The two never reach agreement over each others' methods. Indeed, the Doctor seems set on getting the High Council to shut down the Events Library's operations. Nevertheless, the Librarian lets him go. When he calls for advice from his superiors, his "boss" is shown to be Rassilon himself. Rassilon tells 367 that the Doctor is not an enemy, but an ally in their greater cause. Nevertheless, Rassilon notes that there is a "standard procedure" for dealing with all outsiders who discover the Events Library's control room. He tells 367 to simply change things so neither the Doctor nor he remembers the event. Then, vaguely annoyed, he instructs 367 not to "bother [him] again unless it's something important".
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| - The two never reach agreement over each others' methods. Indeed, the Doctor seems set on getting the High Council to shut down the Events Library's operations. Nevertheless, the Librarian lets him go. When he calls for advice from his superiors, his "boss" is shown to be Rassilon himself. Rassilon tells 367 that the Doctor is not an enemy, but an ally in their greater cause. Nevertheless, Rassilon notes that there is a "standard procedure" for dealing with all outsiders who discover the Events Library's control room. He tells 367 to simply change things so neither the Doctor nor he remembers the event. Then, vaguely annoyed, he instructs 367 not to "bother [him] again unless it's something important".
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| - The two never reach agreement over each others' methods. Indeed, the Doctor seems set on getting the High Council to shut down the Events Library's operations. Nevertheless, the Librarian lets him go. When he calls for advice from his superiors, his "boss" is shown to be Rassilon himself. Rassilon tells 367 that the Doctor is not an enemy, but an ally in their greater cause. Nevertheless, Rassilon notes that there is a "standard procedure" for dealing with all outsiders who discover the Events Library's control room. He tells 367 to simply change things so neither the Doctor nor he remembers the event. Then, vaguely annoyed, he instructs 367 not to "bother [him] again unless it's something important". The Librarian fails to do so, thinking there might be some value in considering the Doctor's arguments further.
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