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|name = The All-Seeing Eye
 
|series= [[Big Finish Bernice Summerfield series]]
 
 
|main character = [[Bernice Summerfield]]
 
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|writer = [[Justin Richards]]
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|publication = ''[[A Life of Surprises]]''
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|release date = [[4 October (releases)|4 October]] [[2002 (releases)|2002]]
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}}'''''The All-Seeing Eye''''' was the eleventh story in the [[Bernice Summerfield]] anthology ''[[A Life of Surprises]]''. It was written by [[Justin Richards]].
 
 
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'''''The All-Seeing Eye''''' was the eleventh story in the [[Bernice Summerfield]] anthology ''[[A Life of Surprises]]''. It was written by [[Justin Richards]].
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== Summary ==
 
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Benny is excavating an old coaching inn with [[Stanislaw Galt]] and [[Cynthia Crackton]]. Benny and Cynthia see a strange [[Death (Timewyrm: Revelation)|woman]] who disappears when they approach her. Galt finds a scroll written in [[Latin]] and insists on translating. However, Benny and Cynthia later find him dead from no apparent cause. On his pillow is a hair, apparently from the woman they saw earlier. The scroll is missing, but they find it back in its original location.
Finally back on a real archaeological dig, Bernice Summerfield excavates an old Inn and discovers a parchment. But soon after one of her colleagues dies, then another. It seems that the document has a secret, will Benny find out before she follows in suit.
 
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Cynthia decides to translate the scroll, but Benny thinks the scroll is somehow to blame for Galt's death, and she decides to keep guard while Cynthia translates. However, Benny falls asleep, and when she wakes up, Cynthia is dead and the scroll is missing again.
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She once again finds the scroll in its original location, and reads Cynthia's translation. She then confronts the strange woman, who wrote the scroll. She came for Galt because he was "dead to the joy of life" and for Cynthia because she was tired.
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Benny tries to convince the woman (and herself) that she's not tired of life, and that she expects to find so much more "beauty and excitement and love" out of life. As she finishes speaking, she notices that the woman is gone.
   
 
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== References ==
 
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* Benny tries to read ''[[Archaeology Tomorrow]]'' to keep awake.
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The All-Seeing Eye was the eleventh story in the Bernice Summerfield anthology A Life of Surprises. It was written by Justin Richards.

Summary

Benny is excavating an old coaching inn with Stanislaw Galt and Cynthia Crackton. Benny and Cynthia see a strange woman who disappears when they approach her. Galt finds a scroll written in Latin and insists on translating. However, Benny and Cynthia later find him dead from no apparent cause. On his pillow is a hair, apparently from the woman they saw earlier. The scroll is missing, but they find it back in its original location.

Cynthia decides to translate the scroll, but Benny thinks the scroll is somehow to blame for Galt's death, and she decides to keep guard while Cynthia translates. However, Benny falls asleep, and when she wakes up, Cynthia is dead and the scroll is missing again.

She once again finds the scroll in its original location, and reads Cynthia's translation. She then confronts the strange woman, who wrote the scroll. She came for Galt because he was "dead to the joy of life" and for Cynthia because she was tired.

Benny tries to convince the woman (and herself) that she's not tired of life, and that she expects to find so much more "beauty and excitement and love" out of life. As she finishes speaking, she notices that the woman is gone.

Characters

References

Notes

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Continuity

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