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'''Arthur''' was a creation of [[Galah's TARDIS]]. When he was transported to [[Earth]], his [[body]] became unstable. This enabled him to heal the injuries of others. When he was caught and brought to Doctor [[Patrick Rix]], the physician tried to get Arthur to heal his son [[Stephen Rix|Stephen]]. He failed and was shot by Rix's men. He eventually died, but healed [[Ace]]'s injured hands as a dying gift. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Strange England (novel)|Strange England]]'') | '''Arthur''' was a creation of [[Galah's TARDIS]]. When he was transported to [[Earth]], his [[body]] became unstable. This enabled him to heal the injuries of others. When he was caught and brought to Doctor [[Patrick Rix]], the physician tried to get Arthur to heal his son [[Stephen Rix|Stephen]]. He failed and was shot by Rix's men. He eventually died, but healed [[Ace]]'s injured hands as a dying gift. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Strange England (novel)|Strange England]]'') | ||
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Latest revision as of 04:12, 12 September 2016
Arthur was a creation of Galah's TARDIS. When he was transported to Earth, his body became unstable. This enabled him to heal the injuries of others. When he was caught and brought to Doctor Patrick Rix, the physician tried to get Arthur to heal his son Stephen. He failed and was shot by Rix's men. He eventually died, but healed Ace's injured hands as a dying gift. (PROSE: Strange England)
