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|home era= Mid [[20th century]]
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[[Doctor]] '''Matilda B Brennan''' was the head of [[Torchwood Three]] in [[1941]].


Doctor '''Matilda B Brennan''' was the head of [[Torchwood Three]] in [[1941]].
Cold, humourless, and with complete disregard for alien life, Tilda Brennan was a typical [[Torchwood Institute|Torchwood]] operative. She grew to loathe the freelance agent [[Jack Harkness]] and distrusted anything Torchwood gained through his involvement. For some time she was in contact with [[Bilis Manger]], who manipulated her through her desire to get rid of Jack Harkness.


====Profile====
In [[August]] 1941, she was told by Manger to follow the instructions in File TW3/87/BM . She drugged two of her teammates, destroyed Turing's [[Cardiff Space-Time Rift|Rift]] predictor, and vivisected their alien prisoner "A. Neil". When Jack Harkness entered the Vaults to confront her, she was holding the seemingly blank diary of [[Gideon Tarry]] and had a gun to the head of [[Greg Bishop]]. She told Jack that she was no longer part of Torchwood and that everything she had just done was his fault.
Cold, humourless, and with complete disregard for alien life, Tilda Brennan was a typical [[Torchwood Institute|Torchwood]] operative. She grew to loathe the freelance agent [[Jack Harkness]] and distrusted anything Torchwood gained through his involvement. For an unknown amount of time she was in contact with [[Bilis Manger]] who manipulated her through her desire to get rid of Jack Harkness.


In August of 1941 she was told by Manger to follow the instructions in File TW3/87/BM. She drugged two of her teammates, destroyed Turing's Rift predictor, and vivisected their alien prisoner "A. Neil". When Jack Harkness entered the Vaults to confront her she was holding the seemingly blank diary of [[Gideon Tarry]] and had a gun to the head of [[Greg Bishop]]. She told Jack that she was no longer part of Torchwood and that everything she had just done was his fault.
During this standoff, [[the Light (The Twilight Streets)|the Light]] revealed it had been possessing her when her eyes shone with light and she spoke for someone else, saying that one day Jack would realise that (the other person) was just the messenger. As the Light left her, she briefly lowered her gun, allowing Jack to fire the two shots that killed her.


During this standoff, [[the Light]] revealed it had been possessing her when her eyes shone with light and she spoke for someone else saying that one day Jack would realize that (the other person) was just the messenger. As the Light left her, she briefly lowered her gun allowing Jack to shoot the two fatal shots that killed her.
When [[Rhydian]] and Jack placed her body on Tray 78 of Torchwood's morgue, Jack slipped the diary in with her, where it remained until [[2009]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Twilight Streets (novel)|The Twilight Streets]]'')


When [[Rhydian]] and Jack placed her body on Tray 78 of Torchwood's morgue, Jack slipped the diary in with her, where it remained until [[2009]].
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Its not known when Tilda Brennan became possessed but her actions were likely her own when Bilis was manipulating her. Only [[The Dark]] has shown the ability to either subtly manipulate or convincingly mimic the person they were possessing but even they didn't display this ability by 2009.
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Latest revision as of 01:15, 24 April 2023

Doctor Matilda B Brennan was the head of Torchwood Three in 1941.

Cold, humourless, and with complete disregard for alien life, Tilda Brennan was a typical Torchwood operative. She grew to loathe the freelance agent Jack Harkness and distrusted anything Torchwood gained through his involvement. For some time she was in contact with Bilis Manger, who manipulated her through her desire to get rid of Jack Harkness.

In August 1941, she was told by Manger to follow the instructions in File TW3/87/BM . She drugged two of her teammates, destroyed Turing's Rift predictor, and vivisected their alien prisoner "A. Neil". When Jack Harkness entered the Vaults to confront her, she was holding the seemingly blank diary of Gideon Tarry and had a gun to the head of Greg Bishop. She told Jack that she was no longer part of Torchwood and that everything she had just done was his fault.

During this standoff, the Light revealed it had been possessing her when her eyes shone with light and she spoke for someone else, saying that one day Jack would realise that (the other person) was just the messenger. As the Light left her, she briefly lowered her gun, allowing Jack to fire the two shots that killed her.

When Rhydian and Jack placed her body on Tray 78 of Torchwood's morgue, Jack slipped the diary in with her, where it remained until 2009. (PROSE: The Twilight Streets)