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Glittertind 1942 Mission

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### Objectives

Determine the identity of a recently-discovered corpse, and identify (and prevent) how it got thereStop and arrest Jacob Dorody

### Agents Involved

Tasneem HafizCarlos Sánchez

Iulya Dalca

Ethan Taylor

Zoey Hallett

Jack Harringer

## Background

Glittertind is the second highest mountain in Norway, with mythical ties to the Norse god Loki. It will also be the location of Brent Hall's bunker in 2020, which may or may not be the same bunker used by the Freedom Movement in 2033.

## Infraction

In May 2023, an infraction was detected in which a body was discovered deep within a crevasse within Glittertind, in 1995. The body was later identified as Johann Wolf, a disgraced Nazi soldier who had last been seen in September 1942. An additional minor infraction involved the logging of an additional 44km for an Opel Blitz truck from 18th to 20th November 1942.

## Mission Outline

Anna Vogel was able to determine, through investigative research, that Wolf had been in the Opel Blitz truck on 18th November 1942, leading the team to Jump (thanks to Jack Harringer) to that day.

While Ethan and Zoey remained in a hotel on comms, the rest of the team swiftly identified Jacob Dorody as the leader of Wolf's team, which included two other men.

After tracking Dorody up the mountain, they witnessed Dorody attempt to murder Wolf, but Jack was able to Jump at the precise moment that Wolf fell into the crevasse, saving his life and thereby preventing the infraction. However, Wolf revealed to them that Dorody was here for the sword Joyeuse, last seen in the possession of Brent Hall.

The team continued to follow Dorody, discovering that he had descended into another crevasse, which led to a huge, deep, natural underground chamber, which had had a manmade walkway built, spiralling downwards. After Dorody got the sword, Jack, Hafiz and Iulya attempted to stop him, but he shot them all with prohiberazin and, after killing his remaining two men, Jumped.

With Jack suffering the effects of the drug, the team were all stuck in 1942 for the next two days, until the effects could wear off, though they were provided with provisions thanks to a future version of Jack, sent by Enora.

## Repercussions

Dorody obtained Joyeuse, which he later delivered to Fran Grenouille; it would next be seen during his attack on the London Hub in "Ascension".

While stuck in 1942, Ethan and Zoey worked on a plan to take down the technology hiding and protecting The Tower, which led to the fall of The Circle.

Johann Wolf was eventually taken back to 2023, where he was tried as a collaborator.
Marjorie MacFarland

Marjorie MacFarland is a character in QIA.

## Biography

### Background

Marjorie was headhunted out of MIT and joined the QIA at CERN in 2016. Marjorie is an Analysis Assistant working directly under Emil Salastas in the Cortex, with whom she has strong unrequited love.

In July 2018 she was briefly involved in something called the 'Pariah Project' before it was shut down. ("Geneva", "Echelon")

In December 2019, Marjorie apprehended two intruders within the Cortex, and alerted Erik Draper to the security breach. ("Echelon")

## Appearances

### Season One

"Manchester" *(uncredited)*, "Geneva" *(uncredited)*
Manchester

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## Manchester

Cover image for Season 1, Episode 3: Manchester, showing a vinyl record with bullet holes.

### Writer

Jonathan Thornton

***Manchester*** is the third episode of the first season of QIA.

## Summary

While they deal with the fallout of the mission in Berlin, the team must also pursue a lead in 1984.

## Blurb

*“She’s the one who got him killed!”* - Captain Dan Hamilton

Struggling with the knowledge of what she will one day do in the future, Agent Sarah Cunnington must juggle her personal feelings with her duties as a QIA Agent. A mission to 1984 could hold the key to finding Jacob Dorody, the notorious Reclaimer from Berlin, but if they do find him, will Sarah’s colleagues learn the truth about who really murdered Captain Darby?

## Synopsis

Sarah and the team head to Manchester, 1984 to pursue one of the Reclaimers involved in the botched Berlin mission.

In flashbacks, the team are debriefed and Agent Hafiz is promoted to the rank of Acting Captain. The team and their other colleagues from the London Hub attend Captain Darby's funeral and subsequent gathering, where they learn new things about their former Captain.

In the Cortex at CERN, startling new information about Sarah comes to light.

## Credits

### Starring

Sarah Cunnington

Tasneem Hafiz

Ethan Taylor

Tom Burt

### Guest Stars

Mike Duncan

Robert Tunneson

Owen Farley

Dan Hamilton

Alison Coran

## Jumps

Manchester, 13th January 1984 *(see main article: Manchester 1984 Mission)*

## Trivia

"Manchester" marks the first appearances of Dan Hamilton, Robert Tunneson, Alison Coran and Jack Harringer (though he is uncredited and remains unnamed until "Paris"), and also names Owen Farley for the first time. Eleanor Darby and Elijah Phelps also both appear for the first time, though neither are credited.

