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Elijah Phelps

Elijah Phelps is a character from QIA.

## Biography

Elijah was the lover of the deceased Captain Chris Darby; he revealed their relationship publicly for the first time during Darby's funeral in 2019 ("Manchester"). Despite the non-disclosure agreement that all QIA agents are required to sign, Darby frequently told Elijah about his missions ("Reclamation").

Three years after Darby's death in the line of duty for the QIA, Elijah had founded the organisation known as Prometheus and had, through his agent Frank Nadler, followed through on his plan to expose the agency through the Prometheus Leak. This was not yet enough to satisfy Elijah, however, who desired revenge for Darby and wanted to see the agency destroyed. To test them, he had Nadler set up the Cape Town infraction. ("Zoey")

Following Amber Harvey's declaration of support for the QIA eight weeks later, Elijah ordered Nadler to oversee the York 2008 infraction, using means as yet unrevealed - though he may well have had help from Brent Hall, to whom he sent Nadler to seek a deal in exchange for information about Carlos Sánchez.

The infraction failed, and when Nadler was arrested by the London Field Team, he named Elijah as part of a plea bargain, which led to Elijah's arrest. However, Elijah later cut his own deal with DCI John Turner, naming Sarah Cunnington as the bomber behind the St Paul's cathedral attack; he was subsequently released from police custody, and currently remains at large. ("¥o¬ Cø~1")

Later, evidence surfaced revealing that Elijah - working in partnership with Mohamed Marzouq of The Circle - may have been the one who shot Erik Draper in Washington; he was discovered to have withdrawn £100 from a cash machine just four blocks from where Erik had been shot, on the same day. ("Destiny")

Despite giving this evidence, along with the phone call between Elijah and Marzouq detailing the hit on Erik, to Robyn Urquhart, he evaded arrest. Not long after this, Elijah, having been tipped off by Róisín Lynch, abducted Brent Hall with the intention of luring out Sarah Cunnington so that he could kill her, thereby preventing Chris' death. To prove that the future can be changed, he showed Hall a photograph of him and Róisín in Times Square in the future, then shot Róisín dead and finally showed Hall the same photo, in which neither of them now appeared. Elijah then took Hall to the German island of Hiddensee, where he would act as bait; however, during the subsequent scuffle with the Field Team, Hall got hold of a gun and shot Elijah dead, to avenge Róisín. ("Ascension")

## Appearances

### Season One

"Manchester", "Reclamation" *(flashback)*

### Season Three

"Zoey" *(uncredited and unnamed)*, "Power" *(uncredited and unnamed)*, "¥o¬ Cø~1 *(uncredited)*, "Ascension"
Annie Weldon

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## Biographical information

### Marital status

In a relationship with Dhruv Shah (until his death)

## Physical description

### Gender

Female

Annie Weldon is a character in *QIA*.

## Biography

Annie is a member of the security team for the London Hub.

Annie was in a relationship with Dhruv Shah before he was murdered by Jacob Dorody. ("Ascension")
Alice Beech

Alice Beech is a recurring character in QIA. She is a Keeper working in the London Hub, usually on the afternoon shift.

## Appearances

### Season One

"Glasgow" *(uncredited)*, "Cornwall" *(uncredited)*, "Walker" *(uncredited)*

### Season Two

"Rome" *(uncredited)*, "Nottingham" *(uncredited)*

### Season Three

"Missing" *(uncredited)*, "Ghosts" *(uncredited)*, "Eleven" *(uncredited)*
2248 Incident

The '2248 Incident', also known to some as 'the Revolution', refers to the coup led by a terrorist group in the year 2248. This unknown group bombed the Peru facility, which linked Geneva in 2009 via the Window, and stole technology and research relating to time-travel. Using this, they went back in time to some point between 2009 and 2248, and altered their own history. The scientists observing the Window in 2009 witnessed a drastic change to the future; by changing their past, the terrorists transformed the world of 2248 from a peaceful era of scientific endeavour into a warzone. Following this incident, it was decided in 2009 that the Window had to be closed, sealing off the link to the future forever.

