Board Thread:The Panopticon/@comment-4028641-20151101035254/@comment-24894325-20151118204451

Not necessarily. For most of The Zygon Who Fell to Earth (audio story), Haygoth was wearing the appearance of a musician Trevor. However, Trevor does not have his own page. To me it seems that the determining factor is whether a character (human or Zygon, we're not specieist) appears in the story itself. In the case of Trevor, only his comatose (?) body is present for the purposes of Haygoth's bodyprinting. Since he does not say or do anything, there is no page, even though there is a backstory that is important to the overall plot. Zygon Osgood does and says things, though not much, exactly as in the case of Billy mentioned above.