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| | |image = Movers (audio story).jpg | ||
| | |range = The Faction Paradox Protocols | ||
|number in range = 5 | |||
| | |series = ''[[The Faction Paradox Protocols]]'' | ||
| | |number = 5 | ||
| | |scripturl = http://web.archive.org/web/20060212015459/http://www.factionparadox.co.uk/scripts.htm | ||
| | |main character = [[Justine McManus|Cousin Justine]] | ||
|main character = | |featuring = | ||
|featuring = | |enemy = [[Lolita]] | ||
|enemy = | |||
|setting = | |setting = | ||
|writer = Lawrence Miles | |writer = Lawrence Miles | ||
|director = Nigel Fairs | |director = [[Nigel Fairs]] | ||
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|publisher = BBV Productions | |publisher = BBV Productions | ||
|release date = December 2003 | |release date = December 2003 | ||
|format = 1 CD | |format = 1 CD | ||
|production code = | |production code = | ||
|isbn = | |isbn = none | ||
|prev = In the Year of the Cat (audio story) | |prev = In the Year of the Cat (audio story) | ||
|next = A Labyrinth of Histories (audio story) | |next = A Labyrinth of Histories (audio story) | ||
}}'''''Movers''''' was a 2003 audio story in the ''[[Faction Paradox (series)|Faction Paradox]]'' series. | |epcount = 1 | ||
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'''''Movers''''' was a 2003 audio story in the ''[[Faction Paradox (series)|Faction Paradox]]'' series. | |||
== Publisher's summary == | == Publisher's summary == | ||
=== Faction Paradox website === | |||
Two schoolgirls find themselves bothered by pagan monsters; the assorted cut-throats, marauders and war criminals of history come under new management; [[Shuncucker|the (self-proclaimed) most dangerous member]] of [[Faction Paradox]] is let loose on the universe; young [[Justine McManus|Justine]] witnesses a puzzling vision of beauty; [[Sabbath (Movers)|Godfather Sabbath]] gives a new meaning to the term 'witch-hunt'; and two Messiahs collide while the [[Spiral Politic]] sees its greatest ever prison-break. | |||
Era: Posthuman historical.<br /> | === BBV Productions website === | ||
PRIMER FOR THE [[Spiral Politic|SPIRAL POLITIC]] (POST-WAR EDITION)<br /> | |||
5 - THE [[Blood Coteries|BLOOD COTERIES]] | |||
Era: [[Posthuman]] historical.<br /> | |||
Technology - Variable, occasionally time-active. | Technology - Variable, occasionally time-active. | ||
The demise of Earth was followed by a period in which there was, effectively, no such thing as the human species; a period in which humanity suddenly found itself released from its heritage, with genetic manipulation and vast tracts of space separating the survivors from everything they'd once been. | The demise of [[Earth]] was followed by a period in which there was, effectively, no such thing as the human species; a period in which humanity suddenly found itself released from its heritage, with genetic manipulation and vast tracts of space separating the survivors from everything they'd once been. | ||
Many "posthuman" societies inevitably became glorious, grotesque Princedoms, and none more so than those of the Blood Coteries, who -- like the Medici and Borgia families of antiquity -- commissioned the greatest art and culture of their age even as they conducted unimaginable vendettas and poisoned their potential rivals... | Many "posthuman" societies inevitably became glorious, grotesque Princedoms, and none more so than those of the Blood Coteries, who -- like the [[Medici]] and [[Borgia]] families of antiquity -- commissioned the greatest art and culture of their age even as they conducted unimaginable vendettas and poisoned their potential rivals... | ||
==Plot== | == Plot == | ||
''to be added'' | ''to be added'' | ||
== Cast == | == Cast == | ||
* [[Justine McManus|Cousin Justine]] - [[Suzanne Proctor]] | |||
* Godfather [[Morlock]] - [[Ellis Pike]] | |||
* Godfather [[Sabbath (Movers)|Sabbath]] - [[Keith Drinkel]] | |||
* [[Demetra Kine]] - [[Kate Dyson]] | |||
* Cousin [[Shuncucker]] - [[Linda Bartram]] | |||
* First Ordinary [[Selvynkesh]] - [[Matt Kelly]] | |||
* Second Ordinary [[Veeble]] - [[Chris Manville]] | |||
* [[Emma James|Emma]] - [[Lena Rae]] | |||
* [[Fiora Venn|Fiora]] - [[Emma Kilbey]] | |||
* [[Bell (Movers)|Reverend]] - [[Nigel Fairs]] | |||
== | == Worldbuilding == | ||
* The reverend mentions that the town was founded in [[1774]] by [[Paul Rothery]]. | |||
