Why exactly has the Doctor been so urgently summoned to the National Gallery?
Dr Who : What happened?
Kate L-S : Easier to show you.
Kate L-S : Welcome to the Under Gallery. This is where Elizabeth the First kept all Art deemed too dangerous for public consumption.
This Doctor is a fan of the fez. While he is looking to knick this one, behind him Clara is looking at a painting.
It's Géricault's original study for The Raft of the Medusa Cybermen, made before the better known State-censored version.
They arrive at a gallery with broken glass strewn across the floor.
Kate L-S : This is why we called you in.
Dr Who : Interesting...
Clara : The broken glass?
Dr Who : No. Where it's broken from.
Dr Who : Look at the shatter pattern. The glass in all these paintings has been broken from the inside.
Kate L-S : as you can see, all the paintings are landscapes,
no figures of any kind.
Dr Who : So?
Kate L-S : There used to be.
(Kate hands the doctor a projection screen.)
no figures of any kind.
Dr Who : So?
Kate L-S : There used to be.
(Kate hands the doctor a projection screen.)
Clara : Something's got out of the paintings.
Dr Who : Lots of somethings. Dangerous...
Dr Who : Lots of somethings. Dangerous...
more Dr Who : LOL soon...
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A Person Looks At A Work Of Art/
someone looks at something ...
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