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enemy= [[Mairwyn]]|
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setting= [[Cardiff]], [[2009]] |
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writer= [[Gareth David-Lloyd]]|
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|artist             = [[Pia Guerra]]
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|publication       = [[TM 21]] - [[TM 22|22]]
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|release date      = 15 April - 24 June 2010
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'''Shrouded''' is a ''[[Torchwood]]'' comic strip written by [[Gareth David-Lloyd]] which appears in ''[[Torchwood Magazine]]''. It is set after the death of David-Lloyd's character, [[Ianto Jones]], and is the first ''Torchwood'' story to be set after ''[[Children of Earth]]''.
'''''Shrouded''''' was the seventh story printed in ''[[Torchwood The Official Magazine]]''. It was written by [[Gareth David-Lloyd]] and set after the death of David-Lloyd's character, [[Ianto Jones]]. It was the first Torchwood story to be set after ''[[Series 3 (Torchwood)|Children of Earth]]''.


==Plot==
== Plot ==
Set not long after the events of [[TW]]: ''[[Sleeper]]'', Ianto notices an attractive coffee saleswoman who introduces herself as [[Mairwyn]], a time-traveller who has come to manipulate Ianto into travelling back in time and acquiring some vital technology from [[Torchwood One]] with which she can enslave the world. She has chosen Ianto because of his access to Torchwood One security and because, with the knowledge of [[Torchwood Three]]'s destruction ([[TW]]: ''[[Children of Earth: Day One]]''), [[Toshiko Sato|Tosh]] and [[Owen Harper|Owen]]'s deaths ([[TW]]: ''[[Exit Wounds]]''), Ianto's own demise ([[TW]]: ''[[Children of Earth: Day Four]]''), and [[Jack Harkness|Jack]]'s abandonment of Earth ([[TW]]: ''[[Children of Earth: Day Five]]''), he is exploitable. He is visited later by [[Rhys Williams]] and [[John Hart]], who have travelled from the future to stop Mairwyn, who had previously introduced herself to John Hart as "Beatrice" and stole a [[vortex manipulator]] from him.
Ianto notices an attractive coffee saleswoman who introduces herself as [[Mairwyn]], a time-traveller who has come to manipulate Ianto into travelling back in time and acquiring some vital technology from [[Torchwood One]] with which she can enslave the world. She has chosen Ianto because of his access to Torchwood One security and because, with the knowledge of [[Torchwood Three]]'s destruction, [[Toshiko Sato|Tosh]] and [[Owen Harper|Owen]]'s deaths, Ianto's own demise and [[Jack Harkness|Jack]]'s abandonment of Earth, he is exploitable. He is visited later by [[Rhys Williams]] and [[John Hart]], who have travelled from the future to stop Mairwyn, who had previously introduced herself to John Hart as "Beatrice" and stolen a [[John Hart's vortex manipulator|vortex manipulator]] from him.


Despite this, when Mairwyn next drops by Ianto, she uses a device to show him his future and comments to him that Captain Jack is not a loyal lover, and is a heartbreaker, and won't take very long to get over Ianto's death. Ianto later views the Hubs CCTV footage of Jack's attempt to romance Gwen in [[TW]]: ''[[Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang]]'', where he discovers her engagement, not long before Jack formally asked Ianto out. Jack comments "I don't know what I'd do without you" when he recommends Ianto get on with his computer work; his wonted coldness leaving Ianto visibly upset. When Mairwyn next appears to Ianto, he immediately kisses her, and takes her home and has sex with her. When he uses her device again to see the future he would be responsible for creating, he refuses her original offer and eventually stabs her. After saying goodbye to John and Rhys, he sends his sister [[Rhiannon Davies]] an uncharacteristically friendly email saying he loves her before [[retcon]]ning himself. The timeline restored, we see Gwen and Jack at Ianto's funeral, watched from afar by Captain John. Further afar are alternate universe doppelgängers of Ianto and Mairwyn; Ianto comments "I can't believe there's a reality where I said no."
Despite this, when Mairwyn next drops by Ianto, she uses a device to show him his future and comments to him that Captain Jack is not a loyal lover, and is a heartbreaker, and won't take very long to get over Ianto's death. Ianto later views the Hubs CCTV footage of Jack's attempt to romance Gwen, where he discovers her engagement, not long before Jack formally asked Ianto out. Jack comments, "I don't know what I'd do without you" when he recommends Ianto get on with his computer work; his wonted coldness leaving Ianto visibly upset. When Mairwyn next appears to Ianto, he immediately kisses her, and takes her home and has sex with her. When he uses her device again to see the future he would be responsible for creating, he refuses her original offer and eventually stabs her. After saying goodbye to John and Rhys, he sends his sister [[Rhiannon Davies]] an uncharacteristically friendly [[email]], saying he loves her, before [[retcon]]ning himself. The timeline restored, Gwen and Jack are at Ianto's funeral, watched from afar by Captain John. John says his final goodbye to Ianto, "Take care, Eye Candy." Further afar are alternate universe doppelgängers of [[Ianto Jones (Shrouded)|Ianto]] and [[Mairwyn (Shrouded)|Mairwyn]]; Ianto comments, "I can't believe there's a reality where I said no."


