Winter for the Adept (audio story)

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Winter for the Adept

Key crew

Publisher:

Big Finish Productions

Writer:

Andrew Cartmel

Director:

Gary Russell

Producer:

Jason Haigh-Ellery and Gary Russell

Music:

Russell Stone

Sound:

Andy Hardwick @ ERS

Cover by:

Clayton Hickman

Release details

Release number:

Release date:

July 2000

Format:

4 Episodes on 2 CDs

Production code:

6C/B

ISBN:

ISBN 1-84435-072-X

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Winter for the Adept was the tenth story in Big Finish's monthly range. It was written by Andrew Cartmel and featured Peter Davison as the Fifth Doctor and Sarah Sutton as Nyssa.

It was the former script editor's first script for Big Finish Productions, and, as of 2017^[update], his only one for the Main Range. It was highly unusual for his work in the DWU because it featured the Fifth Doctor and Nyssa, rather than his usual team of the Seventh Doctor and Ace.

Another unusual aspect of this story was India Fisher, who enjoyed her first Big Finish role here, several months before originating her usual character of Charlotte Pollard.

Publisher's summary

When a teleportation experiment goes badly wrong, Nyssa finds herself stranded on the freezing slopes of the Swiss Alps in 1963. But is it mere coincidence that she finds shelter in a snowbound school, haunted by a malevolent poltergeist?

When the Doctor arrives, Nyssa and the other inhabitants of the school soon discover that the ghost is merely part of a darker, deeper and more deadly game involving rogue psi talents and something else... Something not of this Earth.

Plot

to be added

Cast

References

The Doctor

The Doctor tracks Nyssa using her biomorphic essence.
The Doctor says "Brave heart, Alison".

Psychic powers

Alison is telepathic.
Peril is telekinetic.

Foods and beverages

The Doctor brews tea that contains a mild sedative.
The Doctor eats a ham sandwich.
Nyssa is offered cognac, but refuses.

Species

The Spillagers are from another dimension.

Theories and concepts

Nyssa had never heard of poltergeists, William Blake or Walt Whitman.

Lee Sullivan BF 5 1 Winter for the Adept — Art by Lee Sullivan from DWM 293.

Notes

An illustrated preview for this story appeared in DWM 293, with art by Lee Sullivan.
This audio drama was recorded on 18 and 20 March 2000 at The Moat Studios.
Russell Stone's score was released on Music from the New Audio Adventures Volume 3, alongside the soundtracks for Red Dawn and The Holy Terror.

Cassettes and covers

Continuity

Nyssa mentions her recent visit to Alaska in 1964 and 1994 and the Permians (AUDIO: The Land of the Dead) as well as the Xeraphin. (TV: Time-Flight)

External links

Official Winter for the Adept page at bigfinish.com
Winter for the Adept at the Doctor Who Reference Guide
DisContinuity for Winter for the Adept at Tetrapyriarbus - The DisContinuity Guide

Big Finish Main Range

Fifth Doctor

	Adric, Nyssa, Tegan	The Star Men • The Contingency Club • Zaltys • Kingdom of Lies • Ghost Walk • Serpent in the Silver Mask

	Nyssa	The Land of the Dead • Winter for the Adept • The Mutant Phase • Primeval • Spare Parts • Creatures of Beauty • The Game • Circular Time (Spring • Summer • Autumn • Winter) • Renaissance of the Daleks • Return to the Web Planet • Castle of Fear • The Eternal Summer • Plague of the Daleks • The Demons of Red Lodge and Other Stories • (The Demons of Red Lodge • The Entropy Composition • Doing Time • Special Features) • 1001 Nights (1001 Nights, My Brother's Keeper, The Interplanetarian, Smuggling Tales) • 1963: Fanfare for the Common Men • Alien Heart • Dalek Soul

	Nyssa, Brewster	The Haunting of Thomas Brewster • The Boy That Time Forgot • Time Reef • A Perfect World

	Nyssa, Hannah	Moonflesh • Tomb Ship • Masquerade

	Nyssa, Tegan	The Waters of Amsterdam • Aquitaine • The Peterloo Massacre

	Nyssa, Tegan, Marc	Tartarus • Interstitial • Feast of Fear • Warzone • Conversion • Madquake

