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|series = [[Virgin Decalogs]]
|series = [[Virgin Decalogs]]
|doctor=Fifth Doctor
|doctor=Fifth Doctor
|companions = [[Nyssa]]
|companions = [[Nyssa]]
|setting= [[Trentillys Castle]], [[Wales]], the late [[1980s]]
|setting= [[Trentillys Castle]], [[Wales]], the late [[1980s]]
|writer = [[Jackie Marshall]]
|writer = Jackie Marshall
|anthology=''[[Decalog 3: Consequences]]''
|anthology = Decalog 3: Consequences
|release date = 18 July 1996
|prev = Tarnished Image (short story)
|prev = Tarnished Image (short story)
|next=UNITed We Fall (short story)
|next=UNITed We Fall (short story)

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Past Reckoning was the fourth story in the anthology Decalog 3: Consequences. It was written by Jackie Marshall. It featured the Fifth Doctor and Nyssa.

Summary[[edit] | [edit source]]

The Fifth Doctor visits his old friend David Gosthorpe at his ancestral home, Trentyllis Castle, only to learn that David sold the castle to fund his archeological expeditions, and died penniless. His sister, Ellen Carter, plots to locate his greatest discovery and use it to reclaim the family fortune. But the Diadem of Helen has powers neither of them suspected.

Characters[[edit] | [edit source]]

Worldbuilding[[edit] | [edit source]]

  • Nyssa asks the Doctor hopefully about tea and cake.
  • The Doctor says he's from UNIT to avoid being questioned about a death.
  • David Gosthorpe died of a stroke in Naples, Italy in 1987.

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Continuity[[edit] | [edit source]]