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The '''Sibyl''' started a soothsaying cult, the [[Sibylline Sisterhood]], in [[Pompeii]]. She lay down the [[Sibylline Oracles]]. | The '''Sibyl''' started a soothsaying cult, the [[Sibylline Sisterhood]], in [[Pompeii]]. She lay down the [[Sibylline Oracles]]. | ||
It is unknown why the Sibyl started the cult or what she used it for, but the [[Tenth Doctor]] stated that she ran the cult less violently than when they tried conquering Earth with the Pyroviles in [[79]]. The Doctor described her as a "hell of a woman" and "could dance the | It is unknown why the Sibyl started the cult or what she used it for, but the [[Tenth Doctor]] stated that she ran the cult less violently than when they tried conquering Earth with the Pyroviles in [[79]]. The Doctor described her as a "hell of a woman" and "could dance the tarantella". She apparently also had "great teeth." He also was said to have had a brief relationship with Sibyl, but the Doctor thought that it wouldn't work, to which she replied "I know." ([[TV]]: ''[[The Fires of Pompeii (TV story)|The Fires of Pompeii]]'') | ||
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Revision as of 16:36, 10 August 2013
The Sibyl started a soothsaying cult, the Sibylline Sisterhood, in Pompeii. She lay down the Sibylline Oracles.
It is unknown why the Sibyl started the cult or what she used it for, but the Tenth Doctor stated that she ran the cult less violently than when they tried conquering Earth with the Pyroviles in 79. The Doctor described her as a "hell of a woman" and "could dance the tarantella". She apparently also had "great teeth." He also was said to have had a brief relationship with Sibyl, but the Doctor thought that it wouldn't work, to which she replied "I know." (TV: The Fires of Pompeii)
