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|featuring = [[Armitage (The Unbegotten)|Armitage]] | |featuring = [[Armitage (The Unbegotten)|Armitage]] | ||
|enemy = | |enemy = | ||
|setting = | |setting = [[London]] and [[Wales]], [[1950s]] | ||
|writer = [[James Goss]] | |writer = [[James Goss]] | ||
|director = | |director = | ||
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Andy and Father Dinsdale are joined by a number of believers in the wake of the recent Ascensions and Father Dinsdale puts them to work on his [[farm]]. Not understanding why he would have them do this if the world is ending, Andy learns that Father Dinsdale has had three groups Ascend in the past but has always been left behind and that the next Ascension will be at [[midnight]] in two days' time. | Andy and Father Dinsdale are joined by a number of believers in the wake of the recent Ascensions and Father Dinsdale puts them to work on his [[farm]]. Not understanding why he would have them do this if the world is ending, Andy learns that Father Dinsdale has had three groups Ascend in the past but has always been left behind and that the next Ascension will be at [[midnight]] in two days' time. | ||
Norton keeps up the pretence with Lyme that he is making progress with the higher-ups and visits Armitage with Sir Reginald, [[Ruddigore (Ascension)|Ruddigore]] from the [[Ministry of Works]], [[archbishop (Ascension)|the Archbishop]] and various others to discuss Ascension. He makes little progress, but claims otherwise when he meets with Lizbeth, who is upset by [[Maggie (Ascension)|Maggie]]'s Ascension, and when Andy calls him whilst he and Lyme are walking [[Bunbury]]. | Norton keeps up the pretence with Lyme that he is making progress with the higher-ups and visits Armitage with Sir Reginald, [[Ruddigore (Ascension)|Ruddigore]] from the [[Ministry of Works]], [[archbishop (Ascension)|the Archbishop]] and various others to discuss Ascension as what he calls the [[Ascension Action Group]]. He makes little progress, but claims otherwise when he meets with Lizbeth, who is upset by [[Maggie (Ascension)|Maggie]]'s Ascension, and when Andy calls him whilst he and Lyme are walking [[Bunbury]]. Lizbeth visits [[Bertie de Souza|General de Souza]], an old friend, and gets him to take over the Ascension Action Group to ensure that work is done. | ||
' | De Souza puts a stop to Norton's plan, [[Operation Angel Wings]], as he believes that a powerful weapon is responsible for the Ascensions and that it must be investigated before any action can be taken. He takes the operation under [[military]] control, frustrating Norton and leading him to form an alliance with Armitage and to fall out with Lizbeth. In Wales, the Ascension begins and Andy sees a blinding light. | ||
=== ''The Invisible Worm'' (3) === | === ''The Invisible Worm'' (3) === | ||
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* [[Agnes (Ascension)|Agnes]] makes [[jam]]. | * [[Agnes (Ascension)|Agnes]] makes [[jam]]. | ||
* [[Dinsdale (Ascension)|Father Dinsdale]] likens himself to [[John the Baptist]]. | * [[Dinsdale (Ascension)|Father Dinsdale]] likens himself to [[John the Baptist]]. | ||
* [[Wodehouse (Ascension)|Wodehouse]] | * [[Wodehouse (Ascension)|Wodehouse]], [[Goringe (Ascension)|Goringe]] and [[Fowler (Ascension)|Fowler]] work at [[Armitage (The Unbegotten)|Armitage]]'s club. | ||
* Norton claims that he has a group at [[Caversham Listening Station]]. | * Norton claims that he has a group at [[Caversham Listening Station]]. | ||
* Lyme gets [[chips]] for Norton and extra [[fish cake]] for [[Bunbury]]. | * Lyme gets [[chips]] for Norton and extra [[fish cake]] for [[Bunbury]]. | ||
* [[Gertie (Ascension)|Gertie]] joins Father Dinsdale. She looks forward to seeing [[Gertie's grandmother|her grandmother]] in [[Heaven]]. | |||
== Notes == | == Notes == | ||