The Alternate Eleventh Doctor

"You wanted my regeneration energy.. My timeline! Now two time energy types have connected. That can cause some nasty anomalies! Some nasty feedback there, eh? Well, guess what, you’re too late! Now, you’re getting the full blast!! All my memories, all my victories, my experiences are pouring into your soul... And it hurts doesn’t it? All that fear? That dread! That loss! And, I give it willingly! You see, as i was saying.. There have been so so many creatures that came to this planet to invade.. Or much worse.. What happened to them? What happened to them!? They met me. I am the Doctor. Protector of Earth" - the Alternate Eleventh Doctor

General
The Alternate Eleventh Doctor is an incarnation of the Doctor from Universe Two, and the protagonist of the YouTube science fiction programme ERAS, a Doctor Who Fan Series. He is portrayed by Aiden Caufield during the first two series of the show in 2021.Within the series' narrative, the Doctor is a centuries-old alien Time Lord from the planet Gallifrey who travels in time and space in the TARDIS, frequently with companions..

This incarnation's most notable enemy was the 28th Master, portrayed by Nicholas Benjamin, who was responsible for being the end of this Doctor's life, and more.

His war with the Master critically involved companion Oliver Howell, portrayed by Thomas Ramshaw; a face he would later take on as a reminder, when he became the Nameless Doctor.

Post-Regeneration
After his predecessor, the Tenth Doctor, stopped Rassilon from returning, he discovered that one-time companion Wilfred Mott had trapped himself inside a radiation control booth. The Tenth Doctor realised that the only way to save Wilfred Mott was to switch places with him, and be subjected to the radiation burst himself.

At first angry about the terrible things the universe punished him with and nearly considering Wilf's pleas to leave him, the Doctor could not bear to sacrifice one life to prolong his own after going through so much to stop men willing to take the lives of millions to do the same. Determinant, he released Wilf and received the fatal level of radiation. After the regenerative process started, the Doctor returned Wilf home, and then went to receive, what he called, his "reward". (TV: The End of Time)

To finish his "reward", the Tenth Doctor travelled to the Powell Estate on the 1st of January 2005, where he watched Rose and Jackie walking home from a party. Although he kept to the shadows, a sudden spasm of pain caught Rose's attention and the two exchanged New Year's greetings, with the Doctor telling Rose that she would have a "really great year". (TV: The End of Time)

After Rose left, the pain of regeneration overwhelmed the Doctor, and he collapsed in the middle of the Powell estate, (TV: The End of Time) his "state of grace" having ended. Ood Sigma then appeared and told him that the universe would "sing [him] to [his] sleep". Finding the strength to reach the TARDIS, the Doctor piloted it into spatio-temporal orbit around Earth, and regenerated into his next incarnation. Due to holding back his regeneration for as long as he could, the released energy caused massive damage to the TARDIS, causing it to fall out of orbit. (TV: The End of Time)

Later realised, this would be the creation of the Multiverse, and many parallel dimensions, including the one in which The Alternate Eleventh Doctor would reside. Focused initially on his new form, the Alternate Eleventh Doctor did not immediately realise the TARDIS was on fire and about to crash. (YT: The Tenth Doctor becomes the Alternate Eleventh Doctor)

Post-Mortem
Trying to pilot the crashing TARDIS towards London, as the TARDIs jumped time tracks, the Alternate Eleventh Doctor finally arrived in Chopwell, 2020. Once he arrived, the Doctor fell into a brief coma where he reminisced about his past adventures. After finally awakening, he made his way through Chopwell Forest from where the TARDIS crashed, and encountered Oliver Howell on a daily job through the forest. (YT: The Tenth Doctor becomes the Alternate Eleventh Doctor) They exchanged dialogue, as the Doctor almost knocks him over. Intern, the conversation developed. Oliver became curious and sympathetic towards the Alternate Eleventh Doctor, of whom he assumed was drunk, or an escaped mental patient. After a short conversation, the Alternate Eleventh Doctor fell into a coma state, and was taken back to Oliver Howell's home in Chopwell Village. (YT: Within the Light) Whilst the Doctor was unconscious, Oliver began discovering signs that the Doctor was indeed an alien from outer-space, though he dismissed this and concluded he was simply over-tired, and went to sleep.

