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|appearances = [[TV]]: ''[[Human Nature (TV story)|Human Nature]]'' / ''[[The Family of Blood]]'' | |appearances = [[TV]]: ''[[Human Nature (TV story)|Human Nature]]'' / ''[[The Family of Blood]]'' | ||
|actor = Thomas Sangster | |actor = Thomas Sangster | ||
}}'''Tim Latimer''' was a schoolboy who attended in [[Farringham School for Boys]] in [[1913]]. His history master was [[John Smith (Tenth Doctor)|John Smith]]. | |other actor = Huw T Rees | ||
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'''Tim Latimer''' was a schoolboy who attended in [[Farringham School for Boys]] in [[1913]]. His history master was [[John Smith (Tenth Doctor)|John Smith]]. | |||
The [[Chameleon Arch|fob watch]] containing the [[Tenth Doctor]]'s [[Time Lord]] essence communicated with him and instructed him. It could do this because Latimer had low level telepathic abilities it could access. It also granted him a vision of the [[First World War]] which he used to escape a shell at a critical moment. After the [[Family of Blood]] was defeated, the Doctor let Latimer have his watch to look after and for good luck. He fought in World War I and survived. Like the Doctor, he did not like violence and refused to use a gun when the Scarecrows attacked, responding to a call of "Coward!" with "Yes sir! Every time!" an echo of the Doctor's answer to the question [[The Parting of the Ways|"Are you coward or killer?"]] | The [[Chameleon Arch|fob watch]] containing the [[Tenth Doctor]]'s [[Time Lord]] essence communicated with him and instructed him. It could do this because Latimer had low level telepathic abilities it could access. It also granted him a vision of the [[First World War]] which he used to escape a shell at a critical moment. After the [[Family of Blood]] was defeated, the Doctor let Latimer have his watch to look after and for good luck. He fought in World War I and survived. Like the Doctor, he did not like violence and refused to use a gun when the Scarecrows attacked, responding to a call of "Coward!" with "Yes sir! Every time!" an echo of the Doctor's answer to the question [[The Parting of the Ways|"Are you coward or killer?"]] | ||
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