It has been speculated that Cassius and Jacob Dorody were among those responsible; this has been more or less confirmed by Dorody himself.
Michael Ridley

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## Physical description

### Gender

*Unknown*

Michael Ridley is a character in QIA. He is the Chief Liaison Officer for CERN and the QIA.

## Biography

Ridley was responsible for escorting Agent Sarah Cunnington to the basement labs where Doctor Gessner performed various tests and procedures on her; he stayed as an observer on the second day, which included her forced Jump back to 1811. ("Geneva")
Dorody

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## Dorody

Cover image for Season 1, Episode 17: Dorody, showing a battered London Underground roundel from the 23rd century.

### Writer

Jonathan Thornton

*(This article is about the episode titled "Dorody". For the article about the character, see: Jacob Dorody)*

*Dorody* is the seventeenth episode of the first season of QIA.

## Summary

The team must once again face their greatest nemesis, Jacob Dorody, in order to learn the truth about Ansar Jilani's murder, but an even deadlier mission awaits them afterwards...

## Blurb

*“I guess we’re not in Kansas anymore…”* - Tasneem Hafiz

The key to bringing down the Reclaimers lies with an old enemy with whom QIA Agent Sarah Cunnington had thought she was finished. However, not only will interrogating him prove to be an unprecedented challenge in itself, but it will also lead to something even more incredible – and dangerous – than the QIA has ever seen before…

## Synopsis

After Sarah learned of Jacob Dorody's possible connection with the murder of Ansar Jilani, Hall sent them into the Void to interrogate the prisoner.

Dorody claimed not to remember killing Jilani, but he did give them information on Cassius, who was apparently imprisoned in the year 2263, to be executed for betraying his people.

The team therefore decided to mount the unprecedented mission of Jumping into the future in order to apprehend Cassius and bring him back for interrogation, taking Dorody along as a guide to help them get into the prison, Blackgrace.

The mission was a catastrophic failure, however; the team were ambushed in the tunnels beneath Westminster, resulting in Dorody escaping, Ethan and Hafiz being seriously injured, and Enora being abducted. The consequences of this, as well as recent evidence given to Enora by Jack Harringer, led Sarah to the conclusion that the traitor she was warned about is Tom, who managed to remain completely unscathed during the attack.

In flashforwards, Tom is seen bringing evidence to Cassius that he has killed Jacob Dorody.

## Credits

### Starring

Sarah Cunnington

Tasneem Hafiz

Ethan Taylor

Tom Burt

Enora Gallou

### Guest Stars

Cian Rose

Ben Scallon

Akinyemi Oduwole

with Cassius

and Jacob Dorody

## Jumps

New Philadelphia, 15th September 2263 *(see main article: New Philadelphia 2263 Mission)*

## Trivia

"Dorody" marks the first appearances of Cassius, Akinyemi Oduwole, Ben Scallon and Sophie King (uncredited). It also features uncredited appearances by Mary Bowman and Jack Harringer.

## Availability

Episode 17 can be purchased on Amazon. It is also included in the Season One, Part II box set.
Benita Gutierrez

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## Physical description

### Hair Colour

Black

Benita Gutierrez was a character in *QIA*. She was the former Captain of the Washington Field Team.

## Biography

Benita was the Captain of the Washington Field Team during the betrayal of Will Bradley.

After the incident with Bradley, Benita stepped down as Captain. ("Washington")

During a mission in Salt Lake City, the team - now led by Josh Hannigan - came up against Sam Locke, an enemy from a previous mission. However, this time Locke brutally murdered Benita, as well as two other members of the team, an incident that had a profound and lasting effect on Hannigan. ("Washington")

Benita's death was finally avenged in 2026, when the team at last were able to catch and arrest Locke. ("And All That Could Have Been")

## Appearances

### Season Two

"And All That Could Have Been" *(mentioned)*

## Trivia

Benita married her husband Donny in spring of 2015.
Ashna Gupta

Ashna Gupta is a character in QIA. She works at CERN in Geneva and was responsible for Agents Sarah Cunnington and Ethan Taylor during their brief visit there in December 2019.

