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She was unable to have children. Her husband, [[Charles Waverly]], "volunteered" her for [[Wilcock Institute|a eugenics programme]] to create advanced soldiers; the resulting child, [[Emma Waverly]], was largely kept away from her. Charles also had a large number of affairs in later years but the Waverlys lived together for appearances. | She was unable to have children. Her husband, [[Charles Waverly]], "volunteered" her for [[Wilcock Institute|a eugenics programme]] to create advanced soldiers; the resulting child, [[Emma Waverly]], was largely kept away from her. Charles also had a large number of affairs in later years but the Waverlys lived together for appearances. | ||
In [[July]] [[1965]], she found what her husband had done to Emma and murdered him for it. She hid the guilt. | In [[July]] [[1965]], she found what her husband had done to Emma and murdered him for it. She hid the guilt. | ||
She still returned to Westminster a day after the funeral to see a friend be appointed to Lords. [[Templeton]] would patronise her in 1965 that if her father hadn't died in 1953 (ten years before peerage laws changed), she'd have inherited his seat in the [[House of Lords]]; she put him down sharply and expressed displeasure with how few female politicians there were. Lady Catherine and Sir [[Toby Kinsella]] noted the new MP [[Margaret Thatcher]]. | She still returned to Westminster a day after the funeral to see a friend be appointed to Lords. [[Templeton]] would patronise her in 1965 that if her father hadn't died in [[1953]] (ten years before peerage laws changed), she'd have inherited his seat in the [[House of Lords]]; she put him down sharply and expressed displeasure with how few female politicians there were. Lady Catherine and Sir [[Toby Kinsella]] noted the new MP [[Margaret Thatcher]]. | ||
After the funeral, she learned that Emma was capable of shapeshifting into a male form and was mentally unstable, and eventually came clean to Gilmore about the situation. Afterwards, she handed documents on her husband's co-conspirators to Sir Toby - which included his own name. She then ''allegedly'' committed [[suicide]] because of her guilt, with Sir Toby as the only witness. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Manhunt (audio story)|Manhunt]]'') Later, [[Rachel Jensen]] challenged Sir Toby about whether it was suicide or murder. He ducked the issue. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Sins of the Fathers (audio story)|Sins of the Father]]'') | After the funeral, she learned that Emma was capable of shapeshifting into a male form and was mentally unstable, and eventually came clean to Gilmore about the situation. Afterwards, she handed documents on her husband's co-conspirators to Sir Toby - which included his own name. She then ''allegedly'' committed [[suicide]] because of her guilt, with Sir Toby as the only witness. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Manhunt (audio story)|Manhunt]]'') Later, [[Rachel Jensen]] challenged Sir Toby about whether it was suicide or murder. He ducked the issue. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Sins of the Fathers (audio story)|Sins of the Father]]'') | ||
