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'''Ernestina Stott''' was a professional dancer, also known as '''the Nutcracker'''. The [[Fourth Doctor]] first met her when inside [[Wibbsey|Mrs Wibbsey's]] [[Cromer Palace of Curios]]. Using a wooden chair, she smashed the casing of some dancing shoes and stole them for her performance. | {{Infobox Individual | ||
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|first = The Dead Shoes (audio story) | |||
|appearances = [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Sepulchre (audio story)|Sepulchre]]'' | |||
|voice actor = Clare Corbett | |||
|other voice actor = [[Carole Boyd]] | |||
|grandchild = Percy Noggins}}'''Ernestina Stott''' was a professional [[dancer]], also known as '''the Nutcracker'''. The [[Fourth Doctor]] first met her when inside [[Wibbsey|Mrs Wibbsey's]] [[Cromer Palace of Curios]]. Using a wooden chair, she smashed the casing of some dancing shoes and stole them for her performance. | |||
This was the consequence of being stung by a [[Hornet]]. She was slowly becoming possessed by them. In one performance where the Doctor was present, she exited while dancing and headed for the pier where she was keen to jump into the waves. The Doctor managed to save her and persuaded her to give the shoes back to the curatress. | This was the consequence of being stung by a [[Hornet]]. She was slowly becoming possessed by them. In one performance where the Doctor was present, she exited while dancing and headed for the pier where she was keen to jump into the waves. The Doctor managed to save her and persuaded her to give the shoes back to the curatress. | ||
She complied, but was shocked to discover that Mrs Wibbsey was possessed by the insect and reduced both her and the Doctor to two inches tall. They were placed in the garden of a quaint [[Victorian]] doll house. Inside, they watched as [[Peg Doll]]s came to life before them and chased them through the house. With the help of the Doctor, they managed to escape through a window. | She complied, but was shocked to discover that Mrs Wibbsey was possessed by the insect and reduced both her and the Doctor to two inches tall. They were placed in the garden of a quaint [[Victorian]] doll house. Inside, they watched as [[Peg Doll]]s came to life before them and chased them through the house. With the help of the Doctor, they managed to escape through a window. | ||
Under the command of the Hornets, she was forced to put the shoes back on and was paraded down the streets, her mind being consumed by the Hornets as she was tortured into dancing. Using his scarf, the Doctor tripped her up, and Reverend [[Small]] removed the shoes from her feet. Her mind was never consumed. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Hornets' | Under the command of the Hornets, she was forced to put the shoes back on and was paraded down the streets, her mind being consumed by the Hornets as she was tortured into dancing. Using his scarf, the Doctor tripped her up, and [[Reverend]] [[Small (The Dead Shoes)|Small]] removed the shoes from her feet. Her mind was never consumed. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Dead Shoes (audio story)|The Dead Shoes]]'') | ||
The Doctor later discovered that Ernestina was still carrying the dormant Hornets inside her, who then made contact with her grandson, [[Percy Noggins]], the taxidermist who cooperated with the Hornets in their scheme to control stuffed animals. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[A Sting in the Tale (audio story)|A Sting in the Tale]]'') | |||
The Doctor later contacted Ernestina in [[2010]], asking her to do research about what happened to Cromer Palace of Curios after the events involving the Hornets. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Sepulchre (audio story)|Sepulchre]]'') | |||
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Latest revision as of 14:11, 9 March 2023
Ernestina Stott was a professional dancer, also known as the Nutcracker. The Fourth Doctor first met her when inside Mrs Wibbsey's Cromer Palace of Curios. Using a wooden chair, she smashed the casing of some dancing shoes and stole them for her performance.
This was the consequence of being stung by a Hornet. She was slowly becoming possessed by them. In one performance where the Doctor was present, she exited while dancing and headed for the pier where she was keen to jump into the waves. The Doctor managed to save her and persuaded her to give the shoes back to the curatress.
She complied, but was shocked to discover that Mrs Wibbsey was possessed by the insect and reduced both her and the Doctor to two inches tall. They were placed in the garden of a quaint Victorian doll house. Inside, they watched as Peg Dolls came to life before them and chased them through the house. With the help of the Doctor, they managed to escape through a window.
Under the command of the Hornets, she was forced to put the shoes back on and was paraded down the streets, her mind being consumed by the Hornets as she was tortured into dancing. Using his scarf, the Doctor tripped her up, and Reverend Small removed the shoes from her feet. Her mind was never consumed. (AUDIO: The Dead Shoes)
The Doctor later discovered that Ernestina was still carrying the dormant Hornets inside her, who then made contact with her grandson, Percy Noggins, the taxidermist who cooperated with the Hornets in their scheme to control stuffed animals. (AUDIO: A Sting in the Tale)
The Doctor later contacted Ernestina in 2010, asking her to do research about what happened to Cromer Palace of Curios after the events involving the Hornets. (AUDIO: Sepulchre)
