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|series=[[BBC Eighth Doctor Adventures]] | |range= BBC Eighth Doctor Adventures | ||
|number in range = 66 | |||
|series = [[BBC Eighth Doctor Adventures]] | |||
|number= 66 | |number= 66 | ||
|doctor=Eighth Doctor | |doctor = Eighth Doctor | ||
|companions= [[Fitz Kreiner]], [[Trix]] | |companions= [[Fitz Kreiner|Fitz]], [[Trix]] | ||
|enemy= | |enemy= | ||
|setting= [[Moscow]], [[Sverdlovsk]]; [[1812]], [[2024]], and [[5000]]; [[Paraiso]] | |setting= [[Moscow]], [[Sverdlovsk]]; [[1812]], [[2024]], and [[5000]]; [[Paraiso]] | ||
|writer= | |writer= Simon A. Forward | ||
|publisher= BBC Books | |publisher= BBC Books | ||
|release date= | |release date= 6 October 2003 | ||
|format= Paperback Book; 11 Chapters, 288 Pages | |format= Paperback Book; 11 Chapters, 288 Pages | ||
|isbn= ISBN 0-563-48608-2 | |isbn= ISBN 0-563-48608-2 | ||
|prev= Timeless (novel) | |prev= Timeless (novel) | ||
|next= Sometime Never... (novel)}}{{ | |next= Sometime Never... (novel) | ||
'''''Emotional Chemistry''''' was the sixty-sixth | }}{{prose stub}} | ||
'''''Emotional Chemistry''''' was the sixty-sixth novel in the [[BBC Eighth Doctor Adventures]] series. It was written by [[Simon A. Forward]], released [[6 October (releases)|6 October]] [[2003 (releases)|2003]] and featured the [[Eighth Doctor]], [[Fitz Kreiner]] and [[Trix MacMillan]]. | |||
== Publisher's summary == | == Publisher's summary == | ||
''"Love! Surely one of the most destructive forces in the universe. There's nothing a man — or woman — won't do for true love."'' | ''"Love! Surely one of the most destructive forces in the universe. There's nothing a man — or woman — won't do for true love."'' | ||
[[1812]]. The Vishenkov household, along with the rest of [[Moscow]], faces the advance of [[Napoleon Bonaparte]]. At its heart is the radiant [[Dusha]], a source of strength and inspiration — and more besides — for them all. Captain [[Victor Padorin]], heroic [[Hussar]] and family friend, meanwhile, acts like a man possessed — by the [[Devil]]. | [[1812]]. The Vishenkov household, along with the rest of [[Moscow]], faces the advance of [[Napoleon Bonaparte]]. At its heart is the radiant [[Dusha]], a source of strength and inspiration — and more besides — for them all. Captain [[Victor Padorin]], heroic [[Hussar]] and family friend, meanwhile, acts like a man possessed — by the [[Devil]]. | ||
[[2024]]. [[Fitz Kreiner|Fitz]] is under interrogation regarding a burglary and fire at the [[Kremlin]]. | [[2024]]. [[Fitz Kreiner|Fitz]] is under interrogation regarding a burglary and fire at the [[Kremlin]]. [[Eighth Doctor|The Doctor]] has disappeared in the flames. Colonel [[Grigoriy Bugayev|Bugayev]] is investigating a spate of antique thefts, centred in Moscow, on top of which he now has a time-travel mystery to unravel. | ||
[[5000]]. Lord General [[Razum Kinzhal]] is preparing to set in motion the closing stages of a world war. More than the enemy, his fellow generals of the [[Icelandic Alliance]] fear what such a man might do in peacetime. What can possibly bridge these disparate events in time? Love will find a way. But the Doctor must find a better alternative. Before love sets the world on fire. | [[5000]]. Lord General [[Razum Kinzhal]] is preparing to set in motion the closing stages of a world war. More than the enemy, his fellow generals of the [[Icelandic Alliance]] fear what such a man might do in peacetime. What can possibly bridge these disparate events in time? Love will find a way. But the Doctor must find a better alternative. Before love sets the world on fire. | ||
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* [[Wargaard]] | * [[Wargaard]] | ||
== | == Worldbuilding == | ||
* [[Magnus Greel]] was a Chinese national member of the [[PacBloc]] regime. | * [[Magnus Greel]] was a Chinese national member of the [[PacBloc]] regime. | ||
* The [[Icelandic Alliance]] and [[Pacbloc]] are at war. | * The [[Icelandic Alliance]] and [[Pacbloc]] are at war. | ||
* The Russian Division of [[UNIT]] is called [[OGRON|Operativnaya Gruppa Rasvedkoy Obyedinyonnih Natsiy]], or OGRON for short. | * The Russian Division of [[UNIT]] is called [[OGRON|Operativnaya Gruppa Rasvedkoy Obyedinyonnih Natsiy]], or OGRON for short. | ||
* There is mention of [[Zygma]] energy. | * There is mention of [[Zygma energy|Zygma]] energy. | ||
== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
