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By [[2011]], [[Albert Wilson|Albert]] and [[Tamara Wilson]] had a daughter, whom they named '''Lucy Wilson'''. She was the sister of [[Conall Lethbridge-Stewart|Conall]] and [[Nick Wilson]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Enfolded Time (short story)|The Enfolded Time]]'') | By [[2011]], [[Albert Wilson|Albert]] and [[Tamara Wilson]] had a daughter, whom they named '''Lucy Wilson'''. She was the sister of [[Conall Lethbridge-Stewart|Conall]] and [[Nick Wilson]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Enfolded Time (short story)|The Enfolded Time]]'') | ||
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By 2011, Albert and Tamara Wilson had a daughter, whom they named Lucy Wilson. She was the sister of Conall and Nick Wilson. (PROSE: The Enfolded Time)
When Lucy was twelve, she and her family moved from London to Ogmore-by-Sea. There Lucy became friends with Hobo, a local boy who had alopecia. The two of them travelled to London to an event celebrating the life of Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart. The event was a trap by the Great Intelligence, and Lucy was able to defeat the entity with the help of Hobo and Dame Anne Bishop. (PROSE: Avatars of the Intelligence)
James Lethbridge-Stewart had memories of meeting Lucy and Hobo in Bledoe when he and Alistair were children. (PROSE: Night of the Intelligence)
