#The persistence of memory dimensions full#

Mortimus, in particular, was considerably more jovial than those that came before him, but his schemes lacked any attempt of moral justification. This incarnation of the Monk, much like his predecessors, enjoyed meddling with history to suit his own selfish ends. The Doctor retrieved a memory worm, erased Mortimus' knowledge of the plan, along with the rest of his short-term memory, and sent him away in his TARDIS. The Doctor found his TARDIS, disguised as a plain white wardrobe, and decided it would be best to let Mortimus go. The Doctor used his sonic screwdriver to take control of the ship and had its robots restrain the Monk. The Twelfth Doctor and Clive Finch came to the loch to see the monster and discovered the Monk's plan. Before doing this, he used the scoop to bring a plesiosaurus to the loch, increasing the amount of Loch Ness Monster sightings and attracting new attention to the loch. He took the ship to Loch Ness in 1979 with plans to use the time scoop to depopulate the planet and sell it to an alien race.

#The persistence of memory dimensions full#

On one occasion, the Monk discovered an abandoned ship manned by robots and full of time scoop technology. ( AUDIO: Divorced, Beheaded, Regenerated) Before his regeneration, that Monk had voiced his intention to deal with the Doctor.

This incarnation of the Monk knew that Gallifrey had survived the events of the Last Great Time War and were 'hiding themselves away' from the universe, ( PROSE: The Persistence of Memory) something which the 'Reverend Mortimer' Monk had discovered shortly before his travels with Missy.