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''Back in [[London]] with no memory of her adventures with [[Seventh Doctor|the Doctor]] or living on [[Gallifrey]], [[Ace]] flat sits for a friend and regularly chats with a neighbour. One day, she hangs around the [[post box]]es waiting for the neighbour and, when she arrives, she tells her about the strange day she has had.''
''Back in [[London]] with no memory of her adventures with [[Seventh Doctor|the Doctor]] or living on [[Gallifrey]], [[Ace]] flat sits for a friend and regularly chats with a neighbour. One day, she hangs around the [[post box]]es waiting for the neighbour and, when she arrives, she tells her about the strange day she has had.''


Ace takes the [[London Underground|Tube]] to [[Leicester Square]] and, when the [[train]] stops at [[Covent Garden tube station|Covent Garden]], she is bumped into by a man who remembers her from [[school]]. She has no [[memory]] of him, however, and tries to recall him after he disembarks.
Ace takes the [[London Underground|Tube]] to [[Leicester Square]] and, when the [[train]] stops at [[Covent Garden tube station|Covent Garden]], she is bumped into by a man who remembers her from [[school]] but whom she fails to recall. She purchases the next [[book]] in a series she is reading from a [[bookshop]] on [[Charing Cross Road]] before going to the [[National Portrait Gallery]] where she is approached by another man. Like her, he finds the [[statue]] of [[Victoria|Queen Victoria]] and [[Albert|Price Albert]] tacky and, as they laugh about it, he recognises her as the girl who blew up the [[art]] room at [[Perivale High]]. She makes her excuses and leaves.


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* Ace's friend has a collection of [[book]]s.
* Ace's friend has a collection of [[book]]s.
* Ace attended [[Fraser Road Primary]] and [[Perivale High]].
* Ace attended [[Fraser Road Primary]] and [[Perivale High]].
* Ace visits a [[bookshop]] on [[Charing Cross Road]].
* Ace thinks that [[Victoria|Queen Victoria]] and [[Albert|Prince Albert]] were basically [[Victoria Beckham|Posh]] and [[David Beckham|Becks]].


== Notes ==
== Notes ==

Revision as of 19:04, 29 November 2024

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In Search of Lost Time was the third story of Echoes Through Eternity, marking 20 years of the Gallifrey series, produced by Big Finish Productions. It was written by Una McCormack and read by Sophie Aldred. It featured Ace.

Publisher's summary

Old Time Agents never die - they just lose their memories. Back on Earth after her involvement in the Time War, Ace is having trouble fitting in - and coincidence seems to be following her...

Plot

Back in London with no memory of her adventures with the Doctor or living on Gallifrey, Ace flat sits for a friend and regularly chats with a neighbour. One day, she hangs around the post boxes waiting for the neighbour and, when she arrives, she tells her about the strange day she has had.

Ace takes the Tube to Leicester Square and, when the train stops at Covent Garden, she is bumped into by a man who remembers her from school but whom she fails to recall. She purchases the next book in a series she is reading from a bookshop on Charing Cross Road before going to the National Portrait Gallery where she is approached by another man. Like her, he finds the statue of Queen Victoria and Price Albert tacky and, as they laugh about it, he recognises her as the girl who blew up the art room at Perivale High. She makes her excuses and leaves.

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Characters

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Worldbuilding

Notes

Continuity

  • Ace recalls Braxiatel wiping her memories of Gallifrey, as depicted in AUDIO: Soldier Obscura [+]Loading...["Soldier Obscura (audio story)"].

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