==Story Notes==
== Characters ==
*Captain [[John Hart]] observed Ianto's funeral, and works in [[Mexico]] at the site of a small [[time rift]].
* [[Ianto Jones]]
*[[Gwen Cooper]] delivered a healthy baby, because of which [[Rhys Williams]] has had to work with Captain John, and has now time travelled.
* [[Mairwyn]]
*In an alternate reality, evil Ianto was created from the reality where he did not refuse Mairwyn's offer.
* [[Owen Harper]]
:''This seems partially designed to please fans that wanted a "version" of Ianto to exist, somewhere.''
* [[Rhys Williams]]
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* [[John Hart]]
 
== Worldbuilding ==
* John Hart observed Ianto's [[funeral]], and worked in [[Mexico]] at the site of a small [[time rift]].
 
== Notes ==
''to be added''
 
== Continuity ==
* When Rhys calls Ianto he mentions the giant alien whale. ([[TV]]: ''[[Meat (TV story)|Meat]]'')
* Ianto sees the deaths of Tosh and Owen, ([[TV]]: ''[[Exit Wounds (TV story)|Exit Wounds]]'') as well as that of his own. ([[TV]]: ''[[Children of Earth: Day Four (TV story)|Children of Earth: Day Four]]'')
* Ianto watched on a security monitor when Gwen told Jack that she had got engaged to Rhys while he was away. ([[TV]]: ''[[Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang (TV story)|Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang]]'')
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Shrouded was the seventh story printed in Torchwood The Official Magazine. It was written by Gareth David-Lloyd and set after the death of David-Lloyd's character, Ianto Jones. It was the first Torchwood story to be set after Children of Earth.

Plot[[edit] | [edit source]]

Ianto notices an attractive coffee saleswoman who introduces herself as Mairwyn, a time-traveller who has come to manipulate Ianto into travelling back in time and acquiring some vital technology from Torchwood One with which she can enslave the world. She has chosen Ianto because of his access to Torchwood One security and because, with the knowledge of Torchwood Three's destruction, Tosh and Owen's deaths, Ianto's own demise and Jack's abandonment of Earth, he is exploitable. He is visited later by Rhys Williams and John Hart, who have travelled from the future to stop Mairwyn, who had previously introduced herself to John Hart as "Beatrice" and stolen a vortex manipulator from him.

Despite this, when Mairwyn next drops by Ianto, she uses a device to show him his future and comments to him that Captain Jack is not a loyal lover, and is a heartbreaker, and won't take very long to get over Ianto's death. Ianto later views the Hubs CCTV footage of Jack's attempt to romance Gwen, where he discovers her engagement, not long before Jack formally asked Ianto out. Jack comments, "I don't know what I'd do without you" when he recommends Ianto get on with his computer work; his wonted coldness leaving Ianto visibly upset. When Mairwyn next appears to Ianto, he immediately kisses her, and takes her home and has sex with her. When he uses her device again to see the future he would be responsible for creating, he refuses her original offer and eventually stabs her. After saying goodbye to John and Rhys, he sends his sister Rhiannon Davies an uncharacteristically friendly email, saying he loves her, before retconning himself. The timeline restored, Gwen and Jack are at Ianto's funeral, watched from afar by Captain John. John says his final goodbye to Ianto, "Take care, Eye Candy." Further afar are alternate universe doppelgängers of Ianto and Mairwyn; Ianto comments, "I can't believe there's a reality where I said no."

Characters[[edit] | [edit source]]

Worldbuilding[[edit] | [edit source]]

Notes[[edit] | [edit source]]

to be added

Continuity[[edit] | [edit source]]