The Pirate Doctor
Full Name:
The Pirate Doctor
Age:
Over 1000 Years Old
Occupation:
Time’s Buccaneer, Keeper of the Starry Seas, Champion of the Forgotten
Personality Traits:
Witty and Charismatic, Cunning and Resourceful, Self-Serving yet Loyal, Unpredictable and Eccentric, Compassionate, Rebellious, Theatrical, Intelligent, Fearless but Reckless, Deceptive but Endearing, Scatter-brained, Ahead, Freedom-Loving
Portrayed By:
Ciaron Davies
"No Quote Yet" - The Pirate Doctor
Personality
The Pirate Doctor is a charismatic contradiction, embodying both the reckless freedom of a rogue and the steadfast morality of a protector. His unpredictable nature makes him a captivating figure—eccentric and theatrical, yet deeply intelligent and compassionate. A natural performer, he thrives on the drama of the moment, often delivering witty one-liners or elaborate speeches to distract, disarm, or inspire.
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While his actions can appear self-serving at times, the Pirate Doctor’s loyalty runs deep for those who earn his trust. Beneath his roguish exterior lies a heart full of compassion, a fierce determination to defend the vulnerable, and a relentless drive to seek justice. However, he struggles with his own flaws: his impulsiveness, occasional lack of focus, and a tendency to overestimate his cleverness.
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A freedom-lover to his core, the Pirate Doctor despises rules and conformity, charting his own course through the universe. He can be scatterbrained, juggling multiple ideas at once, but always manages to stay ahead of the game. At his best, he is a force of boundless curiosity and charm; at his worst, his reckless decisions can endanger both himself and those he holds dear.
Appearance
The Pirate Doctor carries an air of both refinement and rebellion, blending sophistication with a rugged, untamed flair. His long, dark brown hair cascades past his shoulders in loose waves, framing a face marked by intensity and thoughtfulness. His dark, penetrating eyes seem to hold the weight of the universe’s secrets, while his strong, straight nose and slightly downturned mouth suggest a stoic, contemplative nature. His skin is light, his beard and mustache thick and well-maintained, matching the deep brown of his hair.
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Dressed in a style evocative of a swashbuckling adventurer, he wears a dark brown or navy blue long coat, its brass-colored buttons gleaming faintly in the light. The coat’s cut harks back to the 18th century, offering a historical charm with a timeless twist. Beneath the coat lies a light, off-white shirt with lace details at the collar, giving his appearance a touch of elegance. A brown leather belt cinches his waist, complementing the rich tones of his dark brown trousers, which peek out from beneath the flowing coat. Every aspect of his look conveys a figure poised between order and chaos, equal parts dashing and enigmatic.
Approach to Problems
The Pirate Doctor approaches challenges with flair and ingenuity, often employing unorthodox methods to outwit his opponents. He is a master of improvisation, capable of turning the smallest advantage into a decisive victory. While he prefers to avoid violence, he is unafraid to fight when pushed, wielding his quick thinking and resourcefulness like weapons.
His problem-solving often reflects his theatrical tendencies—distracting enemies with dramatic flourishes while devising a clever plan behind the scenes. Despite his scatterbrained demeanor, his ability to see the bigger picture allows him to anticipate outcomes that others would miss. The Pirate Doctor values freedom above all, and his solutions often aim to liberate those trapped by oppressive systems or circumstances.
Strengths
Charismatic Presence: His charm and wit can diffuse tension, rally allies, or confound enemies.
Clever Strategist: His cunning and ability to think several steps ahead make him a formidable opponent.
Unpredictable Nature: His eccentricity and theatrics keep both allies and enemies guessing.
Deep Compassion: Despite his bravado, he is deeply committed to protecting the innocent and fighting for justice.
Resilience: He adapts quickly to even the direst situations, never giving up in the face of adversity.
Weaknesses
Recklessness: His impulsive decisions sometimes lead to unintended consequences.
Scatter-brained: His mind often jumps between ideas, occasionally causing him to lose focus.
Emotional Walls: While fiercely loyal, he struggles to fully open up to others, fearing the pain of loss.
Overconfidence: His belief in his own cleverness can sometimes cause him to underestimate his adversaries.
Theatrical Nature: His flair for the dramatic can alienate others or distract from the seriousness of a situation.
Notable Achievments
The Rescue of the Celestial Fleet: The Pirate Doctor orchestrated a daring escape for a fleet of interstellar refugees, outmanoeuvring a coalition of relentless enemies using only a damaged TARDIS and his razor-sharp wit.
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The Liberation of the Singed Skies: On a planet ruled by an oppressive time emperor, the Pirate Doctor led a rebellion that restored freedom and balance to the temporal flow.