	Nyssa, Tegan, Turlough	Cobwebs • The Whispering Forest • The Cradle of the Snake • Heroes of Sontar • Kiss of Death • Rat Trap • The Emerald Tiger • The Jupiter Conjunction • The Butcher of Brisbane • Eldrad Must Die! • The Lady of Mercia • Prisoners of Fate • Mistfall • Equilibrium • The Entropy Plague

	Tegan, Turlough, Kamelion	Devil in the Mist • Black Thursday • Power Game • The Kamelion Empire

	Tegan, Leela	Time in Office

	Turlough	Phantasmagoria • Loups-Garoux • Singularity • The Memory Bank and Other Stories (The Memory Bank • The Last Fairy Tale • Repeat Offender • The Becoming) • The Blazing Hour • The End of the Beginning

	Peri	Red Dawn • Exotron • Urban Myths • Mission of the Viyrans

	Peri, Erimem	The Eye of the Scorpion • The Church and the Crown • Nekromanteia • The Axis of Insanity • The Roof of the World • Three's a Crowd • The Council of Nicaea • The Kingmaker • Son of the Dragon • The Mind's Eye • The Bride of Peladon

	Amy	The Judgement of Isskar • The Destroyer of Delights • The Chaos Pool

	Solo travels	The Sirens of Time • Omega • The Gathering • The Four Doctors • The Burning Prince • The Secret History • And You Will Obey Me • The Helliax Rift • Time Apart (Ghost Station • The Bridge Master • What Lurks Down Under • The Dancing Plague) • Thin Time • Shadow of the Daleks 1 (Aimed at the Body • Lightspeed • The Bookshop at the End of the World • Interlude) • Shadow of the Daleks 2 (Echo Chamber • Towards Zero • Castle Hydra • Effect and Cause)

Sixth Doctor

	Peri	Whispers of Terror • ...ish • Cryptobiosis • The Reaping • Year of the Pig • Recorded Time and Other Stories (Recorded Time • A Most Excellent Match • Question Marks • Paradoxicide) • 1963: The Space Race • Breaking Bubbles and Other Stories (Breaking Bubbles • Of Chaos Time The • An Eye For Murder • The Curious Incident of the Doctor in the Night-Time) • The Widow's Assassin • Masters of Earth • The Rani Elite • Memories of a Tyrant • Emissary of the Daleks • Harry Houdini's War • Plight of the Pimpernel

	Evelyn	The Marian Conspiracy • The Spectre of Lanyon Moor • The Apocalypse Element • Bloodtide • Project: Twilight • The Sandman • Jubilee • Doctor Who and the Pirates • Project: Lazarus • Arrangements for War • Medicinal Purposes • Pier Pressure • The Nowhere Place • 100 (100 BC • My Own Private Wolfgang • Bedtime Story • The 100 Days of the Doctor) • Assassin in the Limelight

	Evelyn, Brewster	The Crimes of Thomas Brewster • The Feast of Axos • Industrial Evolution

	Frobisher	The Holy Terror • The Maltese Penguin

	Charley	The Condemned • The Doomwood Curse • Brotherhood of the Daleks • Return of the Krotons • The Raincloud Man • Patient Zero • Paper Cuts • Blue Forgotten Planet

	"Jamie"	City of Spires • The Wreck of the Titan • Legend of the Cybermen

	Flip	The Curse of Davros • The Fourth Wall • Wirrn Isle • Antidote to Oblivion • The Brood of Erys • Scavenger • Vortex Ice • Cortex Fire

	Constance	Criss-Cross • Planet of the Rani • Shield of the Jötunn • Order of the Daleks • Absolute Power • Colony of Fear • The End of the Beginning

	Constance, Flip	Quicksilver • The Behemoth • The Middle • Static • Cry of the Vultriss • Scorched Earth • The Lovecraft Invasion

	Mel	The One Doctor • The Juggernauts • Catch-1782 • Thicker Than Water • The Wishing Beast • The Vanity Box • The Wrong Doctors • Spaceport Fear • The Seeds of War

	Solo travels	The Sirens of Time • Davros • The Wormery • Her Final Flight • I.D. • Urgent Calls • The Four Doctors • The Acheron Pulse • Trial of the Valeyard • Last of the Cybermen • Vampire of the Mind • The Lure of the Nomad • Iron Bright • Hour of the Cybermen • The Hunting Ground

Seventh Doctor

	Mel	The Fires of Vulcan • Bang-Bang-a-Boom! • Flip-Flop • Unregenerate! • Red • We Are The Daleks • The Warehouse • Terror of the Sontarans

