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=== Life after the Doctor === | === Life after the Doctor === | ||
Barbara and Ian claimed to have been missionaries in Africa to account for the time gap. She began a career as a university lecturer, specialising in Aztec history. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Who Killed Kennedy]]'') Barbara and Ian married. ([[TV]]: ''[[Death of the Doctor (TV story)|Death of the Doctor]]'') The couple had a child, [[Johnny Chess|John Alydon Ganatas Chesterton]] who grew up to be a famous musician under the name [[Johnny Chess]]. ([[PROSE]]: '' [[Timewyrm: Revelation (novel)|Revelation]]'', ''[[Byzantium! (novel)|Byzantium!]]'') According to a rumour [[Sarah Jane Smith]] shared with [[Clyde Langer]] and [[Rani Chandra]], Barbara and Ian had become professors at [[Cambridge]] by at least the [[2010s]] and had not aged since the [[1960s]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[Death of the Doctor (TV story)|Death of the Doctor]]'') | Barbara and Ian claimed to have been missionaries in Africa to account for the time gap. She began a career as a university lecturer, specialising in Aztec history. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Who Killed Kennedy]]'') Barbara and Ian married. ([[TV]]: ''[[Death of the Doctor (TV story)|Death of the Doctor]]'') The couple had a child, [[Johnny Chess|John Alydon Ganatas Chesterton]] who grew up to be a famous musician under the name [[Johnny Chess]]. ([[PROSE]]: '' [[Timewyrm: Revelation (novel)|Revelation]]'', ''[[Byzantium! (novel)|Byzantium!]]'') | ||
At some point, Ian and Barbara were pulled into an illusionary world, and made to believe they were in Coal Hill. They encountered the [[Eleventh Doctor]], who helped them overcome the illusion. Ian was sceptical when the strange young man proclaimed himself to be a Doctor, brushing off his intimate knowledge of their adventures as being a result of him being some sort of mind-reading alien. Barbara, on the other hand, was more willing to believe him, citing all the strange things the Doctor had done during their travels. They went with the Doctor to [[Cornucopia]], where they discovered the place in ruins. [[DWM]]: ''[[Hunters of the Burning Stone (comic story)|Hunters of the Burning Stone]]'' | |||
According to a rumour [[Sarah Jane Smith]] shared with [[Clyde Langer]] and [[Rani Chandra]], Barbara and Ian had become professors at [[Cambridge]] by at least the [[2010s]] and had not aged since the [[1960s]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[Death of the Doctor (TV story)|Death of the Doctor]]'') | |||
In [[1985]], Barbara wrote a GCSE textbook called ''Journeys Through History: A Sourcebook for GCSE for the Associated Exam Board'' with [[Ian Martin]] in which Lady [[Jane Grey]]'s nine day reign from [[10 July|10]] to [[19 July]] [[1553]] was covered. She, the Doctor and Ian had met Lady Jane shortly after she was deposed by [[Mary I|Queen Mary I]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Nine-Day Queen (short story)|The Nine-Day Queen]]'') | In [[1985]], Barbara wrote a GCSE textbook called ''Journeys Through History: A Sourcebook for GCSE for the Associated Exam Board'' with [[Ian Martin]] in which Lady [[Jane Grey]]'s nine day reign from [[10 July|10]] to [[19 July]] [[1553]] was covered. She, the Doctor and Ian had met Lady Jane shortly after she was deposed by [[Mary I|Queen Mary I]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Nine-Day Queen (short story)|The Nine-Day Queen]]'') | ||
