Callback
→ Ian’s Fire as a Leadership Gambit
Callback
→ Doctor apologizes to Barbara
Callback
→ TARDIS Escape from the Tribe
Causal
→ Skulls ignite terror and escape
Causal
→ TARDIS Escape from the Tribe
Causal
→ Kal frames Za for murder to …
Causal
→ Fire-making as survival strategy
Causal
→ Za demands fire as proof of …
Causal
→ Fire as a diplomatic demonstration
Causal
→ Ian saves Barbara from electrocution
Character Continuity
→ Za interrogates Hur about the travelers
Character Continuity
→ Za interrogates Hur about the travelers
Character Continuity
→ Fire as a diplomatic demonstration
Character Continuity
→ Fire Proves Their Worth to Za
Character Continuity
→ Doctor accuses companions of sabotage
Character Continuity
→ Ian saves Barbara from electrocution
Escalation
→ Fire Proves Their Worth to Za
Escalation
→ Ian’s Fire as a Leadership Gambit
Escalation
→ Skulls ignite terror and escape
Escalation
→ Horg Challenges Za’s Leadership
Foreshadowing
→ Skulls ignite terror and escape
Thematic Parallel
→ Ian saves Barbara from electrocution
Thematic Parallel
→ Fire-making as survival strategy
Thematic Parallel
→ Stretcher and Stakes in the Forest
Thematic Parallel
→ Fire as a diplomatic demonstration
Thematic Parallel
→ Ian challenges Za’s fire monopoly
Callback
← Despair and hope divide the trapped …
Callback
← Doctor Accuses Barbara of Sabotage
Callback
← Ian challenges Doctor about TARDIS malfunction
Callback
← Doctor conceals TARDIS crisis from Susan
Callback
← Susan’s Paranoia and the Scanner Threat
Callback
← Compassion defies the Doctor’s cynicism
Callback
← TARDIS doors malfunction as Susan collapses
Character Continuity
← Susan’s Paranoia Escalates into Violence
Character Continuity
← Doctor Accuses Barbara of Sabotage
Character Continuity
← Doctor conceals TARDIS crisis from Susan
Character Continuity
← Susan’s violent breakdown and Barbara’s confrontation
Emotional Echo
← Despair and hope divide the trapped …
Emotional Echo
← Doctor’s physical decline forces Ian’s intervention
Thematic Parallel
← Susan’s Paranoia and the Scanner Threat