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{{you may|David Whitaker|the real David Whitaker}}At some point between the [[Dalek Chronicles]]' arrival to [[Earth]] and their full publication in [[2094]], '''David Whitaker''' worked on translating the [[story-cube]]s into a form that [[human]]ity could understand. The first story-cube he worked on, alongside his colleague [[Alan Fennell (The Dalek Chronicles Found!)|Alan Fennell]], detailed the [[creation of the Daleks|origins of the Daleks]]. He later translated the rest of the Chronicles on his own. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Dalek Chronicles Found! (short story)|The Dalek Chronicles Found!]]'') | {{you may|David Whitaker|n1=the real David Whitaker}}At some point between the [[Dalek Chronicles]]' arrival to [[Earth]] and their full publication in [[2094]], '''David Whitaker''' worked on translating the [[story-cube]]s into a form that [[human]]ity could understand. The first story-cube he worked on, alongside his colleague [[Alan Fennell (The Dalek Chronicles Found!)|Alan Fennell]], detailed the [[creation of the Daleks|origins of the Daleks]]. He later translated the rest of the Chronicles on his own. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Dalek Chronicles Found! (short story)|The Dalek Chronicles Found!]]'') | ||
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Revision as of 12:51, 1 December 2019
- You may be looking for the real David Whitaker.
At some point between the Dalek Chronicles' arrival to Earth and their full publication in 2094, David Whitaker worked on translating the story-cubes into a form that humanity could understand. The first story-cube he worked on, alongside his colleague Alan Fennell, detailed the origins of the Daleks. He later translated the rest of the Chronicles on his own. (PROSE: The Dalek Chronicles Found!)