The episode also marks the first appearances of Marjorie MacFarland, Emil Salastas and Erik Draper, although it is not made clear that it is these characters until the later episode, "Geneva".

## Availability

Episode 3 can be purchased on Amazon. It is also included in the Season One, Part I box set.
Kevin Powell

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## Physical description

### Gender

Male

Kevin Powell is a character in QIA. He was the Superintendent of Hammersmith Police Station before taking early retirement.

## Biography

Powell is suspected by DCI Rupa Kalsi to be in somebody else's pocket, especially considering he ordered certain evidence in the Kearney case to be removed and given only to him ("Resistance"). In "Walker" it was revealed that Powell and Director Brent Hall are close acquaintances, and this was further confirmed through his actions and telephone conversation with Hall in "Hafiz".

After Kalsi's unauthorised raid on the London Hub, Powell told her that the QIA was a counterterrorism unit that operated outside of the law, and then ordered her outright to cease the investigation altogether, a mandate that had come directly from Hall. ("Hafiz")

Powell later fired Rupa on the pretence that her continued investigation into the Hub was illegal, even though it was obvious to Rupa that the order had actually come from Hall. ("Rupa")

A few months later, Powell was contacted by someone within the terrorist organisation *la Muerte Justa* and asked to supply a password for £100,000. Believing this to only be for the purposes of blackmailing a couple of officers, Powell agreed, not knowing that it was in fact going to be used to further the organisation's criminal activities.

Beverly Charlton, of Counter-Terrorism, came to believe that Powell was involved with *la Muerte Justa* and made contact with Rupa (now Shaw) and asked her to investigate. After finding proof of Powell's involvement, Rupa confronted him and threatened to take her findings to the media. Powell backed down and agreed to take early retirement. ("Life")
Lee Kernick

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## Physical description

### Gender

Female

Lee Kernick is a character in QIA.

## Biography

Kernick is a security officer at the London Hub.

He was on duty when Nicholas Byrne, in custody, was brutally murdered. Kernick had taken an anauthorised bathroom break and was gone for only a few minutes, yet Byrne's body was found in a state that seemed to indicate he had been tortured for far longer. ("Glittertind")
And All That Could Have Been

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*And All That Could Have Been* is a short story included in the publication, The Complete Second Season.

## Background

The second season episode "Academy" introduces the character of Gaby Marshall, who is known to future QIA agent Steve Mariner, of the year 2026. While Gaby Marshall serves as the antagonist for that episode, *And All That Could Have Been* recounts her background and motives.

## Cast

Gaby Marshall

Blake Kishell

Steve Mariner

Benedict Carter

Andy Marshall

Enid Marshall

Ida Trent

Iulya Dalca

Josh Hannigan

with Will Bradley

and Tasneem Hafiz

## Synopsis

### Part 1: 2014

As a newborn baby, Gaby Marshall exhibits Natural abilities, which eventually alerts the attention of QIA agents Will Bradley and Josh Hannigan.

### Part 2: 2026

Blake Kishell must ensure at all costs that Steve Mariner meets his grisly fate, which is intertwined with that of a teenage Gaby Marshall. Meanwhile, 11-year-old Gaby makes a startling discovery.

### Part 3: 2029

In a dystopian future, Gaby - the last known surviving Natural - is tested by Benedict Carter, inadvertently alerting FM operatives Tasneem Hafiz and Blake Kishell. When tragedy strikes, Gaby makes a big decision.

### Part 4: 2033

Now a brutal top-tier operative for Novus, Gaby finds herself re-evaluating everything after she learns the truth about her parents, leading to a desperate effort by the FM to try and fix everything.

### Part 5: Pieces and Promises and Left Behinds

Gaby begins a solitary war against everyone who has ever wronged her - no matter what the consequences for the future might be.

## Trivia

"And All That Could Have Been" marks the first appearances of Benedict Carter and Iulya Dalca; Iulya would go on to become a major cast member from the very next episode, "Resurrection". Also appearing uncredited are Sam Lucas, Carrie Roth, Yosra Katona, Dara Silva, Rupa Shaw, Tom Burt, Ethan Taylor and Arnold Kobinsky.

The story also bears the first mentions of the Blinding and the group known as Entropy.

The title of the story, and the title of Part 5, both come from the song *And All That Could Have Been*, by Nine Inch Nails, which is referenced in the narrative.
Jessica Cooper

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## Physical description

### Gender

Female

Jessica Cooper is a deceased character in QIA, seen only in flashbacks. She was Jack Harringer's brother.

## Biography

In 2002, Jessica was living with her brother Jack in his apartment in Harlem, and was still attending school.

After Jack went on a job for a man named Cotter, something that Jessica had objected to, Robert Tunneson and two of his men forced their way into the Coopers' apartment. with Tunneson claiming that Jack had stolen an item belonging to him.

