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}}'''Quincy Flowers''' was a [[mathematician]] and a frequent patron of the [[Diabola Club]], which he visited often with his friends [[Edmund Carteret]] and [[Jasper Jeake]]. After learning of Carteret's death, he confronted [[Carthok|Sir Nikolas Valentine]], who had played cards with Jeake the night he died, but claimed innocence in his demise. He played a game with Valentine himself, and was thus marked with one of his homing beacons. He was later [[teleport]]ed to Carthok's ship, where some of his life energy was drained to help repair the vessel. Flowers was rescued by the [[Fifth Doctor]] and his companions. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Phantasmagoria (audio story)|Phantasmagoria]]'') | }}'''Quincy Flowers''' was a [[mathematician]] and a frequent patron of the [[Diabola Club]], which he visited often with his friends [[Edmund Carteret]] and [[Jasper Jeake]]. After learning of Carteret's death in [[March]] [[1702]], he confronted [[Carthok|Sir Nikolas Valentine]], who had played cards with Jeake the night he died, but claimed innocence in his demise. He played a game with Valentine himself, and was thus marked with one of his homing beacons. He was later [[teleport]]ed to Carthok's ship, where some of his life energy was drained to help repair the vessel. Flowers was rescued by the [[Fifth Doctor]] and his companions. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Phantasmagoria (audio story)|Phantasmagoria]]'') | ||
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Revision as of 19:02, 7 November 2019
Quincy Flowers was a mathematician and a frequent patron of the Diabola Club, which he visited often with his friends Edmund Carteret and Jasper Jeake. After learning of Carteret's death in March 1702, he confronted Sir Nikolas Valentine, who had played cards with Jeake the night he died, but claimed innocence in his demise. He played a game with Valentine himself, and was thus marked with one of his homing beacons. He was later teleported to Carthok's ship, where some of his life energy was drained to help repair the vessel. Flowers was rescued by the Fifth Doctor and his companions. (AUDIO: Phantasmagoria)
