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|mother = Bettingham-Smith | |mother = Bettingham-Smith | ||
|sister = Polly Wright | |sister = Polly Wright | ||
|brother = Polly Wright's younger brothers{{!}} | |brother = Polly Wright's younger brothers{{!}}Two brothers | ||
|brother2 = Miles Wright | |||
|first mention = Resistance (audio story) | |first mention = Resistance (audio story) | ||
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The '''older brother''' of [[Polly Wright]] was the first [[child]] of [[Edward Wright]] and Miss [[Bettingham-Smith]]. He was born about a [[year]] after his [[parent]]s' [[August]] [[1939]] [[marriage]] and was three years old in [[1944]]. The oldest of five children, his younger [[sister]] Polly was born in [[1942]] and they also had | The '''older brother''' of [[Polly Wright]] was the first [[child]] of [[Edward Wright]] and Miss [[Bettingham-Smith]]. He was born about a [[year]] after his [[parent]]s' [[August]] [[1939]] [[marriage]] and was three years old in [[1944]]. The oldest of five children, his younger [[sister]] Polly was born in [[1942]] and they also had [[Polly Wright's younger brothers|younger brothers]], ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Resistance (audio story)|Resistance]]'') the youngest of which was [[Miles Wright|Miles]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Invasion of the Cat-People (novel)|Invasion of the Cat-People]]'') | ||
After his [[father]]'s youngest [[brother]], [[Randolph Wright]], was captured by [[Germany|German]] forces during [[World War II]], the [[Nazi]]s learned about Polly's [[brother]] and their family. When Polly came to [[France]] in 1944 while travelling with the [[Second Doctor]], she encountered a Nazi [[spy]] who [[Randolph Wright (imposter)|impersonated]] Randolph Wright using this information. The spy claimed to have visited his [[nephew]] just a [[week]] before. The man's ignorance of the fact that her [[uncle]] also had a [[niece]] alerted Polly to the fact that he was an imposter. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Resistance (audio story)|Resistance]]'') | After his [[father]]'s youngest [[brother]], [[Randolph Wright]], was captured by [[Germany|German]] forces during [[World War II]], the [[Nazi]]s learned about Polly's [[brother]] and their family. When Polly came to [[France]] in 1944 while travelling with the [[Second Doctor]], she encountered a Nazi [[spy]] who [[Randolph Wright (imposter)|impersonated]] Randolph Wright using this information. The spy claimed to have visited his [[nephew]] just a [[week]] before. The man's ignorance of the fact that her [[uncle]] also had a [[niece]] alerted Polly to the fact that he was an imposter. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Resistance (audio story)|Resistance]]'') | ||
Revision as of 03:40, 9 November 2020
The older brother of Polly Wright was the first child of Edward Wright and Miss Bettingham-Smith. He was born about a year after his parents' August 1939 marriage and was three years old in 1944. The oldest of five children, his younger sister Polly was born in 1942 and they also had younger brothers, (AUDIO: Resistance) the youngest of which was Miles. (PROSE: Invasion of the Cat-People)
After his father's youngest brother, Randolph Wright, was captured by German forces during World War II, the Nazis learned about Polly's brother and their family. When Polly came to France in 1944 while travelling with the Second Doctor, she encountered a Nazi spy who impersonated Randolph Wright using this information. The spy claimed to have visited his nephew just a week before. The man's ignorance of the fact that her uncle also had a niece alerted Polly to the fact that he was an imposter. (AUDIO: Resistance)
