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At which point, Polly decided that she knew enough of the truth to be going on with. The enemy wasn't men, or women, or the old, or even the dead. It was just bleedin' stupid people, who came in all varieties. And no one had the right to be stupid.
Terry Pratchett, Monstrous Regiment
Flowery..
Hey everyone (but especially @shiftofgallifrey) I just had a really fucked idea.
So. Daleks are the unknowing foot soldiers of the Enemy, yeah? Well I just realized a consequence of that. In The Day of the Doctor, has anyone else thought it a just a little... off... that literally every Dalek was at Gallifrey and so thus able to be caught in the explosion that resulted in the removal of Gallifrey from the universe?
Like. We see that the Daleks had been crawling over the universe everywhere else, but on that exact day, they were all on Gallifrey. Why?
What if that was intentional?
The Enemy's goal was never the destruction of the Time Lords - the Enemy merely wanted Gallifrey removed from it's role in control of causality, and removing Gallifrey from the universe itself would very likely achieve that. And if they had achieved their goal, the Daleks would have gone from being "helpful" to "liability" real fast.
So. Include a design flaw. Have your soldiers line up to be destroyed by the final battle. Maybe set up some cascading destruction signal to catch all of them.
And then the Daleks die out as soon as they've outlived their usefulness.
One neat thing about The Enemy by Charlie Higson is that it's one of the only zombie series I've ever read that's managed to do a good job of characterizing individual zombies as compelling antagonists with full (albeit heavily addled) internality- famously hard to do when half of what's compelling about zombies as a concept is their functional lack of personhood. Meet St. George, the zombie whose homicidal cannibalistic tendencies are characterized as a direct outgrowth of his pre-infection status as a football-hooligan-adjacent, war-movie-obsessed, bitterly divorced, trad-wannabe overbearing single father who treats his cowed son as a prop in his ongoing self-construction as The Great Provider.
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nvm all my chakras are FUUUUUUCKEDDDDD because of the enemy
"Today we are discussing feints!"
Titanium Court is one hell of a game. You should really play it. Your Enemy would really, really appreciate that.