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Mister Crofton gave [[Bernice Summerfield]] some of his prize [[chrysanth]]s whilst she was recovering from giving birth to [[Peter Summerfield|Peter]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Professor Bernice Summerfield and the Glass Prison (novel)|Professor Bernice Summerfield and the Glass Prison]]'') | |||
While at the Collection, Mister Crofton planted the flower containing his wife's ashes in the centre of his garden and took great care to conceal it during the Fifth Axis Occupation. Commander [[Spang]] of the [[Fifth Axis]] found this activity suspicious, and had his men examine the flower, which destroyed it. In his anger, Mister Crofton declared that he wanted to kill every one of the Fifth Axis members. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Crystal Flower (short story)|The Crystal Flower]]'') | While at the Collection, Mister Crofton planted the flower containing his wife's ashes in the centre of his garden and took great care to conceal it during the Fifth Axis Occupation. Commander [[Spang]] of the [[Fifth Axis]] found this activity suspicious, and had his men examine the flower, which destroyed it. In his anger, Mister Crofton declared that he wanted to kill every one of the Fifth Axis members. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Crystal Flower (short story)|The Crystal Flower]]'') | ||
Revision as of 11:00, 26 January 2023
- You may be looking for Jane Crofton or Crofton Close.
Mister Crofton was the original gardener of the Braxiatel Collection.
Biography
Early life
Mister Crofton was married to Jane Crofton, (AUDIO: Braxiatel in Love) who died whilst he was away at war. He had her ashes turned into a crystal flower. (PROSE: The Crystal Flower)
The Collection
Info from Christmas Spirit, The Doomsday Manuscript, The Fall, Careless Talk, Midrash, The Peter Principle, Lockdown Conversations: 4 and One of My Turns needs to be added
Mister Crofton gave Bernice Summerfield some of his prize chrysanths whilst she was recovering from giving birth to Peter. (PROSE: Professor Bernice Summerfield and the Glass Prison)
While at the Collection, Mister Crofton planted the flower containing his wife's ashes in the centre of his garden and took great care to conceal it during the Fifth Axis Occupation. Commander Spang of the Fifth Axis found this activity suspicious, and had his men examine the flower, which destroyed it. In his anger, Mister Crofton declared that he wanted to kill every one of the Fifth Axis members. (PROSE: The Crystal Flower)
Death
Mister Crofton was killed during the Fifth Axis occupation. (AUDIO: Death and the Daleks) He was replaced as gardener by the Ice Warrior Hass. (PROSE: A Life Worth Living) The Garden of Remembrance was built at the Braxiatel Collection in his honour. (PROSE: ...Be Forgot)
Personality
A kindly, gentle man, Mister Crofton always had a few words for everyone and took a great liking to Bernice Summerfield. (PROSE: The Crystal Flower)
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