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'''Sophie Gould''' was a [[waitress]] at the [[Old Custom House|El Puerto]] [[restaurant]] in [[Penarth]]. | '''Sophie Gould''' was a [[waitress]] at the [[Old Custom House|El Puerto]] [[restaurant]] in [[Penarth]]. While en route to a night out, she witnessed the mutilation of her best friend. | ||
Following a busy night at | ==Biography== | ||
Following a busy night at El Puerto, Sophie and her best friend, [[Kirsty Lane]], were leaving for a night out in town when their manager, [[Terry (Bay of the Dead)|Terry]], told them that police had cordoned off [[Penarth Marina]]. | |||
The pair gathered among a sizable crowd at the marina, where a [[police]] cordon was in place. They watched as an [[Torchwood SUV|SUV]] pulled up, of which an [[Jack Harkness|American man]] and [[Ianto Jones|his companion]] got out and entered the crime scene. | The pair gathered among a sizable crowd at the marina, where a [[police]] cordon was in place. They watched as an [[Torchwood SUV|SUV]] pulled up, of which an [[Jack Harkness|American man]] and [[Ianto Jones|his companion]] got out and entered the crime scene. | ||
Sophie was far more reserved than Kirsty and struggled to stop | A short while later, Sophie and Kirsty were in the back of a [[taxi]] en route to [[Oceana]]. [[Winston (Bay of the Dead)|Winston]], the [[taxi driver]], had to stop for [[traffic light]]s on [[Bute Street]]. While the taxi was idle, a [[zombie]] reached in through the open window and pulled Winston's face off. The door next to Kirsty was wrenched open and Sophie watched in terror as she was dragged out of the car screaming. | ||
Sophie opened the door and fell into the road. Sobbing and shuddering, she kicked off her high heels and ran. | |||
==Personality== | |||
Sophie was far more reserved than Kirsty. She wasn't one to protest, and would say that she was fine, even if there was something wrong. Sophie struggled to stop Kirsty when she had her mind set on something. Despite this, she still attempted to grasp some control - often being first to tell Kirsty it was time to move on. Sophie was also intuitive, noticing that her manager had an unspoken crush on Kirsty. | |||
To go clubbing, Sophie wore a sparkly top, high heels and stockings. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Bay of the Dead (novel)|Bay of the Dead]]'') | |||
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Revision as of 16:28, 6 July 2019
Sophie Gould was a waitress at the El Puerto restaurant in Penarth. While en route to a night out, she witnessed the mutilation of her best friend.
Biography
Following a busy night at El Puerto, Sophie and her best friend, Kirsty Lane, were leaving for a night out in town when their manager, Terry, told them that police had cordoned off Penarth Marina.
The pair gathered among a sizable crowd at the marina, where a police cordon was in place. They watched as an SUV pulled up, of which an American man and his companion got out and entered the crime scene.
A short while later, Sophie and Kirsty were in the back of a taxi en route to Oceana. Winston, the taxi driver, had to stop for traffic lights on Bute Street. While the taxi was idle, a zombie reached in through the open window and pulled Winston's face off. The door next to Kirsty was wrenched open and Sophie watched in terror as she was dragged out of the car screaming.
Sophie opened the door and fell into the road. Sobbing and shuddering, she kicked off her high heels and ran.
Personality
Sophie was far more reserved than Kirsty. She wasn't one to protest, and would say that she was fine, even if there was something wrong. Sophie struggled to stop Kirsty when she had her mind set on something. Despite this, she still attempted to grasp some control - often being first to tell Kirsty it was time to move on. Sophie was also intuitive, noticing that her manager had an unspoken crush on Kirsty.
To go clubbing, Sophie wore a sparkly top, high heels and stockings. (PROSE: Bay of the Dead)