	Ace	The Fearmonger • The Genocide Machine • Dust Breeding • Colditz • The Rapture • 1963: The Assassination Games • You Are the Doctor and Other Stories (You Are the Doctor • Come Die With Me • The Grand Betelgeuse Hotel • Dead to the World) • The Grey Man of the Mountain

	Ace, Hex	The Harvest • Dreamtime • LIVE 34 • Night Thoughts • The Settling • No Man's Land • Nocturne • The Dark Husband • Forty-Five (False Gods • Order of Simplicity • Casualties of War • The Word Lord) • The Magic Mousetrap • Enemy of the Daleks • The Angel of Scutari • Project: Destiny • A Death in the Family • Lurkers at Sunlight's Edge • Protect and Survive • Revenge of the Swarm • Mask of Tragedy • Shadow Planet • World Apart • Muse of Fire • The Flying Dutchman • Displaced

	Ace, Benny	The Shadow of the Scourge • The Dark Flame

	Sally	House of Blue Fire

	Ace, Hex, Lysandra, Sally	Black and White • Gods and Monsters

	Ace, Hex, Sally	Afterlife • Signs and Wonders

	Ace, Mel	A Life of Crime • Fiesta of the Damned • Maker of Demons • The High Price of Parking • The Blood Furnace • The Silurian Candidate • Red Planets • The Dispossessed • The Quantum Possibility Engine

	Mags	The Monsters of Gokroth • The Moons of Vulpana • An Alien Werewolf in London

	Klein	A Thousand Tiny Wings • Klein's Story • Survival of the Fittest • The Architects of History • Warlock's Cross

	Klein, Will	Persuasion • Starlight Robbery • Daleks Among Us

	Jo	The Defectors

	Solo travels	The Sirens of Time • Project: Lazarus • Master • Return of the Daleks • Valhalla • Frozen Time • Death Collectors • Spider's Shadow • Kingdom of Silver • Keepsake • The Four Doctors • Robophobia • The Doomsday Quatrain • The Shadow Heart • The Two Masters • Dark Universe • The Psychic Circus • Subterfuge • The End of the Beginning

Eighth Doctor

	Mary Shelley	Mary's Story • The Silver Turk • The Witch from the Well • Army of Death

	Charley	Storm Warning • Sword of Orion • The Stones of Venice • Minuet in Hell • Invaders from Mars • The Chimes of Midnight • Seasons of Fear • Embrace the Darkness • The Time of the Daleks • Neverland • Zagreus • Scherzo • The Girl Who Never Was• The End of the Beginning

	Charley, C'rizz	The Creed of the Kromon • The Natural History of Fear • The Twilight Kingdom • Faith Stealer • The Last • Caerdroia • The Next Life • Terror Firma • Scaredy Cat • Other Lives • Time Works • Something Inside • Memory Lane • Absolution

	Solo & other travels	The Company of Friends (Benny's Story • Fitz's Story • Izzy's Story) • An Earthly Child • The Four Doctors

