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'''Petra''' was a [[quantum physics]] [[student]] at [[St Luke's University]], where she was lectured by the [[Twelfth Doctor]]. She was also a member of the [[A/V club]]. | '''Petra''' was a [[quantum physics]] [[student]] at [[St Luke's University]], where she was lectured by the [[Twelfth Doctor]]. She was originally from [[Port Talbot]]. Petra was also a member of the [[A/V club]]. | ||
In [[2017]], she asked the Doctor do participate in her [[podcast]], ''[[People of St Luke's]]''. However, the two of them discovered a creature which lived between [[dimension]]s, which the Doctor released, not realising its destructive power. Petra died saving the university, and the Doctor paid tribute to her [[sacrifice]] in the [[The Monster at the End of This Podcast|unbroadcast podcast]]. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Dead Media (audio story)|Dead Media]]'') | In [[2017]], she asked the Doctor do participate in her [[podcast]], ''[[People of St Luke's]]''. However, the two of them discovered a creature which lived between [[dimension]]s, which the Doctor released, not realising its destructive power. Petra died saving the university, and the Doctor paid tribute to her [[sacrifice]] in the [[The Monster at the End of This Podcast|unbroadcast podcast]]. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Dead Media (audio story)|Dead Media]]'') | ||
Revision as of 02:07, 1 October 2019
- You may be looking for her alternate dimension counterpart.
Petra was a quantum physics student at St Luke's University, where she was lectured by the Twelfth Doctor. She was originally from Port Talbot. Petra was also a member of the A/V club.
In 2017, she asked the Doctor do participate in her podcast, People of St Luke's. However, the two of them discovered a creature which lived between dimensions, which the Doctor released, not realising its destructive power. Petra died saving the university, and the Doctor paid tribute to her sacrifice in the unbroadcast podcast. (AUDIO: Dead Media)
