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The '''Gamma Forests''' was a location inhabited by [[human]]s.
The '''Gamma Forests''' were a location inhabited by [[humanoid]]s.


== Culture ==
== Culture ==
The girls from the Gamma Forests were sometimes known as "Gamma Girls". It was "Heaven-neutral", referring to its neutral stance towards recruitment for [[the Church]]. The people there crafted handstitched cloth symbols of devotion called [[prayer leaf|"prayer leaves"]]. These were embroidered with the names of one's children in the native tongue of the people of the Gamma Forests, as a sign of belief that their child would always come home to them.
A girl from the Gamma Forests might be referred to as a "Gamma Girl". In the 52nd century, the Gamma Forests were "Heaven-neutral", referring to its neutral stance towards recruitment for [[the Church]]. The people there crafted hand-stitched cloth symbols of devotion called "[[prayer leaf|prayer leaves]]". These were embroidered with the names of one's child in the native tongue of the people of the Gamma Forests, as a sign of belief that the child would always come home.


A few facts were known of the Gamma Forests language. The word "[[doctor]]" was translated as "mighty warrior" (which had made them view the Doctor's past as a dark legend), while the only word for "pond" translated to "river", because a river was the only water in the forests. ([[DW]]: ''[[A Good Man Goes to War]]'')
A few facts were known of the Gamma Forests language. The word "[[doctor]]" meant "mighty [[warrior]]". According to [[River Song]], this was because of the history of [[the Doctor]]. Additionally, the language contained no words for bodies of water other than [[river]]s, because the only water in the forest was the river. ([[TV]]: ''[[A Good Man Goes to War (TV story)|A Good Man Goes to War]]'')


== History ==
== History ==
When [[Lorna Bucket]] was a child, she met the Doctor in the Gamma Forests. She recalled that he repeatedly told her to "run". She also claimed that the reason she enlisted in the Church was partly because the Doctor's short visit to the forests was the only thing that had ever happened there. Lorna later crafted a prayer leaf and gave it to [[Amy Pond]], who had recently been separated from her [[Melody Pond|newborn daughter]]. Later as Lorna died, the Doctor pretended to recall their adventure there, despite the fact he had not yet met Lorna in his own timeline. ([[DW]]: ''[[A Good Man Goes to War]]'')
The information known was related by or about one individual, [[Lorna Bucket]]. When she was a child, she met the Doctor in the Gamma Forests. She and her friend, [[Stefan (Lorna's Escape)|Stefan]], were nearly attacked by a [[Creature (Lorna's Escape)|creature]], whose ship crash landed over the forest. The [[Eleventh Doctor]] led it away from them and connected a shield to a cable. The shield released an "impossibly bright" light, which engulfed the creature, who disappeared. Afterwards, he quickly gathered his equipment and departed in [[The Doctor's TARDIS|the TARDIS]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Lorna's Escape (short story)|Lorna's Escape]]'')
 
Lorna claimed that the reason she enlisted in the Church was partly because the Doctor's visit to the forests was the only thing that had ever happened there. She wished to meet this "mighty warrior" again. Lorna later crafted a prayer leaf and gave it to [[Amy Pond]], who had recently been separated from her [[Melody Pond (Prequel to The Impossible Astronaut)|newborn daughter]]. After the [[Battle of Demons Run]], as Lorna died, the Eleventh Doctor told her that he remembered her and spoke of how they had run. ([[TV]]: ''[[A Good Man Goes to War (TV story)|A Good Man Goes to War]]'') He then turned to [[Vastra]] and asked, "Who was she?", revealing that he had been lying to comfort her.
 
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Latest revision as of 07:55, 22 November 2021

The Gamma Forests were a location inhabited by humanoids.

Culture[[edit] | [edit source]]

A girl from the Gamma Forests might be referred to as a "Gamma Girl". In the 52nd century, the Gamma Forests were "Heaven-neutral", referring to its neutral stance towards recruitment for the Church. The people there crafted hand-stitched cloth symbols of devotion called "prayer leaves". These were embroidered with the names of one's child in the native tongue of the people of the Gamma Forests, as a sign of belief that the child would always come home.

A few facts were known of the Gamma Forests language. The word "doctor" meant "mighty warrior". According to River Song, this was because of the history of the Doctor. Additionally, the language contained no words for bodies of water other than rivers, because the only water in the forest was the river. (TV: A Good Man Goes to War)

History[[edit] | [edit source]]

The information known was related by or about one individual, Lorna Bucket. When she was a child, she met the Doctor in the Gamma Forests. She and her friend, Stefan, were nearly attacked by a creature, whose ship crash landed over the forest. The Eleventh Doctor led it away from them and connected a shield to a cable. The shield released an "impossibly bright" light, which engulfed the creature, who disappeared. Afterwards, he quickly gathered his equipment and departed in the TARDIS. (PROSE: Lorna's Escape)

Lorna claimed that the reason she enlisted in the Church was partly because the Doctor's visit to the forests was the only thing that had ever happened there. She wished to meet this "mighty warrior" again. Lorna later crafted a prayer leaf and gave it to Amy Pond, who had recently been separated from her newborn daughter. After the Battle of Demons Run, as Lorna died, the Eleventh Doctor told her that he remembered her and spoke of how they had run. (TV: A Good Man Goes to War) He then turned to Vastra and asked, "Who was she?", revealing that he had been lying to comfort her.