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* George is scared of many things, including the [[night]] and [[darkness|dark]].
* George is scared of many things, including the [[night]] and [[darkness|dark]].
* By [[24 December]] [[2002]], Claire isn't pregnant, but on [[11 February]] [[2003]], she gives birth.
* By [[24 December]] [[2002]], Claire isn't pregnant, but on [[11 February]] [[2003]], she gives birth.
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Revision as of 16:07, 6 September 2023

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Night Terrors was a short story published on 13 October 2011 in The Brilliant Book 2012. It was written by David Bailey and illustrated by Lee Johnson, and, as the tenth mini-novelisation in The Brilliant Book 2012, it adapted of the television story of the same.

Plot

George, a young little boy who lives in the Rowbarton Estate, is afraid of everything — and it's taking a toll on his parents, Alex and Claire. The Eleventh Doctor hears George's cry for help, and he and Amy and Rory investigates, but strange things begin to happen; clothes begin to come to life, people get sucked into piles of bin bags, and Amy and Roy get trapped inside an abandoned house. George, who is not an ordinary boy, traps whatever frightens him in his wardrobe, where the monsters live. His parents don't remember his pregnancy and birth, and reality begins to warp. The answers? They are in the cupboard.

Characters

Worldbuilding

Notes

  • Due to a typo, Alex is referred by his son's name: George.
  • The story claims that George was born on 11 February, however the original television story set his birthday in January.

Continuity