Once morning arrived, the Doctor sprung into action, where he and Oliver had a odd conversation. The Doctor discovered he wasn't overly fond of tea, unless it was made a specific way, though he drank it anyway, assuming it would help his post-regenerative sickness. The conversation continued, for a while, in which the doctor discovered more about his saviour, Oliver Howell.

The Doctor discovered that he'd overshot London and further discovered the year in which he arrived.

Encountering the Time Catcher
As Oliver and the Doctor conversed, the Doctor sensed that there was a non-corporeal temporal entity within Oliver's home. An entity that lived outside of space and time. The Alternate Eleventh Doctor ordered the entity to appear, and it did, appearing in Oliver's old backroom.

With anger, the entity growled at him, but the Doctor remained unfazed. The Doctor scanned the creature, and was able to discover that the create was in fact a Time Catcher - though they're linked to time itself, acting as a form of "antibody" to cleanse infections in the time-stream. With this information in mind, the Doctor was able to deduce correctly that "In the event of a temporal paradox, they will be drawn to it and will sterilise the wound in time by devouring everything in sight"

Intern, the Doctor assumed that the entity was after him - this was half right. They did want his energy, but they wanted something more than just his regenerative energy. The Doctor assumed that the Time Catchers had deactivated his TARDIS, though the Time Catchers disputed this claim. The Doctor, assuming this was a lie, deduced that his only actions would be to run away. Later he would discover that the Time Catchers were telling the truth. (YT: Within the Light)

The Hunt
The Time Catchers attacked Oliver Howell and the Doctor, and together, they both escaped from the house, whilst being pursued. They arrived on the Chopwell greenfield, and intern, began walking towards the forest. The Doctor, knowing full well he'd meet the Time Catchers again, realised that he could draw the entities out into the open, whilst also keeping any other humans within the village of Chopwell, from harm, by encountering the Time Catchers in the forest.

Oliver Howell attacked the Doctor, demanding answers, in shock. Intern, the Doctor persuaded Oliver Howell, also showing the power of his rage, that he was who he claimed to be. Intern, he reawakened old memories, and discovered who he was. With Oliver's help, he wished to confront the Time Catchers before they consumed the Earth. (YT: Within the Light)

Search for the TARDIS
The Doctor realised that he would need to locate his TARDIS, and intern, he went off in search for his ship, with the aid of Oliver Howell. The Doctor explained to Oliver that they were looking for his spaceship, and Oliver counteracted with multiple questions. The Doctor later realised that the events that were taking place were all because of his previous regenerative process.

The Doctor claimed that his 'regeneration energy impact[ed] with the central console' which intern, 'could have triggered a ripple across time and space' and formed cracks in time.

He later deduced that that the Time Catchers were not after him. They did not care for his regeneration energy, they wanted something much more. He was just a part of events that had caused the Ripple, the centre of it all, and hence they were after him by conjunction. Now Oliver and the Doctor were both prime enemies.

The Stale Mate
Intern, they both began running back towards the Village of Chopwell. As they ran, they are then stopped by the Time Catcher. Although a clever lie, using his key, a piece of temporal engineering, meaning that it is connected to time itself, the Doctor was able to create a stale mate between himself and the Time Catcher, in order to have a equal distribution of information.

Due to this conversation, the Doctor was able to discover more about the Time Catcher's intentions. the Time Catchers explained more about who they are, and their true motives.

The doctor was able to confirm that, whilst they were in fact there for his "broken timeline" they also fed off paradoxes - another reason they wanted him. But, there was no way he was letting that happen.

The Time Catcher explained that whilst he was able to "evade the Reapers" once before, they had came in their place to capture him and fix the broken timeline. To Oliver's surprise, he discovered that the Time Catcher s "existed outside of space and time" and were "beyond" humanity,

The Doctor explained that they were corrupt, claiming "You’re supposed to repair broken time-zones by feasting upon the broken energy inside." and not eliminate lifeforms.

The Catchers complied to this knowledge stating "We have watched you grow old. We have been there since the dawn of time. Since before the Augur, the Oracle and the beginning of time itself. We waited for you. We waited for this moment! The Doctor.. Dead at our hands.. And his time energy, ours. You wont escape, timelord. Not this time"

This gave the doctor enough time to think of a plan of action. But, the Time Catcher s further explained that they were also after "a ripple. a crack in time. a breach. a tear in the skin of the universe." and "It [was] opening" and they had ran from it, out of fear.

