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1. The metallic doors slide open, and the majesty of the Galactic Museum fills my head with wonder. Rows upon rows of glass cases house stunningly real replicas of aliens. I step out of the lift, and am offered a glass of a strange-coloured, fizzy liquid from a waiter. I politely decline, and begin my tour of the museum.
I move over to a glass case, and look at the sign in front of it. The words are in a different language. In fact, all the signs are. I suppose I'll have to remember what the alien is called.
The first thing I notice about this alien is its height. It's quite tall, 7 feet maybe. The claws are quite long. It seems to be wearing some sort of device around its neck. I look down and see, well, a human being. Well, the skin at least. Ah! Now I remember what this alien is called.
2. Moving along down the aisle, the next case that grabs my eye has a gas lamp inside, and a blue spectral wraith coming out of the lamp. I scratch my head, and suddenly I remember this alien. Yes! This species lost their bodies in the Time War, and turned to gas. They sought refuge in a gaseous environment, namely a Cardiff mortuary. But what is their name?
3. Several of the museum's guests congregate around a particular case down the row, so I go over to see what they're looking at. Standing on the tips of my toes, I see the alien inside the case. At first glance, I thought it was a baked potato. But I was mistaken. I soon recognised it. It's quite short, and dressed in what looks like a combat suit.
4. The fourth case I look at contains a stone statue, covering its face with its hands. I instantly know what this creature is. Even though it is a replica, and not actually real, it still unnerves me, so I take extra care to keep my eyes on it and resist blinking as I move away. What is this frightening creature?
5. The last case in this row contains an odd looking creature. Red tentacles come out from where a mouth would be on a human, and a strange orb on a wire protruding out from the mass of tentacles. Scouring my mind, I remember this creature. Commonly used as a servant, what is the name of this species of alien?
6. The waiter from earlier comes back around and offers me a new glass of liquid. Not wanting to be rude again, I thank the waiter and take the drink. I carefully take a sip as I walk around to the next row of cases. Ah! Lemonade! Now that's more like it.
I take a look at the next case. It's a rhino in a battle suit. No, I shouldn't be crude. It has a name, and I intend to use it. What is this creature called?
7. A very strange looking creature inhabits the next case, as I move down the row. I know I've seen this creature before, but I can't remember its name. It looks like a purple and orange fish, but it has what looks like a vial of green liquid attached to their mouth, possibly to allow it to breath. Oh yes, now I remember what this alien is called!
8. Continuing along, I see a group of young girls huddled around a case. I go over to take a look.
"Aww, isn't it cute?" says one girl.
"Oh yes, indeed!" I reply, looking inside the case.
A small whitish blob with little arms and legs sits inside on a stand. It waves at me and smiles. Admiring the technology that the museum has used, I remember the name of this creature. What is it called?
9. Walking away from the squeals of delight, I head towards the next case. I look inside and jump back. Boy, I wasn't expecting that. A very ugly witch-type creature is inside, glaring sinisterly at me. Pointed teeth protrude from the mouth, creating an evil smile. Remembering the name of the creature, I am tempted to shout it out, and banish the witch. But, not wanting to draw attention to myself, I quietly whisper it under my breath. What is this alien called?
10. I begin to move on to the last case, but a booming voice echoes around the museum. I turn to see where it is coming from, and I gasp in amazement. It's the man himself. Here, in the museum. The Doctor. He is standing beside a large glass case with a dark silk cover over it, hiding the contents. Silence falls among the museum-goers.
"Thank you all for coming to this exhibition. I hope you've learned a thing or two about the aliens I've encountered recently. I would now like to unveil this final case, containing my greatest enemy."
A drum roll starts up, and the Doctor grasps the cover and pulls it off. The audience applauds as we all view the creature in the case. It looks like a sort of metal pepperpot, so it's obvious what this alien is.
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