While Sarah was undergoing the evaluations and tests she had been summoned for, Ethan was given a tour of the facility by Ashna. Despite areas such as the Orbit and the Cortex being restricted, Ethan was able to persuade her to take him to see them anyway. ("Geneva")
Grace Burt

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## Grace Burt

### Relatives

Tom Burt (father)Lauren Burt (mother)

Anthony Burt (brother)

## Physical description

### Gender

Female

Grace Burt was a character in QIA. She was Tom Burt's daughter.

## Biography

### Personal Life

In June 2020, Lauren was friends with a boy called Jaden Mealor, though she denied that he was her boyfriend ("Malta"). However, by September, they were dating. ("Magdalena")

Following the Prometheus Leak in 2023 and the subsequent threats by the Linearists and the attempts by Cameron Campbell to shut down the London Hub, Tom and Lauren were seriously considering moving away, which upset Grace greatly as her life (including Jaden) were in London. ("Predator")

### Death

After Tom and Sarah botched an operation in Valencia and were forced to abduct Bella Romero from her home, Bella's birth mother Lucita Cadamon came to London to rescue her daughter. As part of her revenge, on the night of 28th May 2023, Lucita also murdered both Grace and her mother, leaving them with their throats slit and a note to Tom stating "*You take from me, and I take from you. - L.*"

Grace and Lauren's funeral was held on 8th May 2023 in Merton. ("¥o¬ Cø~1")
New Philadelphia

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## New Philadelphia

### Address

New Philadelphia is the renamed city of London in the twenty-third century. It is ruled over by Novus Ordo Seclorum, who are based in the Citadel.

In January 2020, the London Field Team attempted a mission to infiltrate Blackgrace, a prison facility within the Citadel, but the mission ended up a disaster ("Dorody").
Beale's

Tom Burt (antique armaments broker)

Rupa Shaw (security)

Mike Duncan

Drew Glenn

Dan Hamilton

Denny Franklin

Vicky Wells

Charlie Beck

Dietrich Kruger

*Beale's* is the cover business that serves as a front for The London Hub. It has a dedicated website and phone service, and while it has no real clients, anyone stumbling across them would be referred on to a legitimate firm elsewhere. The London Field Team and Sweeper Team are able to use *Beale's* to show flights, hotels and other travel arrangements while on missions as evidence of their whereabouts should anyone care to investigate.
Elliott Sanders

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## Physical description

### Gender

Male

Elliott Sanders is a character in QIA.

## Biography

Elliott is a technician at the London Hub. During Marcel Jobert's interrogation, he assisted Agent Gallou and Agent Cunnington with constructing a 'reverse Faraday cage' in order to communicate with Jobert. ("Lampeter")
Julien Mercier

Julien Mercer was an Auxerre schoolfriend of Enora Gallou. Unaware that another friend, Stéfanie Roux, secretly had feelings for him, he danced and kissed Enora very publicly on a night out in September 2017 in their home town of Auxerre, inadvertently leading to Stéfanie's accidental death, when she fell from the roof of the nightclub. ("Auxerre")
Drew Glenn

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## Physical description

### Hair Colour

Brown

Drew Glenn is a former character in QIA. He was an Analyst for the London Hub.

## Biography

Drew frequently gave information for missions briefings. ("Berlin", "Glasgow", "Mary")

Along with fellow analyst Charlie Beck, he was shot with prohiberazin by an unknown assailant during a security breach; however, both he and Charlie recovered soon afterwards with no known lasting effects ("Geneva").

Drew had a crush on Sarah ("Dubai"), which in truth had bordered on inappropriate lust ("Tom").

