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'''Sky Silvestry''' is a passenger and a businesswoman aboard a [[Crusader 50|tourist craft]] going around the planet [[Midnight]]. She explains to [[Tenth Doctor|the Doctor]] that she is visiting the planet after the end of her relationship with her female partner. | '''Sky Silvestry''' is a passenger and a businesswoman aboard a [[Crusader 50|tourist craft]] going around the planet [[Midnight]]. She explains to [[Tenth Doctor|the Doctor]] that she is visiting the planet after the end of her relationship with her female partner. | ||
When an [[Midnight Entity|unknown force]] begins banging on the side of the vessel, Sky panics, in the belief that her former lover has returned to get revenge. The force, apparently feeding on her fear, possesses her | When an [[Midnight Entity|unknown force]] begins banging on the side of the vessel, Sky panics, in the belief that her former lover has returned to get revenge. The force, apparently feeding on her fear, possesses her. | ||
While possessed, Sky repeats everything that everybody says, until moving onto the next stage of saying the same thing at exactly the same time. The other passengers become extremely disturbed by this and decide they want Sky thrown off the bus to her death, which the Doctor objects to. While being spoken to by the Doctor, Sky steals his voice and manages to make him start repeating her, leading the other passengers to believe the lifeform has left Sky and has now possessed the Doctor, but in reality, Sky is still possessed, just progressing. | ''It is not known whether Sky Silvestry's consciousness remained afterward.'' | ||
While possessed, Sky repeats everything that everybody says, until moving onto the next stage of saying the same thing at exactly the same time. The other passengers become extremely disturbed by this and decide they want Sky thrown off the bus to her death, which the Doctor objects to. While being spoken to by the Doctor, Sky steals his voice and manages to make him start repeating her, leading the other passengers to believe the lifeform has left Sky and has now possessed the Doctor, but in reality, Sky is still possessed, just progressing. | |||
As Sky convinces the others to chuck the Doctor off the bus, the [[Hostess]] realises Sky is still possessed due to her use of the phrases "Allons-y!" and "Molto bene". (The Doctor spoke these same phrases to the hostess early) The Hostess grabs Sky and pulls her out the door, sacrificing herself and Sky to save the Doctor. ([[DW]]: ''[[Midnight (TV story)|Midnight]]'') | As Sky convinces the others to chuck the Doctor off the bus, the [[Hostess]] realises Sky is still possessed due to her use of the phrases "Allons-y!" and "Molto bene". (The Doctor spoke these same phrases to the hostess early) The Hostess grabs Sky and pulls her out the door, sacrificing herself and Sky to save the Doctor. ([[DW]]: ''[[Midnight (TV story)|Midnight]]'') | ||
[[Category:LGBT individuals|Silvestry, Sky]] | [[Category:LGBT individuals|Silvestry, Sky]] | ||
[[Category:Possessed humans|Silvestry, Sky]] | [[Category:Possessed humans|Silvestry, Sky]] | ||
Revision as of 08:54, 15 August 2010
Sky Silvestry is a passenger and a businesswoman aboard a tourist craft going around the planet Midnight. She explains to the Doctor that she is visiting the planet after the end of her relationship with her female partner.
When an unknown force begins banging on the side of the vessel, Sky panics, in the belief that her former lover has returned to get revenge. The force, apparently feeding on her fear, possesses her.
It is not known whether Sky Silvestry's consciousness remained afterward.
While possessed, Sky repeats everything that everybody says, until moving onto the next stage of saying the same thing at exactly the same time. The other passengers become extremely disturbed by this and decide they want Sky thrown off the bus to her death, which the Doctor objects to. While being spoken to by the Doctor, Sky steals his voice and manages to make him start repeating her, leading the other passengers to believe the lifeform has left Sky and has now possessed the Doctor, but in reality, Sky is still possessed, just progressing.
As Sky convinces the others to chuck the Doctor off the bus, the Hostess realises Sky is still possessed due to her use of the phrases "Allons-y!" and "Molto bene". (The Doctor spoke these same phrases to the hostess early) The Hostess grabs Sky and pulls her out the door, sacrificing herself and Sky to save the Doctor. (DW: Midnight)