Relationships
Companions: The Pirate Doctor’s companions are drawn to his adventurous spirit and larger-than-life personality. While he initially keeps them at a distance, their shared experiences forge strong, enduring bonds. ​
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Oliver Howell: Oliver Howell remains a quiet ghost in the Pirate Doctor’s mind—a reminder of the cost of failure. Though they move forward, his death lingers, a lesson they cannot ignore. The Doctor rarely speaks of him, but in silent moments, they remember his belief, his trust, and the betrayal that came too late.
They push on, forging new bonds and fighting harder, determined not to repeat the past. But no matter how far they run, Oliver’s absence follows—a wound that time cannot heal.
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Sophie Evans: Sophie and the Pirate Doctor maintained a fragile friendship, built on shared grief and the remnants of trust. Though she tried to stay, she couldn’t ignore the feeling that the Pirate Doctor was running from Oliver’s memory rather than facing it. The weight of unspoken truths became too much, and Sophie made the painful choice to leave. They did not part on bad terms, but there was no closure—just the quiet understanding that some wounds refuse to heal. And though their paths diverged, the shadow of Oliver Howell would always linger between them.
The TARDIS: The Pirate Doctor shares a playful, almost sibling-like bond with the TARDIS, often teasing the ship but trusting it completely.
Adversaries: The Pirate Doctor approaches his enemies with both curiosity and scorn, often mocking them before exposing their flaws. However, he has little tolerance for those who exploit or harm others, and his fury is both theatrical and terrifying.
Timeline
Date: 2020
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Date: 300,001
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Date: 625AD
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Date: 1938
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Date: 2020
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Date: 2020
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The Eternal Doctor’s first adventure in his new form throws him into chaos before he fully understands himself. In the quiet English village of Moorfield, intergalactic soldiers, the Penticle Guard, arrive to capture a fugitive alien, Jorak, turning the town into a warzone. As the Doctor investigates, his reluctant companion, Oliver Howell, falls under mind control, becoming an unwilling pawn in Jorak’s desperate bid for freedom.
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In a tense hospital standoff, the Doctor outwits Jorak and frees Oliver, but the alien’s tragic past leaves him questioning his own morality. As the dust settles and Jorak is taken by the Penticle Guard, Oliver, shaken but inspired, chooses to travel with the Doctor. Still uncertain of himself, the Doctor embraces the journey ahead, knowing that each adventure will shape who he is meant to be.
The Eternal Doctor takes Oliver to the far future, the year 300,001, where humanity thrives but faces new dangers. In this distant era, they encounter The Dreadwalker, a spectral entity phasing in and out of reality. The Doctor quickly deduces that the creature is displaced in time, a remnant of another era pulled into the future by an unknown force. Though not inherently malevolent, its presence destabilizes the environment, forcing the Doctor to act. Oliver, eager to prove himself, bravely aids in the effort despite his fear.
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As the Doctor investigates, traces of a mysterious energy lead to an unsettling discovery—Dimensional Tears, something he once believed to be impossible. Though he dismisses it as mere coincidence for now, a larger mystery looms. Meanwhile, Oliver secretly documents their adventure, captivated by the resilience of future humanity and the Doctor’s compassion. Yet, the burden of secrecy begins to weigh on him.
As the adventure concludes, the Doctor restores The Dreadwalker to its rightful place in time, but questions remain. The presence of Dimensional Tears lingers in his mind, hinting that something far greater is at play—something that neither he nor Oliver are prepared to face just yet.
The Eternal Doctor takes Oliver to 625 AD, deep in the Anglo-Saxon period, where danger and unrest loom. There, they encounter The Harrowed, a group disguised as knights who spread fear with whispers of an apocalyptic event known as The Harrowing. Unlike past foes, these enigmatic figures thrive on chaos, forcing the Doctor and Oliver to strategize carefully to stop them. The Doctor is deeply unsettled by The Harrowed, as their cryptic warnings seem eerily tied to the growing dimensional instability. Their actions hint at a greater conspiracy, one that could unravel time itself. Though the Doctor cannot yet see the full picture, a pattern is beginning to emerge.
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Meanwhile, Oliver proves his worth once more, stepping in to protect a vulnerable village, though the weight of leaving people behind begins to take its toll on him. As the adventure ends, he starts to see through the Doctor’s unshakable façade. Beneath the confidence lies a growing unease—one the Doctor tries to conceal but cannot ignore. The mystery of The Harrowing lingers, a sign that something far greater is at play, waiting in the shadows.
The Eternal Doctor and Oliver arrive in 1938, drawn to the aftermath of a fallen star crashing to Earth. However, this is no ordinary celestial event—it signals the arrival of The Order of Obsidian, an undead, relentless force. Worshipers of The Harrowed, they spread fear and destruction in their masters’ name, their unyielding nature testing the Doctor’s ingenuity and patience. As the Doctor investigates, they uncover a deeper truth—the fallen star is yet another consequence of the Dimensional Tears destabilizing the universe.