It was later revealed that he had been loyal to Brent Hall, and had assisted in various cover-ups for him, including the cover-up of Ansar Jilani's real murderer, Chris Darby. ("Revelations")

## Death

After Sarah passed evidence obtained from Jack Harringer onto Hall that Tom Burt was a mole, Hall had Drew verify the evidence. Once Drew had confirmed that it was authentic, Hall sent Sarah and Hafiz to bring Tom in. However, after confronting Tom and becoming convinced of his innocence, they realised that this could indicate that Drew was the mole instead, since he had verified the evidence. In order to determine the truth, Sarah manipulated Drew into coming over to their flat, knowing his feelings for her, but due to unfortunate timing, Patrick Kearney was there already, having taken Ethan Taylor hostage and threatening to kill both Ethan and Sarah. Unhinged and out of control, Patrick attempted to shoot Sarah, but Drew took the bullet for her, and died very soon afterwards. ("Tom")

A memorial service for Drew was held in the Eye Interface on January 27th, 2020 ("Luxembourg").

## Appearances

### Season One

"Berlin", "Glasgow", "Mary", "Geneva", "Cornwall", "Dubai", "Jilani", "Tom"

## Trivia

Drew is portrayed by Dan Shoudy for vocal performances.
Barcelona 1999 Mission

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### Objectives

Prevent the theft of an ambulance by Reclaimers Jenna Manning and Torgeir Tvedt, and thereby save the lives of Miguel and Valentina Fernandez

### Agents Involved

Tasneem HafizEthan Taylor

Iulya Dalca

Zoey Hallett

## Background

On the night of 3rd October 1999, a car crash occurred in Barcelona, resulting in the deaths of the two adults in the car, while the two children in the back survived thanks to the efforts of the paramedics attending the scene.

## Infraction

An infraction occurred after Reclaimers Jenna Manning and Torgeir Tvedt hijacked the ambulance that would have gone to the scene of the accident and dumped it outside of the city, resulting in the paramedics being unable to reach the crash site on time, and the two children, Miguel and Valentina Fernandez, succombing to their injuries and dying.

In addition, Jack Harringer and Carlos Sánchez, on their own secret mission to investigate Carlos' parentage and the truth about his abduction as a baby, caused an infraction by being picked up by security cameras outside the hospital while waiting to see who would abandon the baby there. In what was surely not a coincidence, the hospital in question is the same one that the ambulance had come from.

## Mission Outline

Iulya Dalca and Zoey Hallett were positioned close to where Manning and Tvedt would hijack the ambulance, with the intention of intervening before they could do so while Ethan Taylor was positioned at the actual hijack location.

Meanwhile Hafiz, acting secretly on information concerning Jack and Carlos, headed to the hospital to intervene with them. While there, the three of them observed Claudia Horne leaving baby Carlos at the hospital, shattering everything that Carlos had been told all his life. Shaken, he returned home with Jack, while Hafiz checked in on the mission.

As it turned out, even though Iulya and Zoey were ready, Manning and Tvedt were assassinated by an unknown killer or killers, just moments before the two agents were able to do anything themselves, thereby preventing the infraction for them.

## Repercussions

Hafiz later speculated that the infraction had been set up solely to ensure that Carlos would find out the truth about Claudia.
Liam O'Neill

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## Liam O'Neill

### Relatives

Hazel Smith (girlfriend)Paul Northwood (great-great-grandson)

## Physical description

### Hair Colour

Brown

Liam O'Neill was a character in QIA.

## Biography

Liam worked as a fireman aboard the *Titanic* during its ill-fated voyage in 1912, along with his friend Edward Clearson. In the original timeline he died aboard the ship, along with 1502 others.

However, history was altered during an infraction when Paul Northwood was sent back in time by a mysterious benefactor to save Liam, his own great-great-grandson, in a bid to prevent the murder of his great-great-grandmother, Hazel Smith, a fellow passenger aboard the liner with whom Liam had a brief relationship that resulted in her pregnancy.

