using a mind probe, simply out of curiosity.\nDalek X reveals he gave the order to destroy the Auros Ship.\nAfter an unknown length of time in pain the Doctor is released from the mind probe, and shown around the base by Dalek Meanwhile, the Wayfarer is destroyed, and Bowman is taken to have his brain removed.\nDalek X reveals to the Doctor that once the planetary core has been extracted, the Daleks will locate the Threshold using a Large Chronon Collider.\nThey will then open it, access the time vortex and defeat the Time Lords.\nThere is a chance that the collider won't work properly, however.\nTo ensure success the Daleks need a control element; the Doctor's TARDIS.\nThe Doctor refuse to co-operate, but the Daleks threaten to exterminate a woman and her daughter from Cuttin' Edge's and Koral's work force if he doesn't comply.\nEventually, the Doctor agrees to help, but under the condition that Cuttin' Edge, Koral and Bowman come with them to help him operate the TARDIS.\nThe Daleks agree and Bowman is released, just before he is about to be killed.\nThe Doctor tries to have the Woman and her daughter taken as well, but the Daleks refuse.\nThe Exterminator and its escort fleet head for Hurala, with the Doctor, the surviving Wayfarer crew members and the Dalek Temporal Research Team on board.\nWhen they reach the TARDIS the Doctor claims to have lost the Key, saying it is in the room he was locked up in at the Dalek Base.\nAs they head for it, Cuttin' Edge recognises the identification symbol on one of the Daleks.\nIt is the same one that killed Scrum.\nHe lashes out at it, knocking it down the steps, and is exterminated by Dalek X, though he pulls another Dalek into the ray, destroying it.\nThe Doctor, Koral and Bowman use the distraction to escape into a maintenance duct.\nAfter escaping the Doctor reveals his plan.\nThere is still enough astronic energy fuel on the planet to cause a huge explosion.\nIf they can detonate it they can destroy Dalek X, the Temporal Research Team and the orbiting Dalek fleet.\nThey make their way to a silo that still contains fuel, and the Doctor starts to rig it to explode.\nDalek X, enraged by the Doctor's escape, catches up with them and prepares to exterminate the Doctor.\nDalek X is attacked by Koral and Bowman, who eventually disable it and push it over the edge of the gantry they are standing on.\nThe Doctor is nearly finished, but realises that he can't stop the safety override by remote control.\nSomeone will have to stay behind and hold the manual override lever down until the silo reaches critical.\nBowman volunteers to stay behind, refusing to leave despite protests from Koral.\nEventually he knocks out the protesting Koral so that the Doctor can take her back to the TARDIS and safety.\nThe Doctor and Koral make it into the TARDIS just as the Daleks arrive.\nIn the silo Bowman holds the lever down as the Daleks approach, and as the whole base beings to shake the Daleks retreat.\nFinally the silo reaches critical mass and Bowman prepares to face death.\nHe is saved at the last second by the Doctor, however, who materialises the TARDIS on the gantry.\nBowman leaps into the TARDIS just as the Command Dalek tries to exterminate him.\nA second later the silo explodes, killing every Dalek on Hurala, as well as destroying the Exterminator and its escort fleet.\nBack on Earth Bowman and Koral report to the Earth authorities.\nThey learn that the Dalek fleet is in complete disarray thanks to them, and a task force is preparing to attack the Dalek base on Arkheon and release the prisoners.\nThe Doctor leaves as Bowman and Koral prepare to go and meet Bowman's parents.\nThe Doctor travels to Hurala, where it has been sealed off for 5,000 years due the radiation fallout.\nThere he finds Dalek X, badly damaged but still alive at the bottom of a pit.\nThe Doctor informs it that Arkeon has been taken by the Earth forces, the Daleks are in full retreat on all fronts and that he has sealed off the Threshold.\nThe radiation will help Dalek X keep alive, but by the time the Quarantine is over Dalek X will be dead.\nRegardless of the Doctor's revelations, Dalek X rants that the Daleks are never defeated.\nThe Doctor replies that the Daleks are always defeated, because they can never accept that every other form of life in the Universe is better than the Daleks.\nTo prove this the Doctor points out that there is no form of life in the Universe that would volunteer to be a Dalek.\nAs the Doctor prepares to leave Dalek X vows to hunt him down.\nThe Doctor responds by simply stating that he'll be waiting.\nThe Doctor then finally departs Hurala, leaving Dalek X trapped on the planet, alone.
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conversations.value: Prisoner of the Daleks
  On the very edge of explored space, the planet resembled little more than a speck of dirt floating between the stars. From the surface of this world, the nearest sun was visible only as a distant blue glow on the horizon. The planet existed in perpetual dusk.
  It had once been inhabited by men intent on pushing back the dark boundaries of the universe. The planet had been a useful staging post between the old worlds and the distant, uncharted stars beyond.
  The debris of men impatient to be gone littered the dusty surface: empty, prefabricated buildings, corroded machinery, plastic components brittle with neglect. The computers lay dormant, their purpose lost in shadowy, offline sleep.
  There was no wind to trouble the dust that had settled over the ages, but, at a secluded point in the middle of the abandoned central structure, a breeze appeared from nowhere. Scrubby little weeds, struggling through the cracks in the paving stones, shivered and withdrew. A sudden, wild noise reverberated from the walls of the surrounding buildings, reaching a crescendo of wheezing and groaning as a tall blue box surged into existence from nowhere.
  The Doctor shoved his hands into his pockets and thrust out his bottom lip. 'You've been acting all funny since we left Earth. What's the matter? Bit of grit in the old dimensional stabilisers? Broken sprocket on the relative time filter?'
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conversations.value: The native mutants of Arkheon immediately scattered, turning and running for cover or slipping down boltholes, their thin rags snaking after them as they disappeared from sight. Within moments, there was no sign that they had ever existed – ghosts in every sense.
  Bowman was gripping his blaster so hard his knuckles were bone-white. He was a fraction of a second from opening fire when the Doctor said, 'Leave it. Try anything stupid and you'll be exterminated on the spot.'
  The Dalek's dome turned, the eye focusing on Bowman. His face reflected the blue glow like stone. 'DISCARD YOUR WEAPONS,' it ordered.
  He let go of his blaster and it dropped to the ground at his feet. Cuttin' Edge threw down his rifle. Scrum dropped his handgun.
  A Dalek moved forward, extending its sucker arm. It scanned the Doctor and Koral briefly. 'NO ENERGY OR PROJECTILE WEAPONS DETECTED.'
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conversations.value: And much more. Beautifully illustrated and including – for the first time – a complete story guide to the adventures of all ten Doctors, this is the definitive guide to the Doctor's intergalactic family.