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{{Infobox Individual | |||
|image = Carys fletcher main.jpg | |||
|job = Secretary | |||
|species = Human | |||
|origin = [[Earth]] | |||
|mother = Carys' mother (Day One){{!}}Mother | |||
|father = Ivan Fletcher | |||
|partner = Eddie Gwynne | |||
|only = Day One (TV story) | |||
|actor = Sara Lloyd Gregory | |||
|clip = Dying alone - Torchwood - BBC | |||
|clip2 = Gwen's alien kiss - Torchwood - BBC | |||
}} | |||
'''Carys Fletcher''' was a young [[Cardiff]] girl living at home with her widowed father, until she was possessed by a [[Sex Gas|gaseous entity]] that fed off [[orgasm|orgasmic]] energy. | |||
== Biography == | |||
Carys Fletcher was born on [[13 November]] [[1987]]. She took up [[swimming]] when she was at least six. Her [[Carys' mother (Day One)|mother]] died in a [[car crash]] in [[1997]]. In the [[2000s]], most of the [[email]]s she sent were about [[Orlando Bloom]] and [[Heath Ledger]]. At around this time, she worked as a [[secretary]] at [[Conway Clinic]]. | |||
{{ | Carys had split up with her boyfriend, [[Eddie Gwynne]], over the phone. At a [[nightclub]], the [[sex]] gas entered into Carys's body and used her as its vessel. Taken over by it and now able to generate powerful [[pheromone]]s, she seduced and killed a young man at the club named [[Matt Stevens|Matt]]. The gas fed by stimulating its victims to the point of [[orgasm]], at which stage their bodies exploded into dust. | ||
[[Torchwood Three]] captured her with a [[portable prison cell]] and took her back to the Hub for questioning. [[Gwen Cooper]] attempted to talk to her, but was seduced by the pheromones and made out with Carys until the sex gas realised that it needed men. Later, she persuaded [[Owen Harper]] (again by seducing him) to release her. She eventually killed her ex-boyfriend, as well as several clients at the [[sperm]] bank where she worked, before Torchwood caught up with her again. After the team managed to separate the gas from Carys, they took her home to her father. She was then able to return to her previous life, seemingly with no or hazy memories of the events that the possession had caused. ([[TV]]: ''[[Day One (TV story)|Day One]]'') | |||
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[[Category:Human secretaries]] | |||
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[[Category:Biologically modified humans]] | |||
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Latest revision as of 18:50, 6 November 2024
Carys Fletcher was a young Cardiff girl living at home with her widowed father, until she was possessed by a gaseous entity that fed off orgasmic energy.
Biography[[edit] | [edit source]]
Carys Fletcher was born on 13 November 1987. She took up swimming when she was at least six. Her mother died in a car crash in 1997. In the 2000s, most of the emails she sent were about Orlando Bloom and Heath Ledger. At around this time, she worked as a secretary at Conway Clinic.
Carys had split up with her boyfriend, Eddie Gwynne, over the phone. At a nightclub, the sex gas entered into Carys's body and used her as its vessel. Taken over by it and now able to generate powerful pheromones, she seduced and killed a young man at the club named Matt. The gas fed by stimulating its victims to the point of orgasm, at which stage their bodies exploded into dust.
Torchwood Three captured her with a portable prison cell and took her back to the Hub for questioning. Gwen Cooper attempted to talk to her, but was seduced by the pheromones and made out with Carys until the sex gas realised that it needed men. Later, she persuaded Owen Harper (again by seducing him) to release her. She eventually killed her ex-boyfriend, as well as several clients at the sperm bank where she worked, before Torchwood caught up with her again. After the team managed to separate the gas from Carys, they took her home to her father. She was then able to return to her previous life, seemingly with no or hazy memories of the events that the possession had caused. (TV: Day One)
