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== Notes ==
== Notes ==
* [[Vastra]] takes a seven-per-cent bone solution to intimidate Skark and his troops in submission, a reference to the seven-per-cent cocaine solution [[Sherlock Holmes]] takes in the short story ''A Scandal In Bohemia''. Cocaine and other narcotic stimulants are a common downtime for [[Sherlock Holmes|Holmes]] when not involved in criminal cases, which would give him the intellectual stimulation he so distinctly craves - as the power of the solution and it's source continue to tempt [[Vastra]] throughout this story.  
* [[Vastra]] takes a seven-per-cent bone solution to intimidate Skark and his troops into submission, a reference to the seven-per-cent cocaine solution [[Sherlock Holmes]] takes in the short story ''A Scandal In Bohemia''. Cocaine and other narcotic stimulants are a common downtime for [[Sherlock Holmes|Holmes]] when not involved in criminal cases, which would give him the intellectual stimulation he so distinctly craves - as the power of the solution and it's source continue to tempt [[Vastra]] throughout this story.  


== Continuity ==
== Continuity ==

Revision as of 01:50, 17 June 2020

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Truth and Bone was the third and final story in the audio anthology Heritage 3, produced by Big Finish Productions. It was written by Roy Gill and featured Neve McIntosh as Madame Vastra, Catrin Stewart as Jenny Flint and Dan Starkey as Strax.

Publisher's summary

Bloomsbury troublemakers Stonn and Tom Foster are back, and in much more trouble than ever before.

Sontar has turned its attention to Earth as Requisitioner Skark looks to retrieve missing soldiers. And Jenny finds Vastra preoccupied with the past, which may lead to a very dark future...

Plot

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Cast

References

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Notes

  • Vastra takes a seven-per-cent bone solution to intimidate Skark and his troops into submission, a reference to the seven-per-cent cocaine solution Sherlock Holmes takes in the short story A Scandal In Bohemia. Cocaine and other narcotic stimulants are a common downtime for Holmes when not involved in criminal cases, which would give him the intellectual stimulation he so distinctly craves - as the power of the solution and it's source continue to tempt Vastra throughout this story.

Continuity

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