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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 lives. 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. | 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 lives. 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 about ghosts in which he called them "pale ether-shrouded wanderers". He wanted to tell his poem to the people at the seance but was stopped by [[Hemming (Camera Obscura)|Mrs Hemming]]. | One of William's poems was about ghosts, in which he called them "pale ether-shrouded wanderers". He wanted to tell his poem to the people at the seance but was stopped by [[Hemming (Camera Obscura)|Mrs Hemming]]. | ||
Then the seance started. William wanted to talk to his mother but was told that she wasn't there. Then a voice appeared who knew about [[Fitz Kreiner]]'s time travels and told everyone about it. When the voice told everyone that there would be a terrible war, William got out of the room and escaped. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Camera Obscura (novel)|Camera Obscura]]'') | Then the seance started. William wanted to talk to his mother but was told that she wasn't there. Then a voice appeared who knew about [[Fitz Kreiner]]'s time travels and told everyone about it. When the voice told everyone that there would be a terrible war, William got out of the room and escaped. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Camera Obscura (novel)|Camera Obscura]]'') | ||
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Although there are several other references to ''Buffy'' as a fictional series throughout the DWU, this is the only one to imply any form of crossover between the two. | Although there are several other references to ''Buffy'' as a fictional series throughout the DWU, this is the only one to imply any form of crossover between the two. | ||
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