(snipping bits about Messiahs)
Now Avon (for whatever reason, and for God's sake let's not start that one again) didn't, and he didn't stay either. Now, to play the speculation game a little, if he had stayed either he would have
--died in a week or died in less than a week. They were used to the radiation levels. He wasn't. The exposure he *did* have would have killed him if he hadn't gotten medicine for it. Staying behind was not an option on any level.
Helen said:
Now, to
play the speculation game a little, if he had stayed either he would
have
--died in a week or died in less than a week.
Like snogging Servalan innit?
They were used to the radiation levels. He wasn't. The exposure he *did* have would have killed him if he hadn't gotten medicine for it. Staying behind was not an option on any level.
Whatever the System thought DSV-1 was supposed to be used for, it probably went to some awfully dodgy planets. Why didn't they have whizzo anti-radiation planet exploring outfits on board? (They must have expected living beings and not just robots or androids or cyborgs to be on board, or they wouldn't have a thousand person-years worth of concentrated food.)
-(Y)
----- Original Message ----- From: Helen Krummenacker avona@jps.net
--died in a week or died in less than a week. They were used to the radiation levels. He wasn't. The exposure he *did* have would have killed him if he hadn't gotten medicine for it. Staying behind was not an option on any level.
Good point-- except that they didn't know about that until the following episode. Still, I suppose that's yet another good reason not to take Gamete along-- perhaps, like the Daleks, she needs a high radiation level to survive...
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