Although Jack protested that he no longer had the item in question, Tunneson didn't believe him, and began beating Jessica with a baseball bat in order to force Jack to tell the "truth". Dissatisfied with Jack's answers, Tunneson eventually struck a killing blow to Jessica's face.

Her murder would have long-lasting repercussions, with Jack dedicating much of his life to finding Tunneson in order to get his revenge.
Ibrahim Alhashemi

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## Ibrahim Alhashemi

### Affiliation

Azerbaijan Medical University, BakuHenrik Kallas

## Physical description

### Height

5'9"

Ibrahim Alhashemi was a character in QIA.

## Biography

Ibrahim was a Professor of Genetics at Azerbaijan Medical University in Baku, living in the Nasimi rayan. Shortly before his death, he had been in contact with General Henrik Kallas, an associate of Adil Kurtuluş.

Believing Ibrahim to be the one who would inevitably be responsible for a terrifying future that Adam Solomon had witnessed in the year 2034, in which thousands would die, he and members of his Family broke into Ibrahim's apartment where Adam murdered him. ("Family")
Canterbury 2020 Mission

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### Objectives

Negotiate the safe return of Agent Rupa Kalsi

### Agents Involved

Tom BurtTasneem Hafiz

Rupa Kalsi

## Background

During the Prague mission, the London Field Team arrested Reclaimer Tereza Porizkova. Two Reclaimers from that same mission, Sachin Gosrani and Thomas May, abducted Rupa Kalsi in order to force a prisoner exchange.

## Infraction

The mission took place in the present day, so no infraction was involved.

## Mission Outline

Knowing that the Gosrani and May would likely kill Tereza once the exchange was complete, Tasneem Hafiz and Tom Burt created a plan whereby Tereza would implant amps on them both at the point of exchange, allowing Tom to Home Jump and take all three back to the Hub.

To accomplish this, Tom and Tereza Jumped back in time 24 hours, which enabled him to Home Jump and also for Hafiz to have already returned to London and provide the exact details of where Gosrani and May would be standing, to facilitate their immediate arrests.

## Repercussions

Gosrani and May were both arrested and sentenced to the Void. Rupa was escorted back to London by Hafiz in time for her wedding, and Tereza returned to her solitary confinement cell.
Karachi 2017 Mission

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## Karachi 2017

### Objectives

Obtain information about Ansar Jilani's murder, including the identity of his killer

### Agents Involved

Sarah CunningtonWan Li

Huang Chuntao

## Background

After learning the name Ansar Jilani from Reclaimer collaborator Maitha Abdulla during the Dubai mission, Directors Hall of the London Hub and Lao of the Hong Kong Hub reached an agreement for an inter-agency mission to look into his murder in 2017.

## Infraction

No infraction was involved, as Jilani's murder occurred within both his and his killer's timelines. Consequently, Geneva granted special dispensation for the mission, providing that only two Agents speak to Jilani's widow, Nida Ansar, and that only certain questions be asked.

## Mission Outline

Agents Cunnington, as the representative from London, and Huang, the representative from Hong Kong, posed as InterPol Agents to question Nida about her husband's murder.

While there, they learned that Nida had access to her husband's emails, and showed them one from an Adil Kurtuluş, linking Jilani to Geneva, and suggesting that his killer was Jacob Dorody.

After leaving the Jilani house, Sarah was struck by a van and attacked by two people, who tried to drug her; however, she was able to Home Jump in time.

## Repercussions

Sarah told Hall that she suspected her attackers were Captain Li and Agent Huang. She also told Hall what she had learned about Dorody, leading to him ordering the London Field Team to interrogate him, in the Void.
Harry Hendricks

Sandra O'Hare (Margaret's mother-in-law)

Harry Hendricks is a character in *QIA*. He is a Prison Officer at HMP Bronzefield.

## Biography

Hendricks grew up in London. ("Destiny")

Hendricks is known to be an unpleasant guard at Bronzefield. However, when Sarah Cunnington asked him to help her speak with Governor Saunders regarding Kasia Jankowski, he did so, though only in exchange for a future favour. ("Circle")

This favour turned out to be her using her influence with the QIA to obtain three bank account numbers, using the Eye. Sarah later learned that these account numbers were those of his sister Margaret, her husband Stuart, and her husband's mother Sandra. Although Sarah managed to get the numbers, she refused to give them to him in the end, incurring his anger and getting sent back to Seg for admitting to having a phone. ("Bell")

Determined to teach her a lesson for her defiance, Hendricks arranged for some of the inmates, including Andrea Badelt, to hold her down in her cell, while Brontë 'Fergie' Ferguson, whom he had blackmailed, cut open Sarah's right cheek with a shiv. ("Destiny")

Later, after Sarah had escaped Bronzefield, she took her revenge by stealing Hendricks' phone and using it to film Badelt masturbating naked in the shower, then leaving the phone on Saunders' desk for him to find. ("Ascension")

Hendricks' fate is unknown, but it is likely he at least lost his job, if not also faced criminal charges.

