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== Appearance ==
== Appearance ==
Willow was a dark figure ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|The Awakening (novelisation)}}) with brown [[hair]] and brown eyes. ([[TV]]: {{cs|The Awakening (TV story)}})
Willow was a dark figure ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|The Awakening (novelisation)}}) with brown [[hair]] and brown eyes. ([[TV]]: {{cs|The Awakening (TV story)}})
== Behind the scenes ==
* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alun_Armstrong Alun Armstrong], [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nicholas_Ball_(actor) Nicholas Ball], [[Geoffrey Bateman]], [[Jim Broadbent]], [[Tom Chadbon]], [[Scott Fredericks]], [[John Hallam (actor)|John Hallam]], [[Prentis Hancock]], [[Del Henney]], [[Roy Holder]], [[Alan Lake]], [[Terry Molloy]], [[Edward Peel]], [[Jeff Rawle]], [[Carl Rigg]], [[Paul Shelley]], [[Donald Sumpter]], [[Ian Talbot]] and [[Malcolm Tierney]] were considered for the  role before Jack Galloway was cast.{{Fact}}


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Latest revision as of 04:10, 17 December 2024

Joseph Willow was a resident of Little Hodcombe.

Biography[[edit] | [edit source]]

Joseph Willow lived in Little Hodcombe. (TV: The Awakening [+]Loading...["The Awakening (TV story)"]) A short-tempered man, he was tempted by the violence that Sir George Hutchinson's war games promised (PROSE: The Awakening [+]Loading...["The Awakening (novelisation)"]) and joined in as a royalist sergeant. (TV: The Awakening [+]Loading...["The Awakening (TV story)"]) He became mad and sadistic under the influence of the Malus. (PROSE: The Awakening [+]Loading...["The Awakening (novelisation)"])

Willow captured the Fifth Doctor, Tegan Jovanka and Vislor Turlough upon their arrival in Little Hodcombe and held the Doctor at gunpoint whilst his companions escaped Ben Wolsey's farmhouse. Upon learning of Tegan's relation to the captive Andrew Verney, Sir George had Willow and Wolsey search for the new arrivals following the Doctor's flight and they eventually caught Tegan to serve as Queen of the May, a role which Willow had threatened Jane Hampden with. He forced Tegan to dress the part and threatened to do it himself if she refused.

Willow in his helmet. (TV: The Awakening [+]Loading...["The Awakening (TV story)"])

After Wolsey saved Tegan, Sir George sent Willow and a trooper after them and they attempted to break into the TARDIS. They were knocked out by Turlough and Verney and, upon regaining consciousness, Willow attempted to kill Wolsey with a dagger. The Doctor and Turlough kept them apart and Will Chandler killed Sir George, after which the Malus destroyed itself and Wolsey and Jane forgave Willow for everything he had done during the war games. (TV: The Awakening [+]Loading...["The Awakening (TV story)"])

Personality[[edit] | [edit source]]

Willow was a florid and quick-tempered man who was tempted by the violence that the war games offered. His voice was that of a natural born bully: rasping and irritable. During the war games, he became sadistic. (PROSE: The Awakening [+]Loading...["The Awakening (novelisation)"])

Appearance[[edit] | [edit source]]

Willow was a dark figure (PROSE: The Awakening [+]Loading...["The Awakening (novelisation)"]) with brown hair and brown eyes. (TV: The Awakening [+]Loading...["The Awakening (TV story)"])