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'''William''' was a puffy-haired young man in a brown suit. He was a poet, but most people did not like his poetry, some called it "ghastly".  
'''William''' was a puffy-haired young man in a brown suit. He was a poet, but most people did not like his poetry, some called it "ghastly".  


William met the [[Eighth Doctor]] and [[Anji Kapoor]] in [[England]] of the [[19th century]]. He was attending a seance together with several other people who had all lost someone in their lifes. William told Anji about his poetry and mentioned that he wondered if Anglo-Saxon races were too pragmatic for genuine enlightenment. Anji didn't listen to his words but pretentend to do so and smiled politely when William had said something.
William met the [[Eighth Doctor]] and [[Anji Kapoor]] in [[England]] of the [[19th century]]. He was attending a seance together with several other people who had all lost someone in their lifes. William told Anji about his poetry and mentioned that he wondered if Anglo-Saxon races were too pragmatic for genuine enlightenment. Anji didn't listen to his words but pretended to do so and smiled politely when William had said something.


One of William's poems was a poem about ghosts in which he called the ghosts “pale ether-shrouded wanderers”. He wanted to tell his poem to the people at the seance but was stopped by [[Mrs Hemming (Camera Obscura)|Mrs Hemming]].  
One of William's poems was a poem about ghosts in which he called the ghosts “pale ether-shrouded wanderers”. He wanted to tell his poem to the people at the seance but was stopped by [[Mrs Hemming (Camera Obscura)|Mrs Hemming]].  
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