## Appearances

### Season Three

"Circle" *(uncredited)*, "Bell", "Destiny"
Academy Bombing

The Academy bombing is the name given to the attack on the Academy on 10th June 2020.

The blast destroyed the cadet dormitories, the refectory, the gym and the swimming pool, killing nine cadets and two support staff and critically injuring seven others.

Following the attack, the Echelon ordered a task force to investigate, consisting of Tasneem Hafiz, Tom Burt, Rupa Kalsi, Blake Kishell, Huang Chuntao and two scientists from Geneva, overseen by Echelon member Ida Trent. Initially, instructor Andrew Wesker came under scrutiny, alongside surviving cadet Jerry Dawkins and site staff member Alex Struycken. Through investigation, Hafiz, Burt and Kalsi discovered that Wesker was being framed, and that Ida Trent, who had a bitter history with Wesker, was trying to use this to further her own agenda and have him take the blame. However, the three agents discovered that Dawkins was in fact a QIA Agent from the future called Steve Mariner, who had Jumped back from 2026 to prevent the murder of Ida Trent.

Arriving at Trent's murder scene too late, the agents had a brief showdown with Gaby Marshall, a known quantum terrorist from the future. Marshall escaped, but not before murdering Mariner.

Although as of 2026 the cause of the bomb would still not be determined, Marshall later murdered Alex Struycken in order to tie up loose ends, since she had had Struycken plant the explosives for reasons that have yet to be fully revealed. ("Academy")
Berlin 1933 Mission

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## Berlin 1933

### Objectives

Prevent the assassination of Adolf Hitler and arrest the Reclaimer assassin

### Agents Involved

Chris DarbySarah Cunnington

Tom Burt

Tasneem Hafiz

Ethan Taylor

### Episode

"Sarah""Berlin"

"Revelations"

"Reclamation" (mentioned)

Sometime in early- to mid-September 2019, The Eye sent information to The London Hub about a quantum infraction involving the assassination of Adolf Hitler in 1933. This mission prompted the recruitment of Sarah Cunnington, as the London Field Team were in need of a translator.

## Background

Newly appointed as Chancellor of Germany, the popularity of Hitler and his National Socialist party was rising in 1933. Shortly after his first speech as Chancellor, held in the Sportpalast, the Reichstag building would be destroyed by fire, signalling the beginning of the events that would lead to the second World War.

## Infraction

In the altered timeline, Hitler would be assassinated by a Reclaimer operative known only as Claude using a localised microwave pulse, boiling Hitler alive. The consequences of not only the use of such a weapon in 1933, but of the overwhelming changes that would result in Hitler's death prior to the war, gave this infraction a very high priority. Indeed, it was noted by Chris Darby that this mission was uncharacteristically bold of the Reclaimers, who had never until this point attempted any infraction so big.

## Mission Outline

### 9th February 1933: Platz der Republik

The assassin had been identified as being in the vicinity of the Reichstag Building the night before the infraction. Agents Sarah Cunnington and Ethan Taylor were tasked with planting a tracking device on him so that his further movements could be followed. While Sarah distracted him, Ethan was able to plant the device.

### 10th February 1933: Sportpalast, Stadtpalais

Sarah, Ethan and Chris Darby located Claude and prevented the infraction. They then took him back with them to the Stadtpalais hotel, where, along with Hafiz and Tom, they interrogated him. Claude confirmed his name was in fact Jacob Dorody, but Darby was unable to get much more out of him before the team were ambushed by three more Reclaimers, as well as an unknown operative, who murdered Darby and facilitated Dorody's escape.

## Repercussions

As a result of this mission, the infraction was prevented and the timeline kept intact, but at the cost of Captain Darby's life.
Colin Kimmel

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## Physical description

### Gender

Male

Colin Kimmel was a character in QIA. He was a member of Adam's Family.