The Prophecy Begins
This led the Doctor to question the crack, and they reacted by taking the mick out of him, and laughing at him. They then prophesied that "the universe [was] breached. The end [would] come." and "The universe [would] die." The Doctor appeared confused and questioned them on why they haven't been focusing on the crack, and why they're after him, instead.

The Time Catcher s claimed it was none of their concern, and that they didn't care for humanity. The planet would be consumed by the light the crack emits, and the planet would end. Due to living in time itself, they were safe from this light. The Doctor deduced that if this crack, or anymore cracks, were to open then they could feast on that energy for millennia.

They claimed that, due to how long they'd been looking over all worlds, that it was time for the universe to end. Intern, allowing them to finally feed forever. The Doctor denied them this, causing the Time Catchers to become hostile, and reveal that they'd worked out that the Doctor had been lying about his stale mate defence.

The Hunt Continues
The Doctor and Oliver Howell escaped from the Time Catcher. Where Oliver ran home, for his own safety, the Doctor continued distractingthe Time Catchers in hopes that it would give Oliver enough time to return home. The Doctor hid within the forest as the Time Catchers searched for him. Finally, the Doctor was able to escape, return to Oliver and reunite with his new ally, within the safety of Oliver's home.

When The Doctor returns to the house, Oliver is not there. Oliver is upstairs writing notes about the current events around them. The Doctor signals for Oliver's attention by shouting for him, and Oliver rushes downstairs to greet him. The Doctor then begins thinking of a plan to stop the Time Catcher that is following them, before more of them come.

Oliver is overwhelmed by these events and the Doctor tries to comfort him. After a while, Oliver finally realises how lucky he is and accept the events that are happening around him as truth. The Doctor begins scouring the house for new clothes to wear. Oliver points him towards some new clothes in a nearby cupboard and he begins looking for a new outfit. Eventually, he settles on a black leather jacket, black shirt, black jeans and grey boots.

Finally, by this point, the Doctor has a plan. He will save the world.

Protector of Earth
What the Doctor didn't realise was that Oliver was attacked by a Time Catcher. Oliver is able to fend the Time Catcher off for a short while, until finally, the Doctor arrives. The Catcher is after the Doctor, it want's him as he is tied to these events - he is the heart of it. When the Doctor turns up, Oliver is about to be consumed, but luckily, the Doctor is able to save him.

The Doctor takes the attention of the Time Catcher with ease, as it is after him. The Doctor questions the Time Catcher on it's whereabouts during all of the many paradoxes that have appeared since before. The Doctor finally agreed to give himself to the Time Catcher, until he reveals he is still within the first fifteen hours of his regenerative cycle. Finally, he is able to grab the hand of the Catcher, connecting two energy types from within the Time Vortex. He blasts the Time Catcher with a large amount of his excess regenerative energy, pouring his all of his memories, all his victories, his experiences into the soul of the Time Catcher, causing it immense pain.

Finally, he declared "I am the Doctor. Protector of Earth"

The Conclusion
Once the entity vanishes, the Doctor falls backwards. He then explains what just happened to Oliver, and together, they both rest. The Doctor and Oliver converse about all the recent, crazy, events, and the Doctor insults Oliver. Oliver finally learns to accept that the Doctor is an alien. The Doctor then heads off to look for his TARDIS. He heads into the forest, with Oliver, in search of his amazing time machine. But, upon finding the TARDIS, she does not appear to him, as she is struggling. Together they return to Oliver's home.

Encountering the Master
Once at the house, Oliver heads upstairs, where he makes more notes on previous events. With the Doctor downstairs, trying to create a plan on how to find and locate his TARDIS, now knowing she still exists, though maybe not for long. During this time, as Oliver writes upstairs and the Doctor is looking around the living room, The Doctor encounters the Master, unknowingly.

It is then that the Master and the Doctor converse. Oliver finally comes downstairs as the Doctor works out who he is speaking to; the Twenty Ninth incarnation of The Master. The Master uses the Architect's cane to send Oliver into a deep sleep, forcing him to enter a dream reality, within his mind, shared by the Doctor. The Doctor is then implemented into a deep sleep.