During the voyage, Paul made several attempts to save his ancestor, which were stopped thanks to the efforts of the London Field Team. In the end, after the ship collided with the iceberg and was breaking apart, Paul was even willing to lose his own life to save Liam's. However, during a shootout with Tasneem Hafiz and Tom Burt, Paul fired his weapon and accidentally killed Liam, unintentionally correcting the change to history that he would otherwise have made.

Wracked with guilt over what he had done, Paul stepped over the edge of the broken deck and plummeted to his own death.

With history corrected, Hazel later went on to give birth to Frances Smith, who later married a man named Andrew Northwood, the great-grandfather of Paul. ("Titanic")
Ides

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## Ides

Cover image for Season 3, Episode 6: Ides, showing a Roman coin

### Writer

Jonathan Thornton

*Ides* is the sixth episode of the third season of QIA.

## Summary

The team face two missions - one in Ancient Rome, featuring the assassination of Julius Caesar, and the other in the present, to take down an enemy Hub.

## Blurb

“Julius Caesar – the one and only. Yesterday evening, the Eye alerted us to a new infraction. It’s been classed as a Level Eight.”. - Anna Vogel

The significance of the Ides of March is well-known – but when someone attempts to prevent the Caesar’s assassination, the QIA must step in to ensure that history runs its course. Meanwhile in the present, the London Field Team also set their sights on a former employee-turned-traitor, but taking him in will be nowhere near as easy as they would hope…

## Synopsis

Enora Gallou, fed up with Brent Hall's drip-feed of information, orders him to give up one of the traitors who left the Hub with him, so Hall offers up Jad Navrayan, now running the former Reclaimer Hub in Lisbon, Portugal. Meanwhile, a new quantum infraction occurs, concerning an attempt to prevent the assassination of Julius Caesar.

With the two concerns both taking priority, the team splits and is assisted by the Sweeper Team. Sarah, Ethan, Carlos and Iulya prepare for Rome, while Hafiz, Tom and the Sweepers prepare for Lisbon.

While the Rome mission goes more or less successfully, the team in Portugal face a particularly vicious adversary in the form of Tiago Veiga, requiring some very clever thinking on the part of the least likely of the Agents.

Meanwhile, Hayden rejoins the Hub in a new capacity - but with his own agenda in mind.

## Credits

### Starring

Sarah Cunnington

Tasneem Hafiz

Ethan Taylor

Tom Burt

Iulya Dalca

Carlos Sánchez

and Hayden Kemp

### Also Starring

Enora Gallou

Anna Vogel

### Guest Stars

Dan Hamilton

Vicky Wells

Tiago Veiga

Charlie Beck

Lauren Burt

Róisín Lynch

Louise Harris

Emmett Rowland

Nelson Ohene

Farzana Surihani

Jad Navrayan

and Mark Antony

## Jumps

Rome, Italy; 14th March 44BC *(Sarah Cunnington, Ethan Taylor, Iulya Dalca, Carlos Sánchez)*

Lisbon, Portugal; 18th January 2023 *(Emmett Rowland)*

## Trivia

As of this episode, Hayden Kemp is moved to the last Starring character, with the "and" tag.

Appearing uncredited in this episode are Donald MacKenzie (as a hallucination), Carla Duenas, Dante Moretti and Gaius Trebonius.

*Ides* features the second instance of a real-life person from history being credited, the first being in "Sarah" and "Berlin", in which both Adolf Hitler and Joseph Goebbels are credited.

## Availability

Episode 6 is available for purchase on Amazon. It will also be included in the Season Three, Part I box set.
Damien Shaw

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## Physical description

### Gender

Male

Damien Shaw is a character in QIA. He is the husband of Rupa Shaw.

## Biography

Damien is a DJ who is engaged to Rupa ("Tom", "Change").

After Rupa was abducted by Miranda Davenport, Damien was told that their flat had been broken into by teenagers and that Rupa had pursued them. When she was later fired by Kevin Powell, the reason she gave was that one of the teenagers was related to someone powerful and important, who had insisted on her being fired. He was not impressed with her new role as a glorified security guard for Beale's ("Rupa").

