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'''Liz Shaw''' was the version of [[Liz Shaw|Shaw]] who lived on the [[Silurian Earth|alternate Earth]] ruled by the [[Silurian]]s. She worked in the [[UNIT]] Complex in [[England]]. She was married for two years to [[James Lester]] before he died from a head injury. In [[1993]], the [[Seventh Doctor]] helped Shaw build a [[telepathic emission dampener]] which could block [[Chtorba]] from contacting his people, as well as counteracting the [[race memory malaise]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Blood Heat (novel)|Blood Heat]]'') | '''Liz Shaw''' was the version of [[Liz Shaw|Shaw]] who lived on the [[Silurian Earth|alternate Earth]] ruled by the [[Silurian]]s. She worked in the [[UNIT (Silurian Earth)|UNIT]] Complex in [[England]]. She was married for two years to [[James Lester]] before he died from a head injury. In [[1993]], the [[Seventh Doctor]] helped Shaw build a [[telepathic emission dampener]] which could block [[Chtorba]] from contacting his people, as well as counteracting the [[race memory malaise]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Blood Heat (novel)|Blood Heat]]'') | ||
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Revision as of 17:48, 23 February 2019
Liz Shaw was the version of Shaw who lived on the alternate Earth ruled by the Silurians. She worked in the UNIT Complex in England. She was married for two years to James Lester before he died from a head injury. In 1993, the Seventh Doctor helped Shaw build a telepathic emission dampener which could block Chtorba from contacting his people, as well as counteracting the race memory malaise. (PROSE: Blood Heat)
