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Chocolate was a | '''Chocolate''', or '''chocolate brown''' was a colour which could refer to skin colour, animal fur or fabric's colouring. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|Just War (novel)}}, {{cs|The Glamour Chase (novel)}}, {{cs|Atomb Bomb Blues (novel)}}) | ||
Lieutenant [[George Reed]] thought [[Roz Forrester]]'s skin was chocolate brown in colour in [[1941]]. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|Just War (novel)}}) | |||
The [[ | The Seventh Doctor was wearing a [[Panama hat]], a chocolate brown suit, a [[white]] shirt and an [[indigo (colour)|indigo]] bow tie of some strange iridescent material when he arrived in the United States in [[1945]] ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|Atomb Bomb Blues (novel)}}) | ||
[[File:SeventhBrigBessie.jpg|thumb|right|The Seventh Doctor wearing his chocolate brown blazer in [[1997]]. ([[TV]]: {{cs|Battlefield (TV story)}})]] | |||
Arriving in New Mexico in [[1957]] the [[Seventh Doctor]] was wearing checked trousers and a chocolate brown jacket. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|First Frontier (novel)}}) | |||
[[ | When he was in [[1968]] the Seventh Doctor was wearing a chocolate brown belted coat, russet waistcoat and checked trousers. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|Nightshade (novel)}}) | ||
Arriving in the [[Land of Fiction]] the Seventh Doctor was wearing baggy checked trousers, a paisley scarf, chocolate brown jacket and a question-mark patterned pullover. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|Head Games (novel)}}) | |||
[[Dog]]s could have chocolate brown fur. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|The Glamour Chase (novel)}}) | |||
The fancy dress clothing the [[Eighth Doctor]] stole in [[1999]] included a long-tailed chocolate brown frock coat, a wing-collared shirt and grey velvet cravat, along with a fawn paisley vest, and grey pants. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|The Novel of the Film (novelisation)}}) | |||
Travelling with [[Romana I]] seeking the [[Key to Time]] the [[Fourth Doctor]] wore a chocolate brown overcoat. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|The Shadows of Weng-Chiang (novel)}}) | |||
[[Category:Brown]] | [[Category:Brown]] | ||
[[Category:Colours from the real world]] | [[Category:Colours from the real world]] | ||
Latest revision as of 21:27, 11 November 2024
Chocolate, or chocolate brown was a colour which could refer to skin colour, animal fur or fabric's colouring. (PROSE: Just War [+]Loading...["Just War (novel)"], The Glamour Chase [+]Loading...["The Glamour Chase (novel)"], Atomb Bomb Blues [+]Loading...["Atomb Bomb Blues (novel)"])
Lieutenant George Reed thought Roz Forrester's skin was chocolate brown in colour in 1941. (PROSE: Just War [+]Loading...["Just War (novel)"])
The Seventh Doctor was wearing a Panama hat, a chocolate brown suit, a white shirt and an indigo bow tie of some strange iridescent material when he arrived in the United States in 1945 (PROSE: Atomb Bomb Blues [+]Loading...["Atomb Bomb Blues (novel)"])
Arriving in New Mexico in 1957 the Seventh Doctor was wearing checked trousers and a chocolate brown jacket. (PROSE: First Frontier [+]Loading...["First Frontier (novel)"])
When he was in 1968 the Seventh Doctor was wearing a chocolate brown belted coat, russet waistcoat and checked trousers. (PROSE: Nightshade [+]Loading...["Nightshade (novel)"])
Arriving in the Land of Fiction the Seventh Doctor was wearing baggy checked trousers, a paisley scarf, chocolate brown jacket and a question-mark patterned pullover. (PROSE: Head Games [+]Loading...["Head Games (novel)"])
Dogs could have chocolate brown fur. (PROSE: The Glamour Chase [+]Loading...["The Glamour Chase (novel)"])
The fancy dress clothing the Eighth Doctor stole in 1999 included a long-tailed chocolate brown frock coat, a wing-collared shirt and grey velvet cravat, along with a fawn paisley vest, and grey pants. (PROSE: The Novel of the Film [+]Loading...["The Novel of the Film (novelisation)"])
Travelling with Romana I seeking the Key to Time the Fourth Doctor wore a chocolate brown overcoat. (PROSE: The Shadows of Weng-Chiang [+]Loading...["The Shadows of Weng-Chiang (novel)"])
