"No, our stasers were set to transmat, just like the Doctor's": In Fugitive of the Judoon the reactions of the other characters, including of the shooters and of the victims and of the rainbow Doctor, to Gat shooting Lee and to the fugitive Doctor shooting Gat are very much reactions of people believing the shooting victims to be disintegrated. But I decided that for Hero of Three Faces continuity Lee had to have survived for the sake of the reveal in the next, final panel of this comic strip. Originally I drew this panel with another Time Lord than Gat expositing to Lee, leaving Gat dead at least by implication. But, like the rainbow Doctor, I don't like to think that the fugitive Doctor would've disintegrated Gat instead of finding a nonlethal way to escape her. Having rescued Lee I'd already had three of four of the Doctor's Division team survive into post-Division continuity, so why not all? Then, having spared Gat, I later found a way to treat her in another cartoon the way I'm treating Lee in this one.

Gat's sentence about serving the Time Lords is to say that Lee was the child who pushed the timeless child off the cliff; the questioning of whether it was an accident is to say that Lee had resentments against the timeless child even before her ability to regenerate was discovered, resentments that Gat - perhaps all the Time Lords - were aware of.