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[[The Doctor]] owned a '''townhouse''' in [[Islington]]. | [[The Doctor]] owned a '''townhouse''' in [[Islington]]. | ||
In [[1553]], after the [[First Doctor]] was dismissed from his role as the tutor of Lady [[Jane Grey]], he was given a townhouse in Islington as compensation. It had previously been owned by the [[Duke of Northumberland]]. It was clean and dry and had a few chairs and stools, along with a an imported [[rug]] on the [[floor]]. During his stay there, the Doctor slept on a chair by the fire downstairs, while [[Barbara Wright]] and [[Ian Chesterton]] shared a room. When they eventually left the house after a short stay, the travellers gathered all their belongings from the house. As they left, Barbara mentioned her disbelief that the Doctor would ever have a use for a 'fixed abode', wondering what he'd do with it, to which he replied that this wasn't the first house he'd owned and it would be unlikely to be his last. ([[PROSE]]: | In [[1553]], after the [[First Doctor]] was dismissed from his role as the tutor of Lady [[Jane Grey]], he was given a townhouse in Islington as compensation. It had previously been owned by the [[Duke of Northumberland]]. It was clean and dry and had a few chairs and stools, along with a an imported [[rug]] on the [[floor]]. During his stay there, the Doctor slept on a chair by the fire downstairs, while [[Barbara Wright]] and [[Ian Chesterton]] shared a room. When they eventually left the house after a short stay, the travellers gathered all their belongings from the house. As they left, Barbara mentioned her disbelief that the Doctor would ever have a use for a 'fixed abode', wondering what he'd do with it, to which he replied that this wasn't the first house he'd owned and it would be unlikely to be his last. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|The Nine-Day Queen (short story)}}) | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:25, 3 October 2024
The Doctor owned a townhouse in Islington.
In 1553, after the First Doctor was dismissed from his role as the tutor of Lady Jane Grey, he was given a townhouse in Islington as compensation. It had previously been owned by the Duke of Northumberland. It was clean and dry and had a few chairs and stools, along with a an imported rug on the floor. During his stay there, the Doctor slept on a chair by the fire downstairs, while Barbara Wright and Ian Chesterton shared a room. When they eventually left the house after a short stay, the travellers gathered all their belongings from the house. As they left, Barbara mentioned her disbelief that the Doctor would ever have a use for a 'fixed abode', wondering what he'd do with it, to which he replied that this wasn't the first house he'd owned and it would be unlikely to be his last. (PROSE: The Nine-Day Queen [+]Loading...["The Nine-Day Queen (short story)"])
