Bliss (Love & Monsters)

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Luke Bridge was a human male from England. he appeared to be a somewhat talented actor,

he, along with Bridget Sinclair, Colin Skinner and Ursula Blake, had noticed that "a man called the Doctor" had been at the heart of many of the strange things that had been happening to the Earth in recent years. Joining together, they formed an "inner sanctum" researching and studying the Doctor, discovering that his involvement stretched back many years. (PROSE: The Time Traveller's Almanac)

In the year following the Sycorax invasion of Earth, they were joined by Elton Pope, who named the group LINDA, only for Luke to be absorbed by the Abzorbaloff when she first arrived in March that year, making him her first victim in the group. The Abzorbaloff, disguised as a human "Clemmie Mulholland", claimed that he had left to get married. When the rest found him absorbed weeks later, his place was the Abzorbaloff's right buttock, making it difficult for him to breathe and speak. Because his face was compressed into the seat of her chair, Luke could only speak when the Abzorbaloff let him by lifting herself up, otherwise he would be restricted to muffled speech and moaning. he was also subjected to the Abzorbaloff farting on him. he helped the Tenth Doctor and Elton Pope destroy the Abzorbaloff by pulling her apart from the inside on Ursula Blake's urging. This killed him as well as Bridget and Mr Skinner. They, along with the Abzorbaloff, were absorbed by the earth and melted into a gooey puddle, which fused into the ground. (TV: Love & Monsters)

Personality

Elton Pope recalled that Bliss was "ever so sweet". She enjoyed singing, playing the guitar and creating art, and seemed to be a bit naive, albeit very friendly. Victor Kennedy referred to her as a "stupid girl", in reference to the fact she remained alone with a stranger, away from her friends. (TV: Love & Monsters)