''to | * Grigoriy Bugayev reappears (chronologically for the first time) in the [[Lethbridge-Stewart (series)|Lethbridge-Stewart]] novel, ''[[Blood of Atlantis (novel)|Blood of Atlantis]]'', set in November 1969. At that point he was a Captain, and was promoted (at novel's end) to Major. Major Bugayev returned in ''[[The Laughing Gnome: Scary Monsters]]'', set in 1981. | ||
* This novel was previewed in [[DWM 336]] with a comic by [[Mike Collins]]. | |||
== Gallery == | |||
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Emotional Chemistry.jpg|Original cover art. | |||
Emotional Chemistry Preview.jpg|Comic preview from [[DWM 336]]. | |||
</gallery> | |||
== Continuity == | == Continuity == | ||
* The [[First Doctor]] and his companions [[Steven Taylor]] and [[Dodo Chaplet]] previously visited Russia in 1812 during [[Napoléon Bonaparte]], | * The [[First Doctor]] and his companions [[Steven Taylor]] and [[Dodo Chaplet]] previously visited Russia in 1812 during [[Napoléon Bonaparte]] in the audio drama, {{cs|Mother Russia (audio story)}} and so did [[Iris Wildthyme]], in the [[audio drama]]s {{cs|The Panda Invasion (audio story)}} and {{cs|Iris Wildthyme and the Claws of Santa (audio story)}} | ||
== External links == | == External links == | ||
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Latest revision as of 23:18, 9 November 2023
Emotional Chemistry was the sixty-sixth novel in the BBC Eighth Doctor Adventures series. It was written by Simon A. Forward, released 6 October 2003 and featured the Eighth Doctor, Fitz Kreiner and Trix MacMillan.
Publisher's summary[[edit] | [edit source]]
"Love! Surely one of the most destructive forces in the universe. There's nothing a man — or woman — won't do for true love."
1812. The Vishenkov household, along with the rest of Moscow, faces the advance of Napoleon Bonaparte. At its heart is the radiant Dusha, a source of strength and inspiration — and more besides — for them all. Captain Victor Padorin, heroic Hussar and family friend, meanwhile, acts like a man possessed — by the Devil.
2024. Fitz is under interrogation regarding a burglary and fire at the Kremlin. The Doctor has disappeared in the flames. Colonel Bugayev is investigating a spate of antique thefts, centred in Moscow, on top of which he now has a time-travel mystery to unravel.
5000. Lord General Razum Kinzhal is preparing to set in motion the closing stages of a world war. More than the enemy, his fellow generals of the Icelandic Alliance fear what such a man might do in peacetime. What can possibly bridge these disparate events in time? Love will find a way. But the Doctor must find a better alternative. Before love sets the world on fire.
Plot[[edit] | [edit source]]
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Characters[[edit] | [edit source]]
- The Eighth Doctor
- Fitz Kreiner
- Trix
- Colonel Grigoriy Bugayev
- Captain Zhelnin
- Dusha
- Razum Kinzhal
- Aphrodite Diamante
- Harald Skoglund
- Vladimir Garudin
- Alexander Vishenkov
- Irena Vishenkov
- Natasha Vishenkov
- Yuri Vishenkov
- Angel Malenkaya
- Gren de Schalles
- Karsen Mogushestvo
- Kel Vorman
- Olrik Sund
- Tatyana
- Victor Padorin
- Wargaard
Worldbuilding[[edit] | [edit source]]
- Magnus Greel was a Chinese national member of the PacBloc regime.
- The Icelandic Alliance and Pacbloc are at war.
- The Russian Division of UNIT is called Operativnaya Gruppa Rasvedkoy Obyedinyonnih Natsiy, or OGRON for short.
- There is mention of Zygma energy.
Notes[[edit] | [edit source]]
- Grigoriy Bugayev reappears (chronologically for the first time) in the Lethbridge-Stewart novel, Blood of Atlantis, set in November 1969. At that point he was a Captain, and was promoted (at novel's end) to Major. Major Bugayev returned in The Laughing Gnome: Scary Monsters, set in 1981.
- This novel was previewed in DWM 336 with a comic by Mike Collins.
Gallery[[edit] | [edit source]]
Original cover art.
Comic preview from DWM 336.
Continuity[[edit] | [edit source]]
- The First Doctor and his companions Steven Taylor and Dodo Chaplet previously visited Russia in 1812 during Napoléon Bonaparte in the audio drama, Mother Russia [+]Loading...["Mother Russia (audio story)"] and so did Iris Wildthyme, in the audio dramas The Panda Invasion [+]Loading...["The Panda Invasion (audio story)"] and Iris Wildthyme and the Claws of Santa [+]Loading...["Iris Wildthyme and the Claws of Santa (audio story)"]
External links[[edit] | [edit source]]
- Emotional Chemistry at the Doctor Who Reference Guide
- The Discontinuity Guide to: Emotional Chemistry at The Whoniverse
- The Cloister Library: Emotional Chemistry
