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'''Francine Jones''' was the ex-wife of [[Clive Jones]], the mother of [[Tish Jones]], [[Martha Jones]], and [[Leo Jones]], the grandmother of [[Keisha Jones]], and the aunt of the late [[Adeola Oshodi]]. | '''Francine Jones''' was the ex-wife of [[Clive Jones]], the mother of [[Tish Jones]], [[Martha Jones]], and [[Leo Jones]], the grandmother of [[Keisha Jones]], and the aunt of the late [[Adeola Oshodi]]. | ||
== | ==Biography== | ||
===Before [[The Master (Harold Saxon)|Harold Saxon]]=== | ===Before [[The Master (Harold Saxon)|Harold Saxon]]=== | ||
Before Francine attended her son's 21st birthday, she was engaged in a dispute with her ex-husband because he was bringing his younger girlfriend [[Annalise]]. Soon afterwards, she learned that Martha and the [[Royal Hope Hospital]] had been transported to [[the Moon]]. At the party, She was seen to stick up for her daughter when Annalise made a comment, suggesting that Martha had lied about going to the moon. This progressed into a heated argument which exasperated Martha, perhaps encouraging her to seek an escape with the Doctor. ([[DW]]: ''[[Smith and Jones]]'') | Before Francine attended her son's 21st birthday, she was engaged in a dispute with her ex-husband because he was bringing his younger girlfriend [[Annalise]]. Soon afterwards, she learned that Martha and the [[Royal Hope Hospital]] had been transported to [[the Moon]]. At the party, She was seen to stick up for her daughter when Annalise made a comment, suggesting that Martha had lied about going to the moon. This progressed into a heated argument which exasperated Martha, perhaps encouraging her to seek an escape with the Doctor. ([[DW]]: ''[[Smith and Jones]]'') | ||
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She later phoned Martha to tell her that Tish had appeared on the news because she was an assistant to [[Richard Lazarus]]. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Lazarus Experiment]]'') She attended the launch of his de-aging device with her son Leo, and enountered the Doctor, who, unknown to her, had been travelling the universe with her daughter ([[DW]]: ''[[The Shakespeare Code]]'', ''[[Gridlock]]'', ''[[Daleks in Manhattan]]''). She was initially suspicious as to the Doctor's nature because of his social awkwardness and this suspicion was exacerbated as she was approached by a [[Mysterious Man]], who told her that the Doctor was a highly dangerous individual. This led to Francine slapping the Doctor and telling him to stay away from Martha. After the Doctor stopped Lazarus and left with Martha, Francine left a message for her, telling her that the Doctor is bad news and is dangerous, as [[Harold Saxon]] had told her the news. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Lazarus Experiment]]'') | She later phoned Martha to tell her that Tish had appeared on the news because she was an assistant to [[Richard Lazarus]]. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Lazarus Experiment]]'') She attended the launch of his de-aging device with her son Leo, and enountered the Doctor, who, unknown to her, had been travelling the universe with her daughter ([[DW]]: ''[[The Shakespeare Code]]'', ''[[Gridlock]]'', ''[[Daleks in Manhattan]]''). She was initially suspicious as to the Doctor's nature because of his social awkwardness and this suspicion was exacerbated as she was approached by a [[Mysterious Man]], who told her that the Doctor was a highly dangerous individual. This led to Francine slapping the Doctor and telling him to stay away from Martha. After the Doctor stopped Lazarus and left with Martha, Francine left a message for her, telling her that the Doctor is bad news and is dangerous, as [[Harold Saxon]] had told her the news. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Lazarus Experiment]]'') | ||
Martha was given a [[Superphone|superphone]] by the Doctor and was thus able to phone Francine from the Deck of the [[SS Pentallian]] for help with the quiz question doors. With the aid of her laptop, Francine was able to assist Martha by telling her that Elvis had more number one singles than the Beatles, thus helping her and Riley with their mission, although Francine believed Martha to be in a pub quiz. Martha later phoned Francine when her life was in danger, to tell her that she loved her, unaware that the phones were being bugged by | Martha was given a [[Superphone|superphone]] by the Doctor and was thus able to phone Francine from the Deck of the [[SS Pentallian]] for help with the quiz question doors. With the aid of her laptop, Francine was able to assist Martha by telling her that Elvis had more number one singles than the Beatles, thus helping her and Riley with their mission, although Francine believed Martha to be in a pub quiz. Martha later phoned Francine when her life was in danger, to tell her that she loved her, unaware that the phones were being bugged by [[Dexter|Miss Dexter]], a woman who worked for Harold Saxon. As Francine tried to extract more information about Martha's whereabouts, her daughter hung up, leaving a worried Francine in the dark ([[DW]]: ''[[42]]'') | ||
Harold Saxon, who was actually [[The Master]], had Miss Dexter use Francine to call Martha, in an attempt to lure her into a trap. When the plan failed, Francine was betrayed by Miss Dexter and kidnapped along with the rest of her family. Francine, Clive and Tish were taken to the [[Valiant]] where, after taunting the Jones', the Master released the [[Toclafane]] and sent them to decimate the [[Earth]]. Francine realised how dreadful a mistake she had made and tearfully apologised to Martha, who then vanished completely from the deck, leaving her family confused and alone. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Sound of Drums]]'') | Harold Saxon, who was actually [[The Master]], had Miss Dexter use Francine to call Martha, in an attempt to lure her into a trap. When the plan failed, Francine was betrayed by Miss Dexter and kidnapped along with the rest of her family. Francine, Clive and Tish were taken to the [[Valiant]] where, after taunting the Jones', the Master released the [[Toclafane]] and sent them to decimate the [[Earth]]. Francine realised how dreadful a mistake she had made and tearfully apologised to Martha, who then vanished completely from the deck, leaving her family confused and alone. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Sound of Drums]]'') |