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-'''''{{StoryTitle}}''''' was former [[script editor]] [[Andrew Cartmel]]'s first script for [[Big Finish Productions]], and, {{as of|2016|lc=y}}, his only one for the [[Big Finish Doctor Who audio stories|main monthly range]]. It was highly unusual for his work in the [[DWU]] because it featured the [[Fifth Doctor]] and [[Nyssa]], rather than his usual team of the [[Seventh Doctor]] and [[Ace]].
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 == Publisher's summary ==
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 == Plot ==
+''to be added''
-December 1963: A girl named Alison Speers writes in her diary.  She and her roommate Peril Bellamy are students at an isolated finishing school in the Swiss Alps, and they are snowed in for the holidays, having missed their chance to go home.  They are accompanied by the headmistress, an odd character named Miss Tremayne, and also by her assistant, Mademoiselle Maupassant.  And Peril is planning an escape—literally, by climbing down the roof to meet her lover, one Lieutenant Peter Sandoz of the mountain patrol, and elope with him.
-Sandoz has already been sent by his superiors to check on the school and the girls, but en route, he meets someone: Nyssa of Traken, who has just found herself teleported from the warm TARDIS to the cold mountainside.  He takes her along to the school.  Arriving, they find bigger problems:  Ghostly happenings are occurring, and Peril and Alison are out in the storm.  Sandoz leaves to find them.  As strange occurrences begin to happen, he brings them back, and announces his plans to elope with Peril; this sends Miss Tremayne into a fury of somewhat-religious rage.  However, more happenings—involving moving furniture and a smashed mirror—force them to retreat to the attic…where the TARDIS appears.  The shock makes Miss Tremayne faint.
-The Doctor regroups with everyone, and apologises to Nyssa; her unexpected teleportation was a side effect of an experiment in, as he calls it, “Spillage detection”.  However, her story catches his attention, and he reveals—to her chagrin—that the school appears to be genuinely haunted.
-While preparing to investigate, the Doctor works with the rather surly Sandoz to repair the school’s broken radio, allowing help to be summoned.  As soon as he leaves the room, however, someone smashes the radio to bits.  The Doctor then gathers his spillage-detection equipment from the TARDIS, though he keeps his plan mostly to himself.  He begins to run experiments in the chapel; while there, he notes a picture on the wall of one Harding Wellman, a mountaineer who died in an avalanche; the picture is not the source of the psychic residue.  He gives Peril some special tea to brew; and suddenly there is another psychic attack.
-Nyssa is nearly killed, but the Doctor saves her.  He finds no psychic residue in the area, however.  He explains that he suspects an extradimensional race called the Spillagers—not their name for themselves, but that by which the rest of the galaxy knows them—who may be trying to invade.  He withholds any other details about them.  He notices, though, that every manifestation is accompanied by certain out-of-place scents.  He gives Peril and Alison some of the tea to calm them, and they fall into a trance; the Doctor reveals that it contained a sedative.  While they are entranced, he implants a hypnotic suggestion that will make them fall asleep at his command, so that he need not use the tea again.  Peril, under hypnosis, admits that she is an Adept, as her grandmother called it; the female line of her family has often manifested psychic abilities, sometimes being mistaken for witches.  She has this power as well, in the form of telekinesis.  However, she is not solely to blame; the Doctor realises that Alison is also an Adept of sorts, possessing telepathy rather than telekinesis.  Both are involved in the disturbances, with Alison triggering Peril—but what is triggering Alison, who is also unaware of her role?
-Unfortunately, Miss Tremayne has overheard, and in her religious frenzy, she determines to kill Peril and Alison as witches.  She confronts them in the kitchen, but is shot and killed by Sandoz as she tries to attack.  The disturbances continue, and the Doctor opts to get to the bottom of it the old-fashioned way:  with a séance.
-Sandoz and Maupassant both decline to participate, for various reasons.  The Doctor, Nyssa, Alison, and Peril conduct the séance, and to their surprise, they summon the spirit of Harding Wellman.  The Doctor suggests that it isn’t actually him; it may be an energy being that has absorbed his memories and identity, making the idea a bit more palatable to Nyssa.  Wellman discusses his death, and events thereafter; he also reveals that he had epilepsy.  The Doctor puts it all together:  It is a feedback loop, in which Wellman’s presence produces a scent of flowers, which triggers migraines in Alison; her powers then trigger Peril’s telekinesis, which activates Wellman’s epilepsy, which then produces outbursts of telekinetic power.  Without all three of them, there are no disturbances, as the Doctor demonstrates by putting the girls to sleep.
