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* [[Ianto Jones]]' leg was broken by his father when he was younger. He was pushed too hard on a swing and fell off. | * [[Ianto Jones]]' leg was broken by his father when he was younger. He was pushed too hard on a swing and fell off. | ||
* [[Victoria|Queen Victoria]] created other institutions, although the present government is not aware of them. | * [[Victoria|Queen Victoria]] created other institutions, although the present government is not aware of them. | ||
* From the data file Lois pulls up on her computer, Gwen was apparently born on [[16 August|August 16]], [[ | * From the data file Lois pulls up on her computer, Gwen was apparently born on [[16 August|August 16]], [[1978]] in [[Swansea]], making her 31 years old at the time of this serial. | ||
* [[Johnny Davies]] sleeps in the nude. | * [[Johnny Davies]] sleeps in the nude. | ||
* [[Jack Harkness]]'s body can regenerate itself completely. Even if the damage inflicted dismembers him, the severed parts will grow back together. However, he can resurrect before his body is finished healing, causing him great pain when he regains consciousness. | * [[Jack Harkness]]'s body can regenerate itself completely. Even if the damage inflicted dismembers him, the severed parts will grow back together. However, he can resurrect before his body is finished healing, causing him great pain when he regains consciousness. | ||
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=== Religion === | === Religion === | ||
* Johnson uses the name "Lazarus" to describe Jack's [[immortality]]. This is a [[Bible|Biblical]] reference to {{w|Lazarus}}, whom [[Jesus]] raised from the dead. | * Johnson uses the name "Lazarus" to describe Jack's [[immortality]]. This is a [[Bible|Biblical]] reference to {{w|Lazarus}}, whom [[Jesus]] raised from the dead. | ||
* Lilly mocks the mass chanting of the children, themselves included, saying her father thought she and Holly were " | * Lilly mocks the mass chanting of the children, themselves included, saying her father thought she and Holly were "possessed by the [[Devil]]". | ||
=== Culture from the real world === | === Culture from the real world === | ||
