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When Tasdevin's experiment caused a temporal echo in which [[The Doctor (Good Companions)|the Doctor]] and [[Guinevere Winchester]] were trapped, the Doctor and Guin witnessed echoes of Fauler and the others trying to stop Tasdevin. The echoes faded away when the Doctor ended the loop. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Revenants (short story)|Revenants]]'') | When Tasdevin's experiment caused a temporal echo in which [[The Doctor (Good Companions)|the Doctor]] and [[Guinevere Winchester]] were trapped, the Doctor and Guin witnessed echoes of Fauler and the others trying to stop Tasdevin. The echoes faded away when the Doctor ended the loop. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Revenants (short story)|Revenants]]'') | ||
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Revision as of 23:17, 17 February 2015
Fauler was a scientist on the Schrödinger Institute and an agent for Galextricity Corp.
As an agent for Galextricity Corp, which provided energy for an unknown planet, Fauler, along with fellow agents Van Ruysbroeck and Suso, objected to Tasdevin's proposal for a perpetual-motion machine. Their objections increased when they learned Tasdevin was trying to stabilise space-time in order to make himself immortal.
When Tasdevin's experiment caused a temporal echo in which the Doctor and Guinevere Winchester were trapped, the Doctor and Guin witnessed echoes of Fauler and the others trying to stop Tasdevin. The echoes faded away when the Doctor ended the loop. (PROSE: Revenants)
