Tardis

New to Doctor Who or returning after a break? Check out our guides designed to help you find your way!

READ MORE

Tardis
Advertisement
Tardis
RealWorld

Iris at the V&A was the eleventh story in the anthology Iris: Fifteen. It was written by George Mann.

Summary[]

An exhibition is held at the V&A to celebrate the life and times of Iris Wildthyme.

Characters[]

[nb 1]

Worldbuilding[]

  • One of the pictures of Iris is taken in the Crab Nebula, circa 2399, against the aftermath of the explosion of the Bathory outpost.
  • The picture of Iris on the battlements of space fortress Calixes circa 5614 is written in Caprillian blood on dried Scorl hide. It was taken on the eve of the last night of the Caprillan-Scarlofen war.
    • The end of the Caprillan-Scarlofen War and the millennia of peace that followed were brought about by Iris knocking the leaders' heads together and telling them off.

Notes[]

to be added

Continuity[]

Footnotes[]

  1. As whether somebody is mentioned or actually appears in this story is somewhat ambiguous, this list includes those who were only mentioned
Advertisement