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}}'''Alice Wake''' was a human of the [[20th century]]. She was small and very pretty. | }}'''Alice Wake''' was a human of the [[20th century]]. She was small and very pretty. | ||
In | In the summer of [[1936]] Alice met [[Tom Wake]]. He told her about the [[Tenth Doctor]] and that he visited his family every [[Christmas]] to save the family from danger. He invited Alice over on Christmas. Alice was surprised to see that the Doctor was real. Tom asked Alice if she thought that the Doctor was pretty. Alice said that she had no idea and kissed him{{Who}}. | ||
In [[1937]] the couple married. They had a daughter called [[Mary Wake|Mary]] | In [[1937]] the couple married. They had a daughter called [[Mary Wake|Mary]] | ||
In the years before [[1955]] the Doctor had saved her husband's life and had helped the family a lot. Alice was deeply grateful for this and offered the Doctor a room in their house. However the Doctor told her that he had other things to do. | In the years before [[1955]] the Doctor had saved her husband's life and had helped the family a lot. Alice was deeply grateful for this and offered the Doctor a room in their house. However, the Doctor told her that he had other things to do. | ||
In [[1967]] Mary left the home of her parents. She told them that they could believe that they were looked after by the Doctor if they liked it, but that she did not want to do that anymore. Alice cried. However Mary and her parents got | In [[1967]] Mary left the home of her parents. She told them that they could believe that they were looked after by the Doctor if they liked it, but that she did not want to do that anymore. Alice cried. However, Mary and her parents got along again a short time later. | ||
Mary married an Indian lawyer and | Mary married an Indian lawyer and had children. At Christmas in the 70s the Doctor played with Mary's children. They thought that he was a strange uncle that only appeared on Christmas. | ||
In [[1981]] Tom and Alice had a family party when the Doctor arrived. The Doctor celebrated with them and danced. | In [[1981]] Tom and Alice had a family party when the Doctor arrived. The Doctor celebrated with them and danced. | ||
In [[1982]] Alice broke her hip | In [[1982]] Alice broke her hip; she died under general anaesthetic.([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Hopes and Fears of All the Years]]'') | ||
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Revision as of 18:40, 29 January 2015
Alice Wake was a human of the 20th century. She was small and very pretty.
In the summer of 1936 Alice met Tom Wake. He told her about the Tenth Doctor and that he visited his family every Christmas to save the family from danger. He invited Alice over on Christmas. Alice was surprised to see that the Doctor was real. Tom asked Alice if she thought that the Doctor was pretty. Alice said that she had no idea and kissed him[who?].
In 1937 the couple married. They had a daughter called Mary
In the years before 1955 the Doctor had saved her husband's life and had helped the family a lot. Alice was deeply grateful for this and offered the Doctor a room in their house. However, the Doctor told her that he had other things to do.
In 1967 Mary left the home of her parents. She told them that they could believe that they were looked after by the Doctor if they liked it, but that she did not want to do that anymore. Alice cried. However, Mary and her parents got along again a short time later.
Mary married an Indian lawyer and had children. At Christmas in the 70s the Doctor played with Mary's children. They thought that he was a strange uncle that only appeared on Christmas.
In 1981 Tom and Alice had a family party when the Doctor arrived. The Doctor celebrated with them and danced.
In 1982 Alice broke her hip; she died under general anaesthetic.(PROSE: The Hopes and Fears of All the Years)