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Death
In his Second series, the Alternate Eleventh Doctor finally met his demise. The 29th Master devised a plan of his own, after his last encounter with the Alternate Eleventh Doctor, which would stake the lives of everyone on planet Earth against the Doctor and his friends, literally. The Alternate Eleventh Doctor had to choose between his own life, his friends or the Earth. With the Master having set up gravity satellites around the Sun, which he claimed had been there for at least fifty years, he explained how the Doctor would have to choose. These gravity satellites would expand the sun whenever he wished for it to be so. Either he would eliminate the Doctor right now and spare the Earth, or he'd end the lives of all on planet Earth and allow the Doctor to live knowing that he ended humanity through selfish acts.

Naturally, the Alternate Eleventh Doctor chose to spare the Earth, but the Master had other ideas; after shooting the Doctor with his laser screwdriver, and not being able to use his full-power of the laser screwdriver after Enzo-17 stopped him by shooting the Master in the back. With all that he had left, with the Doctor on his death bed, vouching for the Master's life as his final wish, claiming "I don't want to see more death as i die. There's been enough death in my life.." , Enzo allowed the Master to flee. The Master later forced the gravity satellites to expand the sun and roast the Earth.

After a short speech, the terrified Alternate Eleventh Doctor regenerated into his Twelfth incarnation, of whom, later realised the danger Earth was in and cleared up the mess his Alternate Eleventh incarnation had left for him by chasing the Master, taking his Gravity expansion device, destroying it and his screwdriver in the process, and intern, allowing Earth to continue. The newly regenerated Fourteenth Doctor watched as the Twenty-Ninth Master regenerated into his next incarnation and became the 30th Master, who vowed he'd hunt down the Doctor and kill his earlier incarnation, as a way of teaching the Doctor a lesson for what the Doctor had done to him, "You kept me, imprisoned me, as your pet. oh, doctor, i will destroy your timeline, beginning with your earlier incarnation".

Enzo implored the Doctor to stop the Thirtieth Master, but the Doctor claimed "he [I] already had[ve] that sorted" and later explained "If i had gone after him, then that'd cause a paradox. He went back in time, posing as the Architect.. but we dealt with that, didn't we? It lead us here" as well as this, he claimed the Master wouldn't remember their last encounter with him, where the Thirtieth Master teamed up with his prior incarnation, he wouldn't even remember meeting up with him, unless he discovered a way to retain his memories. This was simply due to the timelines being out of sync. This was the end of the Alternate Eleventh Doctor and the beginning of the Fourteenth Doctor, and intern, the Fourteenth Doctor was able to meet up with Oliver and begin a new adventure entirely..

Personality
This Doctor has a fierce determination, he is weary, introverted, egotistical, uncaring, tolerating, sharp, calculating, dismissive, rude, crude, blunt, boorish, disrespectful, direct, angered, overbearing, manipulative and consciously aware of his own intelligence.

He is incredibly short sighted when it comes to other's feelings, yet highly intuitive to other's emotions. He is warm at heart, funny and sarcastic. He has a careless attitude, unless it's towards his continued existence. When in a room, he is only respectful when everyone is obedient to him, claiming "I am the only authority that this room needs" and favouring to think in disbelief that individual freedom exists.

He would ignore anyone of actual authority, always wishing to be the one that gave the explanations. He confessed to Oliver Howell, on many occasions, that he tended to ignore everyone in the room until it was his time to talk.

He had a complete disregard for social niceties, yet he would fight to protect those in his care and would react with devastation if harm befell them. He would also regret the deaths of good people, especially if the survivors displayed an unpleasant attitude. However, he would keep his softer side hidden, preferring to be callous and even, at times, ignoring when someone was sad or happy. If they were, he'd make them feel terrible, so that he could have complete authority. He would neglect any care for names, or human optimism.

He was outwardly insulting, sarcastic and generally rude. Nonetheless, he tolerated the company of those who could engage him intellectually, and claimed to respect humanity only. He liked to get straight to the point, and was not an affectionate individual. He refused to make any form of social gestures, such as "hugging, holding hands, or even shaking hands and especially high-fives", any attempts to do so, would make him horrified.

Much like his seventh, war and twelfth incarnations, the Alternate Eleventh Doctor was heavily inclined to err toward a greater good and was willing to allow a few inevitable deaths if it meant saving the majority. Through this attitude, he acted like a pragmatist that would not hesitate to abandon someone whose fate was already sealed, nor mourn for an ally until his objective had been reached, claiming that "Mourning comes later; save the world, save the few"

However, the Doctor was still willing to save people if their deaths were not an immediate inevitability. He relied heavily on his companions to keep him from succumbing to his darker nature, and would never praise them when they did, in-case it made him appear weak.

