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== Plot == |
== Plot == |
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+ | Early in young [[Dorothy McShane]]'s life (or Dotty, as she is called) a young boy named [[Chad Boyle]] picks up a brick on the playground and hits her in the head with it, killing her instantly. Some time later, now awaiting trial and remanded to his mother's care, he is spirited away by a man in a police box. Elsewhere (and probably elsewhen, though still in modern times), in the village of [[Cheldon Bonniface]], there is a [[Saul|church]]…and it's alive. Or rather, it's permanently inhabited by an energy being named Saul, who doesn't really even know his own origin. With the reverend [[Ernest Trelaw]], Saul is a force for good in his community, and suddenly, he is faced with an odd couple. [[Peter Hutchings]] is a mathematician of considerable skill; his wife [[Emily Hutchings|Emily]] is a scholar of music, and unknown to her, possesses a strong psychic ability. They cannot have children; and so Emily is stunned when, during a service, [[Seventh Doctor|the Doctor]] runs in and places [[Ishtar Hutchings|a baby]] in her hands, then runs back out. |
Ace is disturbed. The Doctor has been acting strange, leaving [[The Doctor's TARDIS|the TARDIS]] at night in random places, setting up future gambits, but something is not right about it. Now, they travel to Cheldon Bonniface, but in the Victorian era, where the Doctor is known. Ace is attacked by a child-sized astronaut, and runs away and finds herself on [[The Moon|the moon]]. The astronaut is revealed to be her childhood bully, Chad Boyle; he sends her mind away and places her body in the church, but Saul is not present in this time. Meanwhile the Doctor realises the entire village is a fake, and meets with an old adversary, [[Anthony Rupert Hemmings|Lieutenant Hemmings]] of the Freikorps (last seen in ''[[Timewyrm: Exodus (novel)|Timewyrm: Exodus]]'', boarding a TARDIS). Hemmings, controlled by the [[Timewyrm]], fails to capture the Doctor, who escapes in his TARDIS. The Timewyrm inhabits Boyle's body, and kills Hemmings, sending his mind to the same place as Ace's. |
Ace is disturbed. The Doctor has been acting strange, leaving [[The Doctor's TARDIS|the TARDIS]] at night in random places, setting up future gambits, but something is not right about it. Now, they travel to Cheldon Bonniface, but in the Victorian era, where the Doctor is known. Ace is attacked by a child-sized astronaut, and runs away and finds herself on [[The Moon|the moon]]. The astronaut is revealed to be her childhood bully, Chad Boyle; he sends her mind away and places her body in the church, but Saul is not present in this time. Meanwhile the Doctor realises the entire village is a fake, and meets with an old adversary, [[Anthony Rupert Hemmings|Lieutenant Hemmings]] of the Freikorps (last seen in ''[[Timewyrm: Exodus (novel)|Timewyrm: Exodus]]'', boarding a TARDIS). Hemmings, controlled by the [[Timewyrm]], fails to capture the Doctor, who escapes in his TARDIS. The Timewyrm inhabits Boyle's body, and kills Hemmings, sending his mind to the same place as Ace's. |