## Biography

On 20th June 2020, Colin Kimmel, who had at some point undergone some kind of treatment with Sağlık Pharmaceuticals or one of their subsidiaries, was struck by an inexplicable urge to journey to Lampeter in Wales, and to go to a pub called *The Black Lion Hotel*. There he met with some similar people, including Selina Elmes, and eventually met Adam Solomon in his house just outside of town. ("Lampeter")

Adam triggered Colin's quantum potential by Jumping with him and the others (whom Adam called his 'Family') to the Grand Canyon in 1980, and there he explained to them all that they were the products of Sağlık's experiments and that he intended to destroy the organisation in order to prevent their control over the Family. ("Adam")

Colin and the rest of the Family Jumped to the Sağlık facility in Budapest, where he and Michal Jachin were tasked with planting an electronic worm to destroy all of Sağlık's data. However, after Adam was forced by Adil Kurtuluş to awaken a dormant Pariah, Colin and the others, led by Abigail Jenkins, tried to escape while also surviving the monster's onslaught. Colin was one of the first to die, suffering from the same horrific dessication powers that Mary Bowman had once exhibited. ("Sağlık")
Hadi Hafiz

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## Hadi Hafiz

### Relatives

Sadiya Hafiz (mother)Farhan Hafiz (father)

Tasneem Hafiz (sister)

Shourav Hafiz (brother)

Kameel Hafiz (brother)

Tareq Hafiz (brother)

## Physical description

### Gender

Male

Hadi Hafiz is a minor character in QIA. He is Tasneem Hafiz's youngest brother.

## Biography

Hadi lives with his parents, Farhan and Sadiya, and his brothers Shourav and Tareq.

Hadi is very easygoing and a typical teenager. When he first met Sarah Cunnington on Christmas Day 2019, he did not even try to hide his crush on her ("Ethan"). For a brief time, he was involved in bullying other children at school ("Home").

When Hafiz brought her fiancé Ted Lambert to meet her family, Hadi was predictably unbothered (and more interested in Sarah again) ("Denny").

## Appearances

### Season One

"Manchester" *(mentioned)*, "Home" *(mentioned)*, "Ethan" *(mentioned)*
Nelson Ohene

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## Physical description

### Gender

Male

Nelson Ohene was a character in QIA.

## Biography

Nelson was an Agent in the London Sweeper Team. He was a good friend of fellow agent Emmett Rowland.

In 2023, during the Lisbon mission, it was Nelson's job to disable the Lisbon Hub's computer system. However, after he and the rest of the team were attacked by Tiago Veiga and his people, Nelson was shot dead by Tiago to prevent him from completing his task.
Danford Scott

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## Physical description

### Hair Colour

Salt and pepper

Danford Scott is a character in QIA. He is a novelist with a reputation for pulp fiction.

## Biography

Scott's work is generally derided by critics, yet hugely popular; Scott reportedly has 'legions of fans'. ("Virmayarvi")

He tends to dress with extreme eccentricity ("Bell", "Destiny")

### Erik Draper

Despite Erik claiming to have never before met Scott in June 2023, the two were in fact old friends, going back to at least as far as 2021, when Scott had visited Erik in his home in Helsinki. ("The Blood-Dimmed Tide")

Enora Gallou later learned that Scott's source for his novel *Countdown to Chaos* was in fact Erik. ("Destiny")

## Bibliography

Scott's stories tend to be sensational, with one example being a novel about a policewoman who used to be a prostitute, who uses sex to solve crimes.

### *TEA: Countdown to Chaos*

In late May 2023, it came to the attention of Enora Gallou and the QIA that Scott had written a novel clearly based on the agency, following the worldwise disclosure of their actions after the Prometheus Leak. The so-called TEA is the 'Time Enforcement Agency', and the first novel about this agency is titled *Countdown to Chaos*. Many of the main characters seem to be heavily based on the actual London Field Team:

* Captain Al-Zurfi, a reincarnation of Cleopatra (based on Tasneem Hafiz)
* Agent Sally Cunnilinguist, a blonde bimbo who mostly appears naked (based on Sarah Cunnington)
* Agent Tully, a technical expert who is also a virgin (based on Ethan Taylor)
* Agent Butts, a Maori warrior who can crush men's heads with one hand (based on Tom Burt)
* Agent Gaul, a former prostitute from Paris (based on Enora Gallou)
* The 'Time Terrorists' (based on the Reclaimers)

The storyline of the novel is absurd, featuring such incidents as Agent Gaul having to seduce her father and become her own mother, and Sally Cunnilinguist sleeping with Leopold in June 1884 despite him having died three months previously in real life.

Another storyline, involving the character of "Jimmy the Finger", caused Enora alarm when she read it, since it bore a striking similarity to the mission in which Josef Weidemann had been wrongfully arrested and incarcerated in the Void, which later led to Enora learning that Scott's source of information had been Erik. ("Ascension")

## Appearances

### Season Three

"Eleven" *(mentioned)*, "Virmayarvi" *(menttioned)*, "Bell", "Destiny" *(uncredited)*, "The Blood-Dimmed Tide" *(mentioned)*
Lénárd Farkas

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## Physical description

### Gender

Male

Lénárd Farkas was a minor character in QIA.

## Biography

Farkas was a scientist working for Adil Kurtuluş at *Health Medicines*, a Sağlık Pharmaceuticals facility in Budapest. In June 2020, Farkas' work was mostly concerned with studying (and attempting to reprogram) a Pariah specimen they had obtained from Slovakia. ("Sağlık", "Echelon")

In spite of Farkas' warnings that the creature would be unstable, Kurtuluş was determined to have Adam Solomon awaken it.

