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== Notes == |
== Notes == |
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+ | * The stories in ''Decalog 2'' have a common theme of homes owned or acquired by the Doctor. The home in this story is the house in Islington in which the Doctor and his companions are staying. |
== Continuity == |
== Continuity == |
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Revision as of 03:50, 23 September 2015
The Nine-Day Queen was the sixth story in the anthology Decalog 2: Lost Property. It was written by Matthew Jones. It featured the First Doctor, Ian Chesterton, and Barbara Wright.
Summary
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Characters
- First Doctor
- Barbara Wright
- Ian Chesterton
- Jane Grey
- Catherine Grey
- Anne Grey
- Duke of Northumberland
- Guilford Dudley
- Vrij
References
- An entity from the Time Vortex called the Vrij penetrates the TARDIS.
- The Vrij amplifies and feeds on arrogance and anger.
- In 1985, Barbara will write a GCSE textbook called Journeys Through History: A Sourcebook for GCSE for the Associated Exam Board with Ian Martin, in which Lady Jane Grey's brief reign is covered.
Notes
- The stories in Decalog 2 have a common theme of homes owned or acquired by the Doctor. The home in this story is the house in Islington in which the Doctor and his companions are staying.
Continuity
- Ian and Barbara recall their first meeting with the Doctor in 76 Totter's Lane. (TV: An Unearthly Child)
- Lady Jane Grey had previously been visited by another time traveller, Rani Chandra. (TV: Lost in Time)
