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As soon as the Entity possessed the Doctor, Val became adamant that it was in him and not Sky. As Biff dragged the Doctor out to the bus' rear door, she screamed to throw him out. When the Hostess sacrificed herself to kill the Entity which was possessing Sky, she tried to redeem herself by telling the Doctor that she always had said it was Sky. However the exchange showed that the Doctor knew this was a lie and Val's expression revealed her guilt and shame. ([[DW]]: ''[[Midnight (TV story)|Midnight]]'') | As soon as the Entity possessed the Doctor, Val became adamant that it was in him and not Sky. As Biff dragged the Doctor out to the bus' rear door, she screamed to throw him out. When the Hostess sacrificed herself to kill the Entity which was possessing Sky, she tried to redeem herself by telling the Doctor that she always had said it was Sky. However the exchange showed that the Doctor knew this was a lie and Val's expression revealed her guilt and shame. ([[DW]]: ''[[Midnight (TV story)|Midnight]]'') | ||
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Revision as of 17:04, 29 January 2012
Val Cane was a human who was married to Biff Cane. They had a son, Jethro Cane.
Biography
When the family was on a tour bus on the planet Midnight, the electrics failed. Her husband and she told the Doctor about their holidays.
When the shuttle bus crashed and the Midnight Entity attacked Sky Silvestry, possessing her, the couple became paranoid and wanted to throw her out.
As soon as the Entity possessed the Doctor, Val became adamant that it was in him and not Sky. As Biff dragged the Doctor out to the bus' rear door, she screamed to throw him out. When the Hostess sacrificed herself to kill the Entity which was possessing Sky, she tried to redeem herself by telling the Doctor that she always had said it was Sky. However the exchange showed that the Doctor knew this was a lie and Val's expression revealed her guilt and shame. (DW: Midnight)