When the monster did awaken, Farkas became its first victim when it broke his neck immediately upon regaining consciousness.

## Appearances

### Season Two

"Sağlık", "Echelon" *(flashback, uncredited)*
Charlie Beck

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## Physical description

### Gender

Male

Charlie Beck is a character in QIA. He is an analyst working in the Eye Interface of the London Hub.

## Biography

On December 10th 2019, Charlie was working alongside Drew Glenn when they were both shot with prohiberazin by an unknown assailant (later revealed as Enora Gallou) in order to gain access to the Interface. Both have since recovered with no known lasting consequences. ("Geneva")

Just before he fled the London Hub as a traitor, Ethan Taylor covered for Enora by claiming that he had set up the attack, and that it had been Drew who had shot Charlie, along with himself. Since Drew had just been killed by Patrick Kearney, his account seems to have gone unchallenged. ("Tom")

In the early hours of February 8th, 2020, Charlie was on duty in the Eye Interface alongside fellow analyst Heike Skulstad when the series of quantum infractions that would later be known as the February 2020 Incident began coming through. ("Misdirection")

After Hall was revealed as a traitor and escaped custody, taking with him many of the other analysts, Charlie - who remained loyal to the QIA - began to rise in prominence. After Hall had Miranda Davenport and Heike break into the Hub's system to retrieve three files, Charlie requested authorisation from new Director Erik Draper to contact a hacker friend he knew from online, to assist with recovering the files. Subsequently, he and Enora Gallou flew to Berlin to make physical contact, and Charlie discovered that his friend, whom he believed to be a man, was actually a woman named Anna Vogel. With Draper's authorisation, Charlie and Enora offered Anna a permanent job at the Hub, even after she recovered the files. ("Adam", "Malta")

Charlie worked alongside Anna to reconstruct the files, but discovered - too late - that his boss, Mike Duncan, was actually working for Brent Hall, and had forced Anna at gunpoint to completely erase the files. However, he was able to distract Mike long enough for Anna to knock him out, leading to the CTO's arrest. ("Auxerre")

After Heike was arrested for also collaborating with Hall, Charlie was the only one able to convince her to talk, due to their former close working relationship ("Life").

## Appearances

### Season One

"Geneva" *(uncredited)*, "Misdirection" *(uncredited)*

### Season Two

"Adam", "Malta", "Denny", "Auxerre", "Family", "Life"

### Season Three

"Missing" *(uncredited)*, "Ides", "Children"

## Trivia

Charlie regards himself as a people person, able to talk to anyone about almost anything ("Misdirection").

Charlie has a secret crush on Iulya Dalca. ("Ides")
Elphin 2005 Mission

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## Elphin 2005

The Highlands cabin in which Lewis and Shannon Cole were staying.

### Destination

A remote cabin near Elphin in the Scottish Highlands

### Objectives

Prevent Lewis Cole from 2020 from killing his own past self

### Agents Involved

Tasneem HafizTom Burt

Enora Gallou

Ethan Taylor

Rupa Shaw

## Background

In the early hours of 1st January 2006, Lewis and Shannon Cole had been celebrating the New Year when Shannon, who was heavily pregnant and five weeks away from her due date, believed she had gone into labour.

Shannon convinced her husband to drive her to hospital despite him having drunk a lot of alcohol, but unfortunately Lewis was unable to control the car and he crashed it, killing Shannon.

Lewis was sentenced to the maximum of 14 years, which he served fully due both to his own insistence, feeling intense guilt over killing his wife and unborn child, and to his father-in-law, Donal Cullen, a heavyweight Dublin prosecutor.

## Infraction

In September 2020, Lewis - having been eventually released from prison - was approached by Jarrad Foley, who convinced him that it could all be undone if Lewis went back in time and killed his own past self.

Due to the extreme Paradox that would result in this, the infraction was classed as a Level 10 - the first in the history of the QIA.

## Mission Outline

The mission was very straightforward; the London Field Team arrived near the cabin and, once the 2020 Lewis appeared, they apprehended him with ease and returned him to the present.

## Repercussions

After his arrest, Lewis refused to cooperate, instead insisting on his sentence in the Void. However, in exchange for a modified sentence in the Void, utilising the projected datastream from the future in which he would have succeeded, in which he could grow old and die naturally with fictionalised versions of Shannon and his son, Lewis agreed to inform the team on the identity of the man who had helped him (and, presumably, Paul Northwood) - Jarrad Foley.

