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:'''Another Time Lord:''' Yet, in another time on the [[planet]] [[Earth]] you welcomed aboard [[the TARDIS]] a young woman of [[France|French]] origin named [[Dodo Chaplet]] . . . Doesn't that strike you as odd?
:'''Another Time Lord:''' Yet, in another time on the [[planet]] [[Earth]] you welcomed aboard [[the TARDIS]] a young woman of [[France|French]] origin named [[Dodo Chaplet]] . . . Doesn't that strike you as odd?
:'''First Doctor''': No. Why should it? Chaplet is to Dubois in France as [[Smith]] is to [[Jones]] in [[England]]. All good common family names. I see no necessary connection.
:'''First Doctor''': No. Why should it? Chaplet is to Dubois in France as [[Smith]] is to [[Jones]] in [[England]]. All good common family names. I see no necessary connection.
::[[DWN]]: ''[[The Massacre (novelisation)|The Massacre]]''
::[[PROSE]]: ''[[The Massacre (novelisation)|The Massacre]]''
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Latest revision as of 23:11, 18 May 2013

Time Lord: Let us consider the issue of the Chaplet girl and her relatives.
First Doctor: I hardly knew her.
Time Lord: Yet you sent her and her family to Picardy. Why?
First Doctor: It was too dangerous for them to return to their home.
Time Lord: Did they reach their destination?
First Doctor: I haven't the foggiest notion.
Another Time Lord: Yet, in another time on the planet Earth you welcomed aboard the TARDIS a young woman of French origin named Dodo Chaplet . . . Doesn't that strike you as odd?
First Doctor: No. Why should it? Chaplet is to Dubois in France as Smith is to Jones in England. All good common family names. I see no necessary connection.
PROSE: The Massacre