-Still, this is not all that is happening.  The Doctor and Nyssa return to the TARDIS for better equipment.  He tells her that there are still the Spillagers to deal with.  His equipment, he theorises, had homed in on Spillager activity here; the teleportation sent Nyssa there, forcing the Doctor to follow, and therefore deal with it.  The Spillagers are a hostile race that want to invade from another dimension; they were attracted here by the psychic activity, and now want to use the feedback loop to open a gateway through which they can bring their fleet.  In fact, they have an advance scout in the school already, to open the gate.
-The Doctor thinks it is Miss Tremayne—but he scans her body, and finds he is wrong.  Instead, it is Maupassant.  She reveals herself, and states she chose the students for the purpose of creating the feedback loop.  She attacks, but the Doctor forces the trio to create a psychic disturbance, which then crushes the Spillager to death.
-With her dead, they can now strike back by closing the gateway.  The Doctor, Sandoz, and Peril carry the body out into the snow; it will decompose quickly.  However, Sandoz pulls a gun on the Doctor, and reveals that he is a second scout—and the gateway is already open.  He has been siphoning off waste energy from the disturbances to slowly open it.  He contacts the Spillagers and tells them to come through.  Peril is furious—Sandoz, the real Sandoz, was her lover, after all—and prepares to start a disturbance to kill him; but he shoots her.  His shot causes an avalance, however, and he is buried and killed.
-The Doctor uses a special poultice from the TARDIS to save Peril, but she is too weak for the séance which will close the gate; so he makes Nyssa, with her own rudimentary psychic ability, stand in.  The Spillager fleet, halfway through the gate, is crushed and destroyed by its closure.
-With the crisis averted, the Doctor and Nyssa use the TARDIS to take Peril and Alison to their family homes, giving Alison a final diary entry.
 == Cast ==
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 == References ==
+=== The Doctor ===
 * The Doctor tracks Nyssa using her [[biomorphic essence]].
+* The Doctor says "Brave heart, Alison".
 === Psychic powers ===
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 === Species ===
-* Nyssa mentions the [[Permian]]s ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Land of the Dead]]'') and the [[Xeraphin]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[Time-Flight]]'')
 * The [[Spillager]]s are from another [[dimension]].
 === Theories and concepts ===
+* Nyssa had never heard of [[poltergeist]]s, [[William Blake]] or [[Walt Whitman]].
-* Harding Wellman is a dead person whose spiritual remains were animated by energy, manifesting similar to a [[ghost]].
 [[File:Lee Sullivan BF 5 1 Winter for the Adept.JPG|thumb|Art by [[Lee Sullivan]] from [[DWM 293]].]]
 == Notes ==
 * An illustrated preview for this story appeared in [[DWM 293]], with art by [[Lee Sullivan]].
-* This audio drama was recorded on [[18 March (production)|18]] and [[20 March (production)|20 March]] 2000 at [[The Moat Studios]].
+* This audio drama was recorded on [[18 March (production)|18]] and [[20 March (production)|20 March]] [[2000 (production)|2000]] at [[The Moat Studios]].
-* [[Russell Stone]]'s score was released on ''[[Music from the New Audio Adventures - Volume 3 (soundtrack)|Music from the New Audio Adventures Volume 3]]'', alongside the soundtracks for''[[Red Dawn (audio story)|Red Dawn]] ''and ''[[The Holy Terror (audio story)|The Holy Terror]].''
+* [[Russell Stone]]'s score was released on ''[[Music from the New Audio Adventures - Volume 3 (soundtrack)|Music from the New Audio Adventures Volume 3]]'', alongside the soundtracks for ''[[Red Dawn (audio story)|Red Dawn]] ''and ''[[The Holy Terror (audio story)|The Holy Terror]]''.
-=== Cassette & revised covers ===
+=== Cassettes and covers ===
 <gallery position="center" captionalign="center" hideaddbutton="true">
 File:Winter for the Adept cassette front.jpg|Cassette release front
 File:Winter for the Adept cassette back.jpg|Cassette release back
-File:Audiogo winter for the adept.jpg|Revised cover art
+File:Winter for the Adept.jpg|Original CD cover art
+File:Audiogo winter for the adept.jpg|Revised CD cover art
 </gallery>
 == Continuity ==
-* Nyssa mentions her recent visit to [[Alaska (state)|Alaska]] in [[1964]] and [[1994]] and the [[Permian]]s ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Land of the Dead (audio story)|The Land of the Dead]]'') as well as the [[Xeraphin]] ([[TV]]: ''[[Time-Flight (TV story)|Time-Flight]]'').
+* Nyssa mentions her recent visit to [[Alaska (state)|Alaska]] in [[1964]] and [[1994]] and the [[Permian]]s ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Land of the Dead (audio story)|The Land of the Dead]]'') as well as the [[Xeraphin]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[Time-Flight (TV story)|Time-Flight]]'')
 == External links ==
-* {{bigfinish|releases/v/winter-for-the-adept-634|Winter for the Adept}}
+{{bigfinish|releases/v/winter-for-the-adept-634}}
 {{dwrefguide|who_bf10.htm|Winter for the Adept}}
 * {{tetrap|5/winter.html|Winter for the Adept}}
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-[[Category:Doctor Who monthly audio stories]]
-[[Category:2000 audio stories]]
 [[Category:Stories set in 1963]]
 [[Category:Stories set in Switzerland]]
-[[Category:Pseudo-historical stories]]
 [[Category:Audio stories that use Delia Derbyshire's 2nd theme]]
+[[Category:Fifth Doctor Main Range audio stories]]
+[[Category:2000 Main Range audio stories]]

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