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Also in 1816, Mary encountered the [[Tenth Doctor]] when [[Zzazik]], an alien creature wrapped in bandages, was absorbing bolts of energy. This sight provided Mary with inspiration for a scene in ''Frankenstein''. The Doctor mentioned that she looked familiar, but did not comment further. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Creative Spark (comic story)|The Creative Spark]]'')
Also in 1816, Mary encountered the [[Tenth Doctor]] when [[Zzazik]], an alien creature wrapped in bandages, was absorbing bolts of energy. This sight provided Mary with inspiration for a scene in ''Frankenstein''. The Doctor mentioned that she looked familiar, but did not comment further. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Creative Spark (comic story)|The Creative Spark]]'')


After the publishing of ''[[Frankenstein]]'', Shelley reflected on her [[summer]] in [[Geneva]] when she met "[[Thirteenth Doctor|Mrs Doctor]] and [[Team TARDIS|her eccentric entourage]]... and that monstrous [[Ashad|Cyber-Man]]", pondering if she still would have been inspired to write her story if it weren't for that encounter; Shelley felt "[[history proofing|as though [she had] another life not lived]], where things would have been the same, and yet different..." ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|Loose Ends 3: The Regency (short story)}})
After the publishing of ''[[Frankenstein]]'', Shelley reflected on her [[summer]] in [[Geneva]] when she met "[[Thirteenth Doctor|Mrs Doctor]] and [[Team TARDIS|her eccentric entourage]]... and that monstrous [[Ashad|Cyber-Man]]", pondering if she still would have been inspired to write her story if it weren't for that encounter; Shelley felt "[[history-proofing|as though [she had] another life not lived]], where things would have been the same, and yet different..." ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|Loose Ends 3: The Regency (short story)}})


In [[1822]], Mary was widowed when her husband Percy drowned after his [[schooner]] sank off the coast of [[Italy]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Managra (novel)|Managra]]'') She continued writing to support herself, and eventually died in [[1851]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[History's Finest (short story)|History's Finest]]'')
In [[1822]], Mary was widowed when her husband Percy drowned after his [[schooner]] sank off the coast of [[Italy]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Managra (novel)|Managra]]'') She continued writing to support herself, and eventually died in [[1851]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[History's Finest (short story)|History's Finest]]'')
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