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Stuart Hoskins and Sarah Clark's wedding

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On 7 November 1987, Pete and Jackie Tyler attended the wedding of Stuart Hoskins and Sarah Clark, held at St Christopher's Parish Church, during which Pete was hit by a car outside the church and killed. The wedding was briefly disrupted when Rose Tyler, brought from the future by the Ninth Doctor, paradoxically altered history by saving her father, causing Reapers to besiege the scene. The wedding attendants took refuge in their venue due to the church's age, but remained vulnerable due to the Reapers' persistence and further paradoxes caused by the time travelers. Pete ultimately sacrificed himself to the car accident to save the timeline, and everyone at the wedding outside the Doctor and Rose forgot the incident as history resumed its course. (TV: Father's Day [+]Loading...["Father's Day (TV story)"])

A photograph from the wedding. (PROSE: Rose's Dad? [+]Loading...["Rose's Dad? (short story)"])
Wedding guests witness Pete Tyler's death. (TV: Father's Day [+]Loading...["Father's Day (TV story)"])

The wedding was recorded, with the video ending up in Jackie Tyler's possession. In 2006, while going though some "old things", she found the video and lent it to Mickey. Discovering the present-day Rose and the Doctor visible in the footage, he posted about it on his website, speculating if the Time Lord was "meddling with how history should be". (PROSE: Essay Competition [+]Loading...["Essay Competition (short story)"])

After Clara Oswald jumped into the Doctor's time stream to stop the Great Intelligence erasing him from existence, (TV: The Name of the Doctor [+]Loading...["The Name of the Doctor (TV story)"]) Sarah was replaced by a splinter of Clara. (PROSE: Mickey's Blog [+]Loading...{"page":"173","1":"Mickey's Blog (short story)"})

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