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Sapphire & Steel
"The Passenger"
Part 3
Audio drama
Big Finish Productions
Written by Steve Lyons
Directed by Jason Haigh-Ellery
May 2005 |
Gold finds himself removed from the equation by Time.
Notes from the Sapphire & Steel chronology
The carriages of the train in this story exist in different
times: 1919, 1938, 1962, 1982, and 2004. 2004 seems to be the
"current" year.
Characters appearing or mentioned in this episode
Gold
Phillip Burgess
Sapphire
Steel
Flight Sergeant
John Andrews
Mrs. Sheila Warburton
the Princess
Lord Rothmore
Lady Rothmore
Mr. Hadley (mentioned only)
the Conductor
Phillip Burgess' daughter (unnamed, mentioned only)
Didja Notice?
Andrews wonders why the Nazi soldiers in his war (WWII) would choose
to fight and die for "that man". He is referring to Nazi
leader Adolf Hitler, chancellor of Germany 1934-1945.
In this episode, we learn that the Princess' name is
Louise.
Gold remarks to the conductor (Time itself), "You're
good at that aren't you? Linking events together, creating
connections where there were none before." This is what
Time has done consistently in Sapphire and Steel's
adventures.
Memorable Dialog
it expected us this time.mp3
it doesn't know what you'll do.mp3
rogue element.mp3
the indifference of time.mp3
creating connections where there were none before.mp3
turn back to Chapter 1.mp3
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