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|individual name= Fortune Teller | |||
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|race= Human | |||
|home planet= Earth | |||
|home era= [[19th century]], [[21st century]] | |||
|appearances= [[TW]]: ''[[Dead Man Walking]]'', ''[[Fragments]]'' | |||
|actor= [[Skye Bennett]] | |||
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The mysterious '''fortune teller''' was a psychic, ageless tarot card reader. Outwardly a little girl, she is seen in both the 19th and 21st centuries as appearing roughly the same age. In the [[21st century]], she leads [[Jack Harkness]] to the location of the second [[Resurrection gauntlet]] but promised it would bring further complications. ([[TW]]: ''[[Dead Man Walking]]'') | |||
In a [[19th century]] flashback, she approaches Jack to read his cards and tells him he will see two new centuries with [[Torchwood 3]] before meeting [[The Doctor]] once again. The nature of this character, and the source of her abilities, are unrevealed. ([[TW]]: ''[[Fragments]]'') | |||
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Revision as of 10:09, 27 March 2008
The mysterious fortune teller was a psychic, ageless tarot card reader. Outwardly a little girl, she is seen in both the 19th and 21st centuries as appearing roughly the same age. In the 21st century, she leads Jack Harkness to the location of the second Resurrection gauntlet but promised it would bring further complications. (TW: Dead Man Walking)
In a 19th century flashback, she approaches Jack to read his cards and tells him he will see two new centuries with Torchwood 3 before meeting The Doctor once again. The nature of this character, and the source of her abilities, are unrevealed. (TW: Fragments)
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