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On [[Wednesday]] 27 March [[1963]], after the [[26 March|last night]]'s [[snow]]fall, [[Susan Foreman]] made a [[snowman]] with [[Gillian Roberts]] and [[John Brent]], in the [[Coal Hill playground]]. Gillian hoisted up a Year One student named [[Sadie Lederer]] to let her make the face. | On [[Wednesday]] 27 March [[1963]], after the [[26 March|last night]]'s [[snow]]fall, [[Susan Foreman]] made a [[snowman]] with [[Gillian Roberts]] and [[John Brent]], in the [[Coal Hill playground]]. Gillian hoisted up a Year One student named [[Sadie Lederer]] to let her make the face. | ||
Later, when the afternoon register was called, Susan accidentally called her [[geography]] [[teacher]] "Ghastly" — the students' nickname for him — instead of Mr [[Grange]]. She was forced to write, "I will show respect at all times for the teachers of [[Coal Hill School|Coal Hill Secondary Modern School]]" 150 times. She instead started a [[diary]] to avoid this task, but eventually got around to it. | Later, when the afternoon register was called, Susan accidentally called her [[geography]] [[teacher]] "Ghastly" — the students' nickname for him — instead of Mr [[Grange]]. She was forced to write, "I will show respect at all times for the teachers of [[Coal Hill School|Coal Hill Secondary Modern School]]" 150 times. She instead started a [[diary]] to avoid this task, but eventually got around to it. However, she lost [[Counting|count]] and ended up doing 153 lines. She figured she would probably get punished for the three extras [[28 March|the next day]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Time and Relative (novel)|Time and Relative]]'') | ||
== Behind the scenes == | == Behind the scenes == | ||
While not stated in [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Clocks Go Forward (short story)|The Clocks Go Forward]]'', it is implicitly set in the week prior to 27 March [[2005]], given the [[Daylight savings|upcoming shift]] to [[British Summertime]]. | While not stated in [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Clocks Go Forward (short story)|The Clocks Go Forward]]'', it is implicitly set in the week prior to 27 March [[2005]], given the [[Daylight savings|upcoming shift]] to [[British Summertime]]. | ||
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On 27 March, Chelonians made the annual migration back to their homeworld to lay their eggs. (PROSE: Time Traveller's Diary)
On Wednesday 27 March 1963, after the last night's snowfall, Susan Foreman made a snowman with Gillian Roberts and John Brent, in the Coal Hill playground. Gillian hoisted up a Year One student named Sadie Lederer to let her make the face.
Later, when the afternoon register was called, Susan accidentally called her geography teacher "Ghastly" — the students' nickname for him — instead of Mr Grange. She was forced to write, "I will show respect at all times for the teachers of Coal Hill Secondary Modern School" 150 times. She instead started a diary to avoid this task, but eventually got around to it. However, she lost count and ended up doing 153 lines. She figured she would probably get punished for the three extras the next day. (PROSE: Time and Relative)
Behind the scenes
While not stated in PROSE: The Clocks Go Forward, it is implicitly set in the week prior to 27 March 2005, given the upcoming shift to British Summertime.