After their wedding, Damien took Rupa to Malta for their honeymoon. While there, he was abducted by Miranda Davenport and held hostage in order for Brent Hall to evade arrest. Rupa later lied to him about the reasons for this, telling him it was related to an old case. ("Malta")

## Appearances

### Season One

"Tom" *(mentioned)*, "Misdirection" *(uncredited)*
Daniel MacKenzie

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## Physical description

### Gender

Male

Daniel MacKenzie is a character in QIA. He is the son of the now-deceased Donald MacKenzie.

## Biography

Daniel was known to be a keen reader, often staying in the back of his father's shop and reading books while his father was working. ("Glasgow")

In the original timeline, Daniel was shot and killed by Adam Conley in October 2017. However, thanks to the intervention of Agent Sarah Cunnington, he was instead brought forward two years, into the year 2019. While in QIA custody in the London Hub, he was permitted to Skype with his father and the two were at last reunited. However, not long into the call, Daniel witnessed the ambush on the car his father was travelling in, but was removed from the room by Agent Tom Burt. ("Glasgow")

Following these events, Daniel was supposedly relocated into QIA protective custody. ("Paris")

However, he was in fact taken to Sağlık Pharmaceuticals to be experimented on; after Jumping with Sarah he had been exposed to his quantum potential, which was unusual for a child of his age. Branded Patient 47 (suggesting he had been taken back in time to at least 2017, as an email from Adil Kurtuluş to Ansar Jilani from that time mentioned a 'Patient 47'), he was used as bait for Sarah by Robert Tunneson, who needed a Natural as part of his plan in 1954. Sarah Home Jumped with Daniel, however, saving him again, and hid him temporarily with her sister Louise Harris. ("Reclamation")

The following day, he was picked up by Fran Grenouille, appearing as Sarah, who sent him with Jack Harringer to Sophie King in Dublin. ("Season One Epilogue")

In 2020, Adil Kurtuluş admitted to Sarah that Daniel had not figured into his plans, but in fact had merely been a "favour for a friend" ("Sağlık").

## Appearances

### Season One

"Glasgow", "Reclamation", "Season One Epilogue"
European Void Facility

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## European Void Facility

### Address

Gloucestershire

The European Void Facility is the primary location for apprehended quantum terrorists that have been captured by agents from the London Hub.

Ben Scallon oversees the facility.

## History

Shortly after the incarceration of Jack Harringer following his infraction in Rome, Erik Draper tasked fugitive Sarah Cunnington with breaking Harringer out, as both of them knew that his arrest had itself been an infraction (planned by Tereza Porizkova and Robert Tunneson). Sarah completed this mission by threatening Scallon (and shooting him in the arm). ("Unnatural", "Witchfinder").

## Prisoners

Unlike a traditional prison, the facility merely holds the prisoners' physical bodies, while their minds are trapped within the Void. Known prisoners being held within this facility include:

* Robert Tunneson (since February 2020)
* Philip Walker (since February 2020)
* William Wakefield (since December 2019)
* Owen Farley (since October 2019)

### Former Prisoners

* Jacob Dorody (temporarily released in January 2020, then subsequently escaped custody)
* Jack Harringer (broken out by Sarah Cunnington in May 2020)
Jonah West

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## Physical description

### Hair Colour

Black

Jonah West is a character from QIA. He is a member of the Resistance.

## Biography

Jonah is a member of the Westminster cell of the Resistance. He is in a relationship with Nic Black, whom he found wandering in Clapham in 2259, with no memory of her prior life.

Jonah was part of the mission to abduct Sarah Cunnington, but accidentally he and the others took Enora Gallou instead.

During the mission to attack Novus, Jonah and Nic were with the Putney cell ("Resistance").

Seven months later, Jonah was part of an operation to rescue Resistance member Gemma Rubrum, who had been captured by Novus. This in turn led to a mission to obtain a data unit from a Novus data mine in