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* Daughter of Mine recalls being visited by many different Doctors, once a [[month]], forever. She was visited by: | * Daughter of Mine recalls being visited by many different Doctors, once a [[month]], forever. She was visited by: | ||
** The [[Twelfth Doctor|old one with all the hair]] who had been "the worst". | ** The [[Twelfth Doctor|old one with all the hair]] who had been "the worst". | ||
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== Story notes == | == Story notes == | ||
* This story serves as the second part of a "shadow" trilogy by [[Paul Cornell]], which began with ''[[The Shadow Passes (short story)|The Shadow Passes]]'' and ended with ''[[The Shadow in the Mirror (webcast)|The Shadow in the Mirror]]''. Two other Paul Cornell stories use the word ‘shadow’ in the title; ''[[The Shadow of the Scourge (audio story)|The Shadow of the Scourge]]'' and ''[[The Shadows of Avalon (novel)|The Shadows of Avalon]]'', but these were published decades earlier and Cornell does not consider these to be official entries into the ‘shadow’ saga. | * This story serves as the second part of a "shadow" trilogy by [[Paul Cornell]], which began with ''[[The Shadow Passes (short story)|The Shadow Passes]]'' and ended with ''[[The Shadow in the Mirror (webcast)|The Shadow in the Mirror]]''. Two other Paul Cornell stories use the word ‘shadow’ in the title; ''[[The Shadow of the Scourge (audio story)|The Shadow of the Scourge]]'' and ''[[The Shadows of Avalon (novel)|The Shadows of Avalon]]'', but these were published decades earlier and Cornell does not consider these to be official entries into the ‘shadow’ saga. | ||
*This story was published in prose format in ''[[Adventures in Lockdown]]''. | * This story was published in prose format in ''[[Adventures in Lockdown]]''. | ||
== Continuity == | == Continuity == | ||
Revision as of 17:37, 6 September 2023
Shadow of a Doubt was an audio story that was made specifically for the Doctor Who: Lockdown! event. It was the first of two stories written by Paul Cornell to coincide with the watchalong of Human Nature / The Family of Blood.
Plot
In the ruins of Andromeda, Bernice Summerfield finds a mirror from Earth, in which she speaks to Daughter of Mine, who talks about the Doctors who have met her.
A few years later, Benny comes back, but the mirror was gone.
Characters
Crew
- Written by Paul Cornell
- Read by Lisa Bowerman as Bernice Summerfield
- Music and Sound Design by Jamie Robertson
- Artwork by Rachael Stott
- Video Edited by Abigail Scarfe
- Produced by Emily Cook
Worldbuilding
- Daughter of Mine recalls being visited by many different Doctors, once a month, forever. She was visited by:
- The old one with all the hair who had been "the worst".
- The one Benny travelled with who had also been "the worst".
- The thin white aristocrat.
- The one who couldn't walk.
- The one with red hair who thought he was the last.
- Daughter of Mine recalls the Doctor describing themselves as a "story that happened many times in many ways".
Story notes
- This story serves as the second part of a "shadow" trilogy by Paul Cornell, which began with The Shadow Passes and ended with The Shadow in the Mirror. Two other Paul Cornell stories use the word ‘shadow’ in the title; The Shadow of the Scourge and The Shadows of Avalon, but these were published decades earlier and Cornell does not consider these to be official entries into the ‘shadow’ saga.
- This story was published in prose format in Adventures in Lockdown.
Continuity
- Daughter of Mine asked the Doctors how she could be sorry for a story that happened many times in many ways, not all of which she was even present for. (PROSE: Human Nature, TV: Human Nature, The Family of Blood, AUDIO: Master)
- Benny returned to the ruins many years later to find the mirror had gone. (WC: The Shadow in the Mirror)
