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And finally, the finale of The Eleven. I think this is a solid way to cap off a really unique and interesting run of stories. It's a lot easier to track than the first two stories, although it does get a bit hectic in the middle. I loved trying to figure out what the Eleven's plan was the whole time, there's a real sense of suspense for a good chunk of the story while you try and guess exactly what's going on. The scheme (and downfall) are very befitting of the Eleven.

The Doctor takes a bit more of a passive role here, which I don't mind as it really lets the Eleven shine. I've already praised Mark Bonnar's performance a fair bit so instead I have to give credit to Miranda Raison, she really gets to demonstrate her range by playing all the different "aspects" of Constance. This is the insight into her character that I really feel like I've been missing from her first set of Main Range stuff. Another really solid story, looking forward to seeing more of the Eleven in the future.

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