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** Can sense the Doctor's thoughts because of their complexity. | ** Can sense the Doctor's thoughts because of their complexity. | ||
** Impersonates Prince Philip and tells Queen Victoria to end the British Space Programme and to look to domestic concerns. | ** Impersonates Prince Philip and tells Queen Victoria to end the British Space Programme and to look to domestic concerns. | ||
*Captain [[Haliwell]] | |||
*Professor [[Boyes-Dennison]] | |||
*[[Emily Boyes-Dennison]] | |||
*Lieutenant [[Sinclair]] | |||
*[[Queen Victoria]] | |||
== References == | == References == | ||
Revision as of 06:33, 15 July 2012
Publisher's summary
The year is 1878. Three ships of the British Imperial Spacefleet have just set course for the moon.
The discovery of a mysterious diary, recalling a seemingly impossible journey, takes the Fifth Doctor and his companions back to a crucial moment in history -- and into certain danger. For the moon of 1878 is far from deserted.
Trapped in a crater teeming with hostile animal and plant life, the Doctor and Turlough must join the British explorers on a hazardous journey to battle for their freedom before the long lunar night descends. For, lurking in the shadows, are the Vrall -- cunning and utterly ruthless killers.
With the loss of one of their ships -- and their captain -- the British team become embroiled in a struggle to survive that tests duty and honour to their limits. Meanwhile, Turlough finds himself with Time in his hands and the Doctor must make a choice that will determine the future of an Empire -- and Earth itself.
Characters
- The Doctor
- Turlough
- Kamelion
- Is overwhelmed by the psychic feedback from all the wildlife on the Moon.
- Can sense the Doctor's thoughts because of their complexity.
- Impersonates Prince Philip and tells Queen Victoria to end the British Space Programme and to look to domestic concerns.
- Captain Haliwell
- Professor Boyes-Dennison
- Emily Boyes-Dennison
- Lieutenant Sinclair
- Queen Victoria
References
to be added
Notes
to be added
Continuity
to be added
Timeline
- Imperial Moon occurs after BFA: Singularity
- Imperial Moon occurs before ST: White Man's Burden
External links
- Imperial Moon at the Doctor Who Reference Guide
- The Discontinuity Guide to: Imperial Moon at The Whoniverse
