1,454
edits
Heart Full of Sky (unproduced novel): Difference between revisions
From Tardis Wiki, the free Doctor Who reference
m
→Plot
No edit summary |
m (→Plot) |
||
| Line 7: | Line 7: | ||
== Plot == | == Plot == | ||
Ariel is an entity born in the deep past, possibly at the same time as the universe itself. Its mission is to travel through time in one direction to protect a mysterious | Ariel is an entity born in the deep past, possibly at the same time as the universe itself. Its mission is to travel through time in one direction to protect a mysterious artefact – [[Poenari Relic|a living human head]] – throughout the lifetime of the universe. Ariel accomplishes this by temporarily inhabiting host bodies. However, while it is in a woman named Sky Mellor, through some accident Ariel and Sky are inseparably fused, and many of Ariel's powers and memories are lost. | ||
Sky's newlywed husband, variably named Pathin or Francis Larroquet, realises that something is possessing his pregnant wife for its own ends. In the first and final drafts of the proposal, Sky and Pathin hail from late [[20th century]] [[Iraq]]; in intermediary drafts, they are aliens from a culture with no concept of evil. In both cases, Pathin is determined to win back the woman he loves, and Ariel – [[amnesia]]c and requiring help to understand ephemeral organic life – takes him along when she leaves [[Earth]], even though her unidirectional form of [[time travel]] means he can never return. | Sky's newlywed husband, variably named Pathin or Francis Larroquet, realises that something is possessing his pregnant wife for its own ends. In the first and final drafts of the proposal, Sky and Pathin hail from late [[20th century]] [[Iraq]]; in intermediary drafts, they are aliens from a culture with no concept of evil. In both cases, Pathin is determined to win back the woman he loves, and Ariel – [[amnesia]]c and requiring help to understand ephemeral organic life – takes him along when she leaves [[Earth]], even though her unidirectional form of [[time travel]] means he can never return. | ||
