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{{color|#E0B0FF}}'''Mauve''' was a colour that was nearly universally a sign of danger. |
{{color|#E0B0FF}}'''Mauve''' was a colour that was nearly universally a sign of danger. |
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| − | The [[mauve alert]] was a common distress signal. [[Human]]s used [[red alert]] |
+ | The [[mauve alert]] was a common distress signal. [[Human]]s used [[red]] [[red alert|alerts]] instead, which led to some confusion. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Empty Child (TV story)|The Empty Child]]'') |
| − | The [[xXltttxtolxtol]] pods that were sent through the [[Cardiff Space-Time Rift]] were marked with mauve, implying they were toxic. In truth, the xXltttxtolxtol just didn't want [[Torchwood Three]] to open them. ([[ |
+ | The [[xXltttxtolxtol]] pods that were sent through the [[Cardiff Space-Time Rift]] were marked with mauve, implying they were toxic. In truth, the xXltttxtolxtol just didn't want [[Torchwood Three]] to open them. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Risk Assessment (novel)|Risk Assessment]]'') |
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| + | When [[Charlotte Pollard]] described Chief Stewart [[Weeks]]' [[nose]] as being "redder than [[Vladimir Lenin|Mr Lenin]]'s [[pyjamas]]", the [[Eighth Doctor]] disputed they were [[red]]; he claimed that they were a "sort of mauve" when the Doctor took a [[train]] with Lenin from [[Switzerland]] to [[Petrograd]]. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Storm Warning (audio story)|Storm Warning]]'') |
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Revision as of 17:19, 3 April 2019
Mauve was a colour that was nearly universally a sign of danger.
The mauve alert was a common distress signal. Humans used red alerts instead, which led to some confusion. (TV: The Empty Child)
The xXltttxtolxtol pods that were sent through the Cardiff Space-Time Rift were marked with mauve, implying they were toxic. In truth, the xXltttxtolxtol just didn't want Torchwood Three to open them. (PROSE: Risk Assessment)
When Charlotte Pollard described Chief Stewart Weeks' nose as being "redder than Mr Lenin's pyjamas", the Eighth Doctor disputed they were red; he claimed that they were a "sort of mauve" when the Doctor took a train with Lenin from Switzerland to Petrograd. (AUDIO: Storm Warning)