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During the [[Dalek Invasion of Earth (2009)|Dalek invasion of Earth]], Gwen told Rhys tell Mary to take her pills and go to sleep. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Stolen Earth]]'') When investigating a man connected to the 456 going by the alias "Timothy White"; Gwen commented that her mother used to shop there. ([[TW]]: [[Children of Earth: Day One]]) | During the [[Dalek Invasion of Earth (2009)|Dalek invasion of Earth]], Gwen told Rhys tell Mary to take her pills and go to sleep. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Stolen Earth]]'') When investigating a man connected to the 456 going by the alias "Timothy White"; Gwen commented that her mother used to shop there. ([[TW]]: [[Children of Earth: Day One]]) | ||
At some point prior to [[Miracle Day]], Gwen informed Mary of the true nature of her job. On Miracle Day, Mary accompanied her husband to the hospital after he had had a heart attack, and met her daughter, son in law, and - for the first time since Anwen was born - her grandaughter. ([[TW]]: ''[[The New World]]'') | At some point prior to [[Miracle Day]], Gwen informed Mary of the true nature of her job. On Miracle Day, Mary accompanied her husband to the hospital after he had had a heart attack, and met her daughter, son in law, and - for the first time since Anwen was born - her grandaughter. ([[TW]]: ''[[The New World]]'') After being released from police custody, Mary shares her home in Swansea with son-in-law Rhys and grandaughter Anwen. After Geraint is taken to the government run overflow camp, Mary encourages Gwen's rescue mission. When Gwen arrives back in Wales it is seen that she has been collating information relevant to the South Wales camp for Gwen to study. ([[TW]]: [[The Categories of Life]]) | ||
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Mary was a somewhat snobbish, middle class woman. She enjoyed nagging her husband Geraint and scoring points against Rhys' Mum, [[Brenda Williams]]. ([[TW]]: ''[[Something Borrowed]]'') | Gwen is seen to have a more frosty relationship with her mother, than she does with her father Geraint. At her daughter's wedding Mary was seen to be a somewhat snobbish, middle class woman. She enjoyed nagging her husband Geraint and scoring points against Rhys' Mum, [[Brenda Williams]]. ([[TW]]: ''[[Something Borrowed]]'') After Mary meet's Gwen for the first time since her exile, she teases Gwen about her 'frugal' lifestyle, asking if she'd been feeding Anwen lard. ([[TW]]: [[The New World]]) Upon returning to Wales, and her mother, Gwen makes a joke about America's superiority in allowing people to divorce their mothers, evoking a sense of discord between the two. Mary likes to dress Anwen in a way that displeases Gwen, who sees the exclusively pink outfit as frivolous. ([[TW]]: [[The Categories of Life]]) | ||
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Revision as of 21:37, 6 August 2011
Her experiences in TW: The Categories of Life need to be added to his biography.
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Mary Cooper was born some time prior to 1947. She married Geraint Cooper, and the two would have a daughter, Gwen Cooper. Through her daughter Gwen, Mary would eventually become the mother-in-law of Rhys Williams and grandmother of Anwen Williams.
Biography
In her encounter with the quantum transducer, Gwen used the ghost machine to instigate a flashback of her and Rhys leaving to attend Mary's 60th birthday party. (TW: Ghost Machine)
At the time of her daughter's wedding she was living in Swansea. Mary attended Gwen's wedding. After seeing Gwen, who unbeknownst to Mary was actually impregnated by a Nostrovite, Mary was happy at the prospect of a grandchild - particularly because she believed it would shock Brenda. Although Mary was not privy to the nature of Gwen's job, she was caught up in the adventure when she was threatened by the Nostrovite who had assumed the guise of Brenda. Despite Gwen and Rhys proclaiming that they would not keep secrets from each other in their marriage, Mary's memories -like those of the other wedding guests - were erased by Jack Harkness. Mary forgot about the whole ordeal, which her daughter felt to be "for the best". She was last seen sleeping against Brenda - perhaps an indication that the two would manage to put aside their differences. (TW: Something Borrowed)
During the Dalek invasion of Earth, Gwen told Rhys tell Mary to take her pills and go to sleep. (DW: The Stolen Earth) When investigating a man connected to the 456 going by the alias "Timothy White"; Gwen commented that her mother used to shop there. (TW: Children of Earth: Day One)
At some point prior to Miracle Day, Gwen informed Mary of the true nature of her job. On Miracle Day, Mary accompanied her husband to the hospital after he had had a heart attack, and met her daughter, son in law, and - for the first time since Anwen was born - her grandaughter. (TW: The New World) After being released from police custody, Mary shares her home in Swansea with son-in-law Rhys and grandaughter Anwen. After Geraint is taken to the government run overflow camp, Mary encourages Gwen's rescue mission. When Gwen arrives back in Wales it is seen that she has been collating information relevant to the South Wales camp for Gwen to study. (TW: The Categories of Life)
Personality
Gwen is seen to have a more frosty relationship with her mother, than she does with her father Geraint. At her daughter's wedding Mary was seen to be a somewhat snobbish, middle class woman. She enjoyed nagging her husband Geraint and scoring points against Rhys' Mum, Brenda Williams. (TW: Something Borrowed) After Mary meet's Gwen for the first time since her exile, she teases Gwen about her 'frugal' lifestyle, asking if she'd been feeding Anwen lard. (TW: The New World) Upon returning to Wales, and her mother, Gwen makes a joke about America's superiority in allowing people to divorce their mothers, evoking a sense of discord between the two. Mary likes to dress Anwen in a way that displeases Gwen, who sees the exclusively pink outfit as frivolous. (TW: The Categories of Life)
