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''' | '''Imogen Kelly Quaye''', born [[3 February]] [[2024]], was a teenage girl of moderate-to-low intellectual capacity when she became part of an experiment—[[Project Golden Girl]]—to improve the capacity of the [[human]] [[brain]], on [[23 March]] [[2040]]. | ||
After her parents' death on [[20 December]] [[2036]] when she was twelve, Imogen moved in with her maternal aunt. Four years later, her aunt sold her to the [[Lashley Institute]] for 15 million [[euro]]s. | |||
As a result of the experiment, Imogen's brain capacity dramatically increased over the course of a month. Her memory improved, her ability to process information increased, she had no need of sleep, and, unknown to the researchers, she developed [[telepathic]] abilities. | As a result of the experiment, Imogen's brain capacity dramatically increased over the course of a month. Her memory improved, her ability to process information increased, she had no need of sleep, and, unknown to the researchers, she developed [[telepathic]] abilities. | ||
Imogen used her telepathic abilities to convince her aunt and the three researchers to commit [[suicide]]. Recognising herself as a [[murder]]er, she was ready to kill herself, but | Imogen used her telepathic abilities to convince her aunt and the three researchers to commit [[suicide]]. Recognising herself as a [[murder]]er, she was ready to kill herself, but [[The Doctor's TARDIS|the TARDIS]] dematerialised in her room. The [[Fifth Doctor]] explained that the TARDIS had recognised an intelligence comparable to its own and brought the Doctor here. He tried various arguments to talk Imogen out of suicide, but when he had almost convinced her, [[Donald Kelt]], head of the project, arrived. He promised that Imogen would not be punished, but wanted her to undergo more surgery. When she refused, he threatened her with incurable mental diseases. In anger, she killed him. | ||
The Doctor convinced Imogen that her aggression was gone. As he prepared to leave, he reminded her that humanity had still not cured several mental diseases. She decided to spend her life in search for cures. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Artificial Intelligence (short story)|Artificial Intelligence]]'') | The Doctor convinced Imogen that her aggression was gone. As he prepared to leave, he reminded her that humanity had still not cured several mental diseases. She decided to spend her life in search for cures. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Artificial Intelligence (short story)|Artificial Intelligence]]'') | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:37, 24 June 2020
Imogen Kelly Quaye, born 3 February 2024, was a teenage girl of moderate-to-low intellectual capacity when she became part of an experiment—Project Golden Girl—to improve the capacity of the human brain, on 23 March 2040.
After her parents' death on 20 December 2036 when she was twelve, Imogen moved in with her maternal aunt. Four years later, her aunt sold her to the Lashley Institute for 15 million euros.
As a result of the experiment, Imogen's brain capacity dramatically increased over the course of a month. Her memory improved, her ability to process information increased, she had no need of sleep, and, unknown to the researchers, she developed telepathic abilities.
Imogen used her telepathic abilities to convince her aunt and the three researchers to commit suicide. Recognising herself as a murderer, she was ready to kill herself, but the TARDIS dematerialised in her room. The Fifth Doctor explained that the TARDIS had recognised an intelligence comparable to its own and brought the Doctor here. He tried various arguments to talk Imogen out of suicide, but when he had almost convinced her, Donald Kelt, head of the project, arrived. He promised that Imogen would not be punished, but wanted her to undergo more surgery. When she refused, he threatened her with incurable mental diseases. In anger, she killed him.
The Doctor convinced Imogen that her aggression was gone. As he prepared to leave, he reminded her that humanity had still not cured several mental diseases. She decided to spend her life in search for cures. (PROSE: Artificial Intelligence)
