Doctor Who: The Founding Fathers
by:
Simon Guerrier
Language: English
Format: Audiobook
Publication date:
June 1st, 2015
Publisher: Big Finish Productions
Genres: Art & Photography
In the vibrant summer of 1762, the TARDIS touches down in the heart of Leicester Square, thrusting the Doctor, Steven, and Vicki into an intriguing historical adventure. As they step into a world on the brink of change, they encounter the remarkable figures who shaped history—the Founding Fathers. This journey unravels the complex interplay of ideas and personalities that ignited revolutionary thought, setting the stage for the future.
Navigating through the political intricacies of the time, the trio witnesses firsthand the passion and debates that fueled a new era. The Doctor's quick wit and enigmatic charm draw both allies and adversaries, challenging the characters’ beliefs while fostering unexpected friendships. Each encounter adds layers to their understanding of sacrifice, vision, and the spirit of independence.
As events unfold, the companions must decide how much influence they should exert in this crucial period. The stakes rise with the looming threat of darker forces at work, pushing them to confront difficult ethical dilemmas about intervention in history. Their journey is not just about observing the past but understanding the choices that define humanity's future.
Navigating through the political intricacies of the time, the trio witnesses firsthand the passion and debates that fueled a new era. The Doctor's quick wit and enigmatic charm draw both allies and adversaries, challenging the characters’ beliefs while fostering unexpected friendships. Each encounter adds layers to their understanding of sacrifice, vision, and the spirit of independence.
As events unfold, the companions must decide how much influence they should exert in this crucial period. The stakes rise with the looming threat of darker forces at work, pushing them to confront difficult ethical dilemmas about intervention in history. Their journey is not just about observing the past but understanding the choices that define humanity's future.