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:''See also [[Cassandra (disambiguation]]'' | |||
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race= [[Human]] | | race= [[Human]] | | ||
home planet= [[Earth]] | | home planet= [[Earth]] | | ||
home era= | home era= [[Distant past]]| | ||
appearances= [[DW]]: ''[[The Myth Makers]]'' | | appearances= [[DW]]: ''[[The Myth Makers]]'' | | ||
actor= [[Frances White]]|}} | actor= [[Frances White]]|}} | ||
'''Cassandra''' was the High Priestess of [[Troy]] and the daughter of [[Priam]]. She | '''Cassandra''' was the High Priestess of [[Troy]] and the daughter of [[Priam]]. [[First Doctor|The Doctor]]'s [[companion]] [[Katarina]] served as her handmaiden. | ||
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For an unknown time prior to the arrival of [[the TARDIS]], she had had nightmares of the future. A mean-spirited and vindictive sort, she nevertheless warned Priam and those associated with her that a doom would come to Troy, who had long since failed to her seriously. She had had a number of When [[Vicki]] (later Cressida) emerged from the TARDIS, which Trojans had taken to the city, she immediately accused her of practicing [[witch]]craft. She warned of the [[Trojan Horse]] (a plan put into action by [[First Doctor|the Doctor]], borrowing the idea from [[Homer]]), to no avail. | |||
After the fall of Troy, she became the slave of the [[Greek]] warlord [[Agamemnon]]. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Myth Makers]]'') | |||
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{{wikipediainfo|Cassandra}} | {{wikipediainfo|Cassandra}} | ||
[[Category:Human high priestesses]] | |||
[[Category:Humans]] | [[Category:Humans with psychic powers]] | ||
Revision as of 17:18, 15 June 2009
- See also Cassandra (disambiguation
Cassandra was the High Priestess of Troy and the daughter of Priam. The Doctor's companion Katarina served as her handmaiden.
Profile
For an unknown time prior to the arrival of the TARDIS, she had had nightmares of the future. A mean-spirited and vindictive sort, she nevertheless warned Priam and those associated with her that a doom would come to Troy, who had long since failed to her seriously. She had had a number of When Vicki (later Cressida) emerged from the TARDIS, which Trojans had taken to the city, she immediately accused her of practicing witchcraft. She warned of the Trojan Horse (a plan put into action by the Doctor, borrowing the idea from Homer), to no avail.
After the fall of Troy, she became the slave of the Greek warlord Agamemnon. (DW: The Myth Makers)