He disliked it when anyone pointed out mistakes he made. He would leave a room if he felt he had nothing to contribute, as he would be "wasting his time".

He valued mortal lives, however brief they seemed to him, telling many that they would become his enemy if they even attempted to quicken those with mortal lives. He refused to listen to the opinions of others, in fear that it would cloud his judgement. He favoured the direct approach when he encountered an obstacle, and believed it was always best to assume and plan for the worst-case scenario.

He was willing to place his companions in danger if it meant appeasing his curiosity, often leaving them out of the details in his plans, or using them to distract attention away from himself. He was quick to remove guns or lethal weapons from situations, sometimes using physical force to do so.

He did not see himself as a "hero", merely someone who was just passing by. He had a strong dislike for military tactics.

While he disliked guns, he noted that it was foolish to disregard them when they were useful, and was willing to utilise one himself when he felt the need to, but would immediately discard it once it was no longer needed.

This Doctor disliked losing, but accepted it if there was no need for him anymore.

This Doctor had a major fondness for his prior incarnations, nine and twelve, though considered every other incarnation "just a little bit below me" yet remained happy that they were all part of his life, and upon meeting his Fourteenth Self, seemed fairly quick to pass him on and get rid of him. Though, he came to care for his fourteenth incarnation after they appeared on Gallifrey (ERAS: Dimension Shift, Part 3). On many occasions, he would claim that any other incarnation, other than himself, nine, twelve and sixteen, were "children's blind little puppies" in the eyes of himself, and were "an unkind after-taste" to himself.

Like his ninth, eleventh and Twelfth incarnations, the Doctor often used "hell" as an intensive, and spoke the name of "God" in vain. He was prone to boredom, much like the Master (Keith Chopping), and gets agitated if there is nothing for him to do. He has a hatred for peace and quiet.

He is manipulative, and often takes advantage of those that get in his way. On many occasions, he would use guilt and flattery to get others to his bidding. His sense of humour is dark and sarcastic. He mostly only ever gets amused by the stupidity of others in comparison to himself, calling people "thick" and even makes quips to the expense of those around him.

He has nearly no tact, a reason why many dislike him. Ignoring when he offends people, or when he is incredibly antagonistic of those around him. Yet, although, he has a cold-hearted rough exterior, he does progress to become kinder and far more caring. Furthermore, when he discovers of Oliver Howell's death and the deaths of his future incarnations, he appears grief-stricken, having claimed to not care for anyone other than his own incarnation.

This Doctor is most protective towards the people he is close to, however. Even though it often seems like he takes Oliver for granted, he is enraged when he finds that the Master killed Oliver over and over again, within a dream world, from which, he proceeds to punch the Master in the face and claiming to have "broken a finger that time".

The Doctor and Oliver, however, share a unique relationship. The Doctor cannot be considered a man with many friends; his attitude and cutting words often ward people away, but with Oliver Howell, he makes an effort.

The Doctor noted that, because of his prior incarnations dealings, he was shocked so badly by the regeneration, that he substantially changed in personality from the kind, outgoing, lively and genial demeanour that hid his underlying guilt of his spikey haired predecessor, to the cold, deductive and logical man that he was introduced as; this was due to his recurring guilt, his tiredness for continuation, and his self-doubt, and depressive nature.

Appearance
Much like the Ninth Doctor (Christopher Eccleston), in his early days, this version of the Doctor is comfortable in black clothing. Sporting a black leather jacket, but in this case, the black leather Faux jacket is vintage in style. Wearing this alongside a simple black short-sleeved shirt, modern black skinny jeans, and some simple black boots, with a white under-surface and brown inner lining.

In later appearances, he began sporting a long green coat, along with a grey tye-dye shirt, the same black jeans, and similar grey shoes with black laces. Alongside this approach, he began using a new Sonic Screwdriver, based on an "earlier design" with a new colour scheme - black and silver. This version of the Doctor found the old coat in an alley way within Newcastle itself.

Predecessor
The Tenth Doctor

Successor
The Alternate Twelfth Doctor