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|enemy = [[Cyberleader (Sins of the Flesh)|Cyberleader]] | |enemy = [[Cyberleader (Sins of the Flesh)|Cyberleader]] | ||
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|writer = [[Alfie Shaw]] | |writer = [[Alfie Shaw]] | ||
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== Plot == | == Plot == | ||
Posing as an agent of the [[Central Investigations Bureau]], [[Eleventh Doctor|the Doctor]] meets with [[Robert McIntosh (Sins of the Flesh)|Robert McIntosh]] of the [[Rebirth Organisation]], a [[religion|religious]] group who are [[cyber-conversion|converting]] people into [[Cyberman|Cybermen]] to cure them of their [[sexuality]] and claim that the "redemption suits" will fall off over time. Robert introduces him to [[Alexander Kurz]], a Cyberman who is unfamiliar with the term and professes his devotion to the divine being [[Unica]], and the two of them explain that the group do not use [[cyber-conversion unit|conversion units]] nor do the converted lose their individuality. | Posing as an agent of the [[Central Investigations Bureau]] on [[Alma (Sins of the Flesh)|Alma]], [[Eleventh Doctor|the Doctor]] meets with [[Robert McIntosh (Sins of the Flesh)|Robert McIntosh]] of the [[Rebirth Organisation]], a [[religion|religious]] group who are [[cyber-conversion|converting]] people into [[Cyberman|Cybermen]] to cure them of their [[sexuality]] and claim that the "redemption suits" will fall off over time. Robert introduces him to [[Alexander Kurz]], a Cyberman who is unfamiliar with the term and professes his devotion to the divine being [[Unica]], and the two of them explain that the group do not use [[cyber-conversion unit|conversion units]] nor do the converted lose their individuality. | ||
[[Valarie Lockwood|Valarie]] joins as a patient and takes part in a group led by McIntosh's converted daughter, [[Carmen McIntosh|Carmen]], and speaks up against her [[homophobia]]. During the meeting, [[Harry (Sins of the Flesh)|Harry]] is inexplicably converted in what Alexander, who takes the Doctor to witness the event, describes as a [[miracle]] showing that Unica has forgiven him. [[Eleventh Doctor's sonic screwdriver|The Doctor's sonic screwdriver]], however, indicates that the supposed miracle was a show likely disguising a [[Teleportation|teleport]] and he tells Valarie that Harry and the other Cybermen are only pretending to have retained their personality. | [[Valarie Lockwood|Valarie]] joins as a patient and takes part in a group led by McIntosh's converted daughter, [[Carmen McIntosh|Carmen]], and speaks up against her [[homophobia]]. During the meeting, [[Harry (Sins of the Flesh)|Harry]] is inexplicably converted in what Alexander, who takes the Doctor to witness the event, describes as a [[miracle]] showing that Unica has forgiven him. [[Eleventh Doctor's sonic screwdriver|The Doctor's sonic screwdriver]], however, indicates that the supposed miracle was a show likely disguising a [[Teleportation|teleport]] and he tells Valarie that Harry and the other Cybermen are only pretending to have retained their personality. | ||
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== Continuity == | == Continuity == | ||
* The Doctor mentions having met early Cybermen on his travels, a reference to his meetings with them in stories including {{cs|The Tenth Planet (TV story)}}, {{cs|Spare Parts (audio story)}} and {{cs|The Silver Turk (audio story)}}. | * The Doctor mentions having met early Cybermen on his travels, a reference to his meetings with them in stories including {{cs|The Tenth Planet (TV story)}}, {{cs|Spare Parts (audio story)}} and {{cs|The Silver Turk (audio story)}}. | ||
* Valarie is clinging to the hope of an [[afterlife]] because of {{cs|All's Fair (audio story)}}, in which her future self died. | |||
* The Doctor discusses what happened to the Ponds, as occurred in [[TV]]: {{cs|The Angels Take Manhattan (TV story)}}, and losing [[Clara Oswald]], as occurred in [[TV]]: {{cs|The Snowmen (TV story)}}. | * The Doctor discusses what happened to the Ponds, as occurred in [[TV]]: {{cs|The Angels Take Manhattan (TV story)}}, and losing [[Clara Oswald]], as occurred in [[TV]]: {{cs|The Snowmen (TV story)}}. | ||
Revision as of 14:18, 4 January 2024
Sins of the Father was the third and final story in the audio anthology Everywhere and Anywhere, produced by Big Finish Productions. It was written by Alfie Shaw and featured Jacob Dudman as the Eleventh Doctor and Safiyya Ingar as Valarie Lockwood.
Publisher's summary
Is your child exhibiting sinful behaviour? Have they set themselves on the road of eternal damnation? Has everything you tried failed? Feel like you’re out of options?
Don't worry. We can help. Bring them to the Rebirth Organisation today. Bring them to be converted.
Plot
Posing as an agent of the Central Investigations Bureau on Alma, the Doctor meets with Robert McIntosh of the Rebirth Organisation, a religious group who are converting people into Cybermen to cure them of their sexuality and claim that the "redemption suits" will fall off over time. Robert introduces him to Alexander Kurz, a Cyberman who is unfamiliar with the term and professes his devotion to the divine being Unica, and the two of them explain that the group do not use conversion units nor do the converted lose their individuality.
Valarie joins as a patient and takes part in a group led by McIntosh's converted daughter, Carmen, and speaks up against her homophobia. During the meeting, Harry is inexplicably converted in what Alexander, who takes the Doctor to witness the event, describes as a miracle showing that Unica has forgiven him. The Doctor's sonic screwdriver, however, indicates that the supposed miracle was a show likely disguising a teleport and he tells Valarie that Harry and the other Cybermen are only pretending to have retained their personality.
to be completed
Cast
- The Doctor / Harry - Jacob Dudman
- Valarie Lockwood - Safiyya Ingar
- Carmen - Maddison Bulleyment
- McIntosh - Sean Connolly
- Lilly - Alexandra D'Sa
- Jason - Brad Shaw
- Cyberleader / The Cybermen - Nicholas Briggs
Worldbuilding
- Alexander Kurz is a Cyberman.
- Lilly wants to study at Atherton University.
- Lilly and Irene both applied to Kingsmarch Uni.
- Lilly and Irene once kissed.
- Harry is a patient.
- Valarie studied the Cybermen at university.
Notes
to be added
Continuity
- The Doctor mentions having met early Cybermen on his travels, a reference to his meetings with them in stories including The Tenth Planet [+]Loading...["The Tenth Planet (TV story)"], Spare Parts [+]Loading...["Spare Parts (audio story)"] and The Silver Turk [+]Loading...["The Silver Turk (audio story)"].
- Valarie is clinging to the hope of an afterlife because of All's Fair [+]Loading...["All's Fair (audio story)"], in which her future self died.
- The Doctor discusses what happened to the Ponds, as occurred in TV: The Angels Take Manhattan [+]Loading...["The Angels Take Manhattan (TV story)"], and losing Clara Oswald, as occurred in TV: The Snowmen [+]Loading...["The Snowmen (TV story)"].
External links
- Official Sins of the Flesh page at bigfinish.com
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