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She sewed [[hassock]]s for [[Norton Folgate's father|her husband]]'s [[church]], all through [[World War II]]. However, a [[bomb]] was dropped on the church and they were destroyed. The couple later moved to a parish in the [[Cotswolds]]. She and her husband disapproved of Norton's [[sexuality]] and his job with [[Torchwood Institute|Torchwood]]. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Ghost Mission (audio story)|Ghost Mission]]'') | She sewed [[hassock]]s for [[Norton Folgate's father|her husband]]'s [[church]], all through [[World War II]]. However, a [[bomb]] was dropped on the church and they were destroyed. The couple later moved to a parish in the [[Cotswolds]]. She and her husband disapproved of Norton's [[sexuality]] and his job with [[Torchwood Institute|Torchwood]]. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Ghost Mission (audio story)|Ghost Mission]]'') | ||
Mrs Folgate used to say that "loose lips sink shapes". Norton remarked that she should know about that. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Outbreak (audio story)|Outbreak]]'') | |||
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Revision as of 17:40, 6 July 2019
Mrs Folgate was the mother of Gerald and Norton Folgate. She lived in London with her family but disliked the lower-class cockneys that lived near her.
She sewed hassocks for her husband's church, all through World War II. However, a bomb was dropped on the church and they were destroyed. The couple later moved to a parish in the Cotswolds. She and her husband disapproved of Norton's sexuality and his job with Torchwood. (AUDIO: Ghost Mission)
Mrs Folgate used to say that "loose lips sink shapes". Norton remarked that she should know about that. (AUDIO: Outbreak)