The idea of modifying the Void sentence would also be used heavily for Sarah Cunnington and Ethan Taylor in the closing scenes of "Death".
Joe Graham

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## Joe Graham

### Aliases

Detective Wauters ("Luxembourg")Steve McQueen ("Resistance")

## Physical description

### Gender

Male

Joe Graham was a recurring character in QIA. Between "Luxembourg" and "Walker" he was the Captain of the London Field Team.

## Biography

### Washington

Graham was formerly an Agent with the Washington Hub, before transferring to London. He was first a member of the Sweeper Team, with a specialism in tactical operations, before later joining the Field Team after Will Bradley betrayed the QIA and murdered two of his colleagues. ("The Rise and Fall of Will Bradley")

### London

After the abduction of Enora Gallou during the New Philadelphia 2263 mission, and the absconsion of traitor Ethan Taylor, Director Brent Hall requested Graham not only join the London Field Team, but also to lead them. This, of course, created instant friction between him and the remaining members of the team, especially Sarah Cunnington and Tom Burt ("Luxembourg").

#### Luxembourg Mission

*(See main article: Luxembourg 1973 Mission)*

For his first mission as Captain, Graham led the team to prevent an infraction regarding the assassination of a European Court of Justice judge. During this mission, he and Sarah engaged in a high-speed car chase as they followed assassin Aleksander Volkov through Luxembourg. After later regrouping with the rest of the team, Graham acknowledged to Hafiz that leading was not easy ("Luxembourg"). Indeed, she later tried to recommend to Hall that Hafiz be reinstated as Captain, but was unsuccessful ("Spitalfields").

#### New Philadelphia

After Sarah went on a rogue mission to rescue Enora, Hall sent Graham to follow her. However, very soon after he arrived, he was captured by Novus forces. ("Resistance")

Graham was experimented on by Philip Walker, who cut open his chest, drained him of blood and caused many other horrendous injuries, yet kept him on life support. He was found in this state by Sarah and Enora during the Resistance attack on Blackgrace. Without any other way to help him, especially as they were pressed for time, Enora shot Graham as a mercy killing. ("Walker")

## Appearances

### Season One

"Luxembourg", "Spitalfields", "Resistance", "Walker", "The Rise and Fall of Will Bradley"

## Trivia

Graham's surname is pronounced 'gram', but both Sarah and Tom insisted (at first, at least) on pronouncing it 'gray-um' ("Luxembourg").

Graham was credited as a Starring cast member for his appearances between "Luxembourg" and "Walker", in spite of his addition to the cast lasting for just four episodes.
La Paz 1996 Mission

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## La Paz 1996

### Objectives

Prevent a bomb from being detonated thirty feet away from the Presidential Palace in Plaza MurilloApprehend and arrest the perpetrator

### Agents Involved

Will BradleyJosh Hannigan

Benita Gutierrez

Jennifer Ross

Blake Kishell

### Episode

"The Rise and Fall of Will Bradley"

The mission to La Paz in 1996 was undertaken by the Washington Field Team in late 2015.

## Background

Relations between Bolivia and Chile had been unstable for some time, and so the threat of a terrorist attack between the two was a likely, and potentially highly unstable, possibility.

## Infraction

On 13th May 1996, a Reclaimer operative, Rufus Barnes, detonated a bomb thirty feet from the Presidential Palace, killing thirteen people and injuring nine more. After investigations into the bombing revealed (faked) ties to a Chilean extremist group, relations between Bolivia and Chile would break down completely, leading to over a decade of open hostilities between them.

*In fact, if Cassius is to be believed, none of this was true, and the whole infraction was a set up between Arnold Kobinsky and another man, for unknown reasons.*

## Mission Outline

Will Bradley and Josh Hannigan were on point in the plaza for this mission. In a nearby location, Jennifer Ross monitored the scene, scanning for traces of the bomb, while elsewhere Benita Gutierrez and Blake Kishell observed from a distance. After Will correctly identified that the target, Rufus Barnes, was a decoy, he and Josh went after the real bomber - an unassuming female Reclaimer - while Benita and Blake pursued and captured Barnes. Will and Josh were successful in preventing the bomb from detonating, but the female Reclaimer got away.

## Repercussions

The infraction was prevented and Rufus Barnes was arrested. However, the real bomber was able to Jump before she was detained.

Will would later learn from Cassius that this infraction had been faked, supplying video evidence in which Director Kobinsky and another, unidentified man, discussed setting it up. This ultimately led Will onto the path of betraying the QIA. Whether Cassius was in fact telling the truth or not remains unknown.
Jad Navrayan

Jad Navrayan is a former recurring character in QIA.

## Biography

Jad was a Keeper working in the London Hub, usually on the night shift. However, after Brent Hall escaped custody, Jad left the Hub with him, along with many others, apparently having been loyal to him all along ("Hall").

