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Martin Trueman was an [[astrologer]] who lived in East Acton, [[London]], [[England]]. | Martin Trueman was an [[astrologer]] who lived in East Acton, [[London]], [[England]]. | ||
==Biography== | ==Biography== | ||
Martin was possessed by the [[Ancient Lights]] and began to give highly accurate readings at a [[East Acton New Theatre|local theatre]], quickly gaining in popularity | Martin was possessed by the [[Ancient Lights]] and began to give highly accurate readings at a [[East Acton New Theatre|local theatre]], quickly gaining in popularity. He started a show in which he demonstrated his talents before a live audience. His act caught the attention of the Psychic Channel, which gave him a medium to enact the Ancient Lights' master plan on a nationwide scale. He also took an interest in [[Sarah Jane Smith]], knowing that she had traveled with [[The Doctor]]. | ||
The power of the Ancient Lights enabled him to fire energy blasts and exert control over his clients, as well as give accurate information about the past and future. | The power of the Ancient Lights enabled him to fire energy blasts and exert control over his clients, as well as give accurate information about the past and future. | ||
When his plan of possesing the world and make them "join the circle and the [[Ancient Lights]]" was foiled, he said that it was his destiny and vanished in a | When his plan of possesing the world and make them "join the circle and the [[Ancient Lights]]" was foiled, he said that it was his destiny and vanished in a disintegrating-like fashion and was pulled from Earth and into space. His fate after that and why he was truely "chosen" remains a mystery. | ||
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[[Category:Enemies of Sarah Jane Smith|Trueman, Martin]] | [[Category:Enemies of Sarah Jane Smith|Trueman, Martin]] | ||