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As the Doctor battles The Order, Oliver struggles with the weight of his secret writings, documenting the heroism of ordinary people in the face of the unknown. Moved by their resilience, he risks himself to save a family from The Order, revealing a depth of courage the Doctor is only beginning to understand. Though the immediate threat is defeated, the Doctor senses something greater at work. The devotion of The Order of Obsidian to The Harrowed hints at a larger, more insidious plan, one that threatens to unravel reality itself. The chaos is only beginning.
The Eternal Doctor brings Oliver home to 2020 for a brief respite, but their peace is shattered when a Dimensional Tear rips open the sky, unleashing a Dalek invasion. At last, The Master emerges from the shadows, revealing their plan to rewrite reality itself. The Doctor is shaken—their last encounter ended with the Master saving them from Rassilon, but now, they stand as an architect of chaos. With The Daleks enforcing their will, the Doctor fights to contain the disaster, knowing they are already steps behind.
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Amid the battle, the Doctor discovers Oliver’s secret writings, sparking a heated confrontation. Feeling betrayed, the Doctor lashes out, while Oliver defends his actions, revealing his deep admiration and desire to share the Doctor’s story. Their bond fractures, but there’s no time to mend it. As the war rages on, The Dishonored Doctor appears with a dire warning—the Eternal Doctor must make a choice, or the consequences will be catastrophic. Now, the Doctor is left questioning whether they have the strength to do what must be done.
The Eternal Doctor brings Oliver home to 2020 for a brief respite, but their peace is shattered when a Dimensional Tear rips open the sky, unleashing a Dalek invasion. At last, The Master emerges from the shadows, revealing their plan to rewrite reality itself. The Doctor is shaken—their last encounter ended with the Master saving them from Rassilon, but now, they stand as an architect of chaos. With The Daleks enforcing their will, the Doctor fights to contain the disaster, knowing they are already steps behind.
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Amid the battle, the Doctor discovers Oliver’s secret writings, sparking a heated confrontation. Feeling betrayed, the Doctor lashes out, while Oliver defends his actions, revealing his deep admiration and desire to share the Doctor’s story. Their bond fractures, but there’s no time to mend it. As the war rages on, The Dishonoured Doctor appears with a dire warning—the Eternal Doctor must make a choice, or the consequences will be catastrophic. Now, the Doctor is left questioning whether they have the strength to do what must be done.
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The Multiverse is collapsing as timelines fracture and merge, reality itself unravelling in the wake of The Master’s plan. With Dimensional Tears spreading chaos across time and space, the Eternal Doctor must gather their strength for a final battle. The Daleks remain an ever-present threat, forcing the Doctor and Oliver into a desperate fight for survival. Amid the turmoil, The Dishonoured Doctor returns, offering vital knowledge about the tears. Together, the two Doctors form a plan to seal the rifts, but the cost may be greater than the Doctor is willing to pay.
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As the battle reaches its peak, The Master taunts the Doctor’s hesitation, warning that their compassion may doom the universe. Meanwhile, Oliver proves his worth, outmanoeuvring the Daleks and saving countless lives, finally regaining the Doctor’s trust. In a climactic showdown, the Doctor and Oliver seal the Dimensional Tears, forcing the Daleks into retreat and driving the Master away—though not for good. As the dust settles, the Doctor reflects on the sacrifices made and the strength drawn from Oliver’s courage. Though the multiverse is saved, a haunting question lingers—when will the time for sacrifice come?
Conclusions
The Pirate Doctor is a vibrant, unpredictable force—a swashbuckling renegade who walks the line between chaos and heroism. With a flair for the dramatic and a sharp wit, he thrives in the thrill of adventure, tackling danger with boundless energy and a roguish charm. Yet beneath the theatrics lies a mind as brilliant as it is restless, always searching for the next challenge, the next mystery, the next fight for justice.
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Though he appears carefree, the Pirate Doctor carries a deep well of compassion. He stands for the lost, the forgotten, and the oppressed, refusing to let cruelty go unanswered. His scatterbrained tendencies and reckless schemes may suggest impulsiveness, but when it truly matters, his resolve is unshakable. He may not always show it, but he feels the weight of every loss, every mistake—especially the ones he can never undo.
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He is a Doctor of contradictions: bold yet vulnerable, self-serving yet fiercely loyal, untamed yet bound by an unshakable moral code. He may fight on his own terms, but he fights for what is right, even when the cost is high. In the end, the Pirate Doctor is a reminder that freedom and justice are always worth the risk—because the greatest adventures are never just about the journey, but about the people we choose to fight for.