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'''Cardenio''' was a play by [[William Shakespeare]] and [[John Fletcher]], believed lost in the [[20th century]]. | {{retitle|''{{PAGENAME}}''}} | ||
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'''''Cardenio''''' was a play by [[William Shakespeare]] and [[John Fletcher]], believed lost in the [[20th century]]. | |||
Cardenio was one of Shakespeare's more obscure plays. The last known copy was owned by [[Thomas Sheridan]]. In [[1765]], [[Jack Harkness]] stole the copy from Thomas. He hid it in a locker at [[King's Cross]], just in case he needed it. After he was trapped in the past and started working for [[Torchwood Three]], he tried to sell it to [[Hugo Faulkner]] in [[1967]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Trace Memory]]'') | Cardenio was one of Shakespeare's more obscure plays. The last known copy was owned by [[Thomas Sheridan]]. In [[1765]], [[Jack Harkness]] stole the copy from Thomas. He hid it in a locker at [[King's Cross]], just in case he needed it. After he was trapped in the past and started working for [[Torchwood Three]], he tried to sell it to [[Hugo Faulkner]] in [[1967]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Trace Memory (novel)|Trace Memory]]'') | ||
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Revision as of 00:07, 18 March 2023
Cardenio was a play by William Shakespeare and John Fletcher, believed lost in the 20th century.
Cardenio was one of Shakespeare's more obscure plays. The last known copy was owned by Thomas Sheridan. In 1765, Jack Harkness stole the copy from Thomas. He hid it in a locker at King's Cross, just in case he needed it. After he was trapped in the past and started working for Torchwood Three, he tried to sell it to Hugo Faulkner in 1967. (PROSE: Trace Memory)