* Fiora is in a relationship with [[Faraday (Movers)|Mr Faraday]]. | |||
== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
'' | * The letters "INAN" were hidden in the skulls on the page for this story on the ''[[Faction Paradox (series)|Faction Paradox]]'' website.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20060408095044/http://www.factionparadox.co.uk/volume5.htm The Faction Paradox Protocols, Volume 5]</ref> | ||
== Continuity == | == Continuity == | ||
'' | * Fiora's deceased husband [[Tuluku Venn]] was descended from [[Mayakai|a group from an island in the Pacific Ocean who were brought to Britain in the 1700s]], as first shown in [[PROSE]]: {{cs|The Adventuress of Henrietta Street (novel)}} | ||
* Selvynkesh hails from [[House Ixion]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Book of the War (novel)|The Book of the War]]'') | |||
== Footnotes == | |||
{{reflist}} | |||
== External links == | == External links == | ||
'' | {{BBVProductions|Faction-Paradox-Movers-AUDIO-DOWNLOAD-p338682392|Movers ''audio download}} | ||
{{BBVProductions|Faction-Paradox-Movers-DVDR-audio-p380887063|Movers ''DVDR}} | |||
* [http://web.archive.org/web/20060212015459/http://www.factionparadox.co.uk/scripts.htm Script of '''''Movers'''''] at [http://web.archive.org/web/20060203210223/www.factionparadox.co.uk/homepage.htm factionparadox.co.uk] | |||
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{{dwrefguide|bbv38.htm|Movers}} | |||
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Latest revision as of 00:41, 22 October 2024
Movers was a 2003 audio story in the Faction Paradox series.
Publisher's summary[[edit] | [edit source]]
Faction Paradox website[[edit] | [edit source]]
Two schoolgirls find themselves bothered by pagan monsters; the assorted cut-throats, marauders and war criminals of history come under new management; the (self-proclaimed) most dangerous member of Faction Paradox is let loose on the universe; young Justine witnesses a puzzling vision of beauty; Godfather Sabbath gives a new meaning to the term 'witch-hunt'; and two Messiahs collide while the Spiral Politic sees its greatest ever prison-break.
BBV Productions website[[edit] | [edit source]]
PRIMER FOR THE SPIRAL POLITIC (POST-WAR EDITION)
5 - THE BLOOD COTERIES
Era: Posthuman historical.
Technology - Variable, occasionally time-active.
The demise of Earth was followed by a period in which there was, effectively, no such thing as the human species; a period in which humanity suddenly found itself released from its heritage, with genetic manipulation and vast tracts of space separating the survivors from everything they'd once been.
Many "posthuman" societies inevitably became glorious, grotesque Princedoms, and none more so than those of the Blood Coteries, who -- like the Medici and Borgia families of antiquity -- commissioned the greatest art and culture of their age even as they conducted unimaginable vendettas and poisoned their potential rivals...
Plot[[edit] | [edit source]]
to be added
Cast[[edit] | [edit source]]
- Cousin Justine - Suzanne Proctor
- Godfather Morlock - Ellis Pike
- Godfather Sabbath - Keith Drinkel
- Demetra Kine - Kate Dyson
- Cousin Shuncucker - Linda Bartram
- First Ordinary Selvynkesh - Matt Kelly
- Second Ordinary Veeble - Chris Manville
- Emma - Lena Rae
- Fiora - Emma Kilbey
- Reverend - Nigel Fairs
Worldbuilding[[edit] | [edit source]]
- The reverend mentions that the town was founded in 1774 by Paul Rothery.
- Fiora is in a relationship with Mr Faraday.
Notes[[edit] | [edit source]]
- The letters "INAN" were hidden in the skulls on the page for this story on the Faction Paradox website.[1]
Continuity[[edit] | [edit source]]
- Fiora's deceased husband Tuluku Venn was descended from a group from an island in the Pacific Ocean who were brought to Britain in the 1700s, as first shown in PROSE: The Adventuress of Henrietta Street [+]Loading...["The Adventuress of Henrietta Street (novel)"]
- Selvynkesh hails from House Ixion. (PROSE: The Book of the War)
Footnotes[[edit] | [edit source]]
External links[[edit] | [edit source]]
- Official Movers audio download page at bbvproductions.co.uk
- Official Movers DVDR page at bbvproductions.co.uk
- Script of Movers at factionparadox.co.uk
- Movers at the Faction Paradox wiki
- Movers at the Doctor Who Reference Guide
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