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Latest revision as of 21:40, 31 March 2024
The Giant's Heart was a Doctor Who Adventures short story published in 2015.
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- Although the Doctor appears, no direct indication of which incarnation it is is given. Certain hints suggest it is the Eleventh Doctor, such as the moment in which the Doctor kisses Strax’s head, a habit exclusive to the Eleventh Doctor.
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- Strax announced Sir Hilary as "Chief Lady in Waiting to the Queen" and Vastra apologises for his frequent inability to tell women and men apart. (TV: The Snowmen, The Crimson Horror, Deep Breath, PROSE: The Singular Case of the Blue Men of the Minch)
