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For an undetermined amount of time, possibly spanning centuries, the creature and her offspring were chained up under the river Thames by Sutcliffe's family. They somehow discovered that its feces made for an ideal fossil fuel that burned longer and hotter than coal and decided to sell it to amass wealth and power. In order to ensure a constant supply, they would subtly influence the Frost Fairs that took place every year on the river Thames and have the offspring feed humans to their mother. | For an undetermined amount of time, possibly spanning centuries, the creature and her offspring were chained up under the river Thames by Sutcliffe's family. They somehow discovered that its feces made for an ideal fossil fuel that burned longer and hotter than coal and decided to sell it to amass wealth and power. In order to ensure a constant supply, they would subtly influence the Frost Fairs that took place every year on the river Thames and have the offspring feed humans to their mother. | ||
During the Frost Fair of 1814, the Twelfth Doctor and Bill Potts arrived, the TARDIS having detected the creature's presence. Once they realized what was happening and that the creature was as much a victim as the people she was forced to eat, they freed her and defeated Sutcliffe. [[Category:Individuals of unknown species]] | During the Frost Fair of 1814, the Twelfth Doctor and Bill Potts arrived, the TARDIS having detected the creature's presence. Once they realized what was happening and that the creature was as much a victim as the people she was forced to eat, they freed her and defeated Sutcliffe. After she was freed, the creature and her offspring swam away to some northern location to live in peace. (TV: Thin ice) [[Category:Individuals of unknown species]] | ||
[[Category:Prisoners]] | [[Category:Prisoners]] | ||
[[Category:Biological mothers]] | [[Category:Biological mothers]] | ||
[[Category:19th century individuals]] | [[Category:19th century individuals]] | ||
[[Category:Long-lived species]] | [[Category:Long-lived species]] | ||