Two and a half years later, after Hall had been arrested and had made a deal to help the QIA take down their enemies, Hall gave Enora Gallou information on where to find Jad; he had installed him as Keeper in the former Reclaimer Hub in Lisbon, Portugal. During a mission there, Jad was captured and later brought back to London to face charges. However, he cut a deal - immunity from the Void in exchange for information on others who were loyal to Hall. ("Ides")

Jad is presumably currently incarcerated in a regular prison somewhere.

## Appearances

### Season One

"Spitalfields" *(mentioned)*, "Jack" *(uncredited)*

### Season Two

"Sides" *(mentioned)*, "Northolt" *(uncredited)*, "Hall" *(mentioned)*
Malta

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## Malta

Cover image for Season 2, Episode 15: Malta, showing a sunset view in Mellieha Bay, Malta.

### Writer

Jonathan Thornton

*Malta* is the fifteenth episode of the second season of QIA.

## Summary

While on her honeymoon in Malta, Rupa is approached by an old enemy.

## Blurb

“You and I both know I was framed – I didn’t do what they said I did.” - Brent Hall

Rupa’s relaxing honeymoon with Damien in Malta is rudely interrupted by the return of a familiar face. While the team plan their next move, Enora and Charlie travel to France to recruit a new ally, while Hall launches his own plans…

## Synopsis

While on her honeymoon, Rupa is approached by Brent Hall, who offers her a job. Hall also takes the opportunity to extort new Reclaimer leader Radimir Krepela into helping him.

Rupa informs the rest of the team, who Jump to Malta with the intention of arresting him. However, anticipating this, Hall reveals that Miranda has abducted Rupa's new husband, Damien, whom he uses as an exit strategy. Before leaving, he gives Sarah a cryptic warning.

Meanwhile, Draper sends Enora and Charlie Beck to Berlin to recruit Charlie's hacker friend, and Ethan is given new orders.

### Bletchley, 1943

Charles is admonished by his superior for letting his relationship with Mollie get in the way of his work, and is ordered to end things with her.

## Credits

### Starring

Sarah Cunnington

Tasneem Hafiz

Tom Burt

Enora Gallou

Rupa Shaw

Denny Franklin

and Ethan Taylor

### Also Starring

Erik Draper

Mike Duncan

### Guest Stars

Miranda Davenport

Nate Cotter

Charlie Beck

Radimir Krepela

Lauren Burt

David 'Corley' Mackey

Damien Shaw

Viktor Kozma

Anna Vogel

and Joseph Christophe

## Jumps

21st June 2020, Budapest *(Sarah Cunnington)*

26th June 2020, Malta *(Sarah Cunnington, Tasneem Hafiz and Tom Burt)*

## Trivia

This episode marks the first appearances of Andrew Stockwell *(uncredited),* Radimir Krepela and Anna Vogel; the latter will go on to become a regular character. Anthony Burt and Grace Burt appear briefly, uncredited.

## Availability

Episode 15 can be purchased on Amazon. It will also be included in the Season Two, Part II box set.
Auxerre 2006 Mission

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## Auxerre 2006

### Objectives

Sarah to (briefly) meet Enora Gallou so that the incident could later be recalled as proof of time-travel, in order to convince Gallou to join the QIA

### Agents Involved

Sarah CunningtonTom Burt (support only, remaining in 2019)

### Episode

"Paris"

The mission to Auxerre was an unofficial mission, designed by Director Hall, as a means of creating an incident that could later be recalled by Enora Gallou so that she might be more inclined to join the QIA.

## Background

Following the death of Captain Darby, the London Field Team was one member down - and more concerning, without a tactical specialist. Director Hall handpicked a promising young French academic, Enora Gallou, to be recruited. In much the same way as he had used Agent Hafiz and a photograph to convince Sarah, Hall knew that proof would be required if Gallou was to believe anyone about time-travel or the agency.

## Infraction

As this was an unofficial mission, there was no prior infraction - although ironically, in carrying out the mission, Agent Cunnington in fact created one. It is unknown as to how Director Hall may have justified this with the Echelon.

## Mission Outline

Sarah was only present in Auxerre for twelve minutes, during which she retrieved the six-year-old Enora's rag doll, Clarabelle, from the river where it had fallen, and returned it to her, ensuring that the young girl took notice of her.

## Repercussions

Thirteen years later, when Sarah and Tom went to Paris to recruit Enora (now age 20), she reminded her of this incident. Alongside her witnessing Jack Harringer Jump, it provided enough evidence to convince Enora to join the agency.
Lucia Clark

Lucia Clark is a character in QIA.

## Biography

Clark is a member of the Echelon, in charge of QIA finances. ("Ted")

Initially, Clark was known to be a supporter of Georges Bouchan and an enemy of Erik Draper. It is unknown how she voted during Erik's coup against Bouchan, though the outcome was in Erik's favour regardless. ("Life")

## Appearances

### Season Two

"Ted" *(mentioned)*, "Life" *(uncredited)*