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She was born in the early [[23rd century]] on the colony planet [[Vandor Secunda]]. Her father was [[Benedict Summerfield III]] and her brother was [[Marshal Summerfield II]]. | She was born in the early [[23rd century]] on the colony planet [[Vandor Secunda]]. Her father was [[Benedict Summerfield III]] and her brother was [[Marshal Summerfield II]]. | ||
Coincidentally, [[Chris Cwej]] grew a clone in the [[ | Coincidentally, [[Chris Cwej]] grew a clone in the [[bottle universe]] and named her [[Christine Summerfield]]. Before she discovered that she was a clone, the bottle Christine searched for an equivalent Christine Summerfield in the "real" universe. The [[23rd century]] Christine was the only one she could find in the records kept in the [[26th century]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Dead Romance (novel)|Dead Romance]]'') | ||
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Revision as of 15:42, 12 September 2016
Christine Summerfield was the only recorded relative of Bernice Summerfield to be named Christine Summerfield. She was not a direct ancestor of Bernice Summerfield.
She was born in the early 23rd century on the colony planet Vandor Secunda. Her father was Benedict Summerfield III and her brother was Marshal Summerfield II.
Coincidentally, Chris Cwej grew a clone in the bottle universe and named her Christine Summerfield. Before she discovered that she was a clone, the bottle Christine searched for an equivalent Christine Summerfield in the "real" universe. The 23rd century Christine was the only one she could find in the records kept in the 26th century. (PROSE: Dead Romance)
