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'''Joshua Adams''' was in [[Courtney Woods]]' year at [[Coal Hill School]]. He correctly noted, when [[Clara Oswald]] put the word on the [[whiteboard]], that [[tardigrade]] was a [[German language|German]] word.
'''Joshua Adams''' was in [[Courtney Woods]]' year at [[Coal Hill School]]. He asked [[Clara Oswald]] if they were doing [[German language|German]] when she wrote [[Tonnchenform]] on the whiteboard. She replied they were not, but congratulated him on knowing that that word was German.


In [[2013]], Clara took her class outdoors to learn about tardigrades. Once they got settled on the [[grass]], she instructed them to look up at the [[sky]] for ten seconds, then to shut their eyes, count to five, open them again and tell her what they see. She presumably went on to explain, as the [[Eleventh Doctor]] did to her, that the little things floating in their line of vision were tiny creatures, and they were everywhere. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Normality (short story)|Normality]]'')
In [[2013]], Clara took his class outdoors to learn about [[tardigrade]]s. Once they got settled on the [[grass]], she instructed them to look up at the [[sky]] for ten seconds, then to shut their eyes, count to five, open them again and tell her what they saw. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Normality (short story)|Normality]]'')
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Latest revision as of 01:39, 20 April 2017

Joshua Adams was in Courtney Woods' year at Coal Hill School. He asked Clara Oswald if they were doing German when she wrote Tonnchenform on the whiteboard. She replied they were not, but congratulated him on knowing that that word was German.

In 2013, Clara took his class outdoors to learn about tardigrades. Once they got settled on the grass, she instructed them to look up at the sky for ten seconds, then to shut their eyes, count to five, open them again and tell her what they saw. (PROSE: Normality)