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'''Remus Sylvest''' was the son of Professor [[Sylvest]] and the twin brother of [[Romulus Sylvest]]. Their father was worried that their mathematical genius could be used to alter reality on a massive scale. His fears were borne out when [[Azmael]] abducted them on [[Mestor]]'s orders and took them to [[Jaconda]], where they were put to work solving the equations needed to explode Jaconda's sun and spread [[Gastropod]] eggs throughout the universe. The plan was defeated by [[Sixth Doctor|the Doctor]], who returned the twins home. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Twin Dilemma]]'') | '''Remus Sylvest''' was the son of Professor [[Sylvest]] and the twin brother of [[Romulus Sylvest]]. Their father was worried that their mathematical genius could be used to alter reality on a massive scale. His fears were borne out when [[Azmael]] abducted them on [[Mestor]]'s orders and took them to [[Jaconda]], where they were put to work solving the equations needed to explode Jaconda's sun and spread [[Gastropod]] eggs throughout the universe. The plan was defeated by [[Sixth Doctor|the Doctor]], who returned the twins home. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Twin Dilemma]]'') | ||
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Revision as of 18:52, 26 September 2010
Remus Sylvest was the son of Professor Sylvest and the twin brother of Romulus Sylvest. Their father was worried that their mathematical genius could be used to alter reality on a massive scale. His fears were borne out when Azmael abducted them on Mestor's orders and took them to Jaconda, where they were put to work solving the equations needed to explode Jaconda's sun and spread Gastropod eggs throughout the universe. The plan was defeated by the Doctor, who returned the twins home. (DW: The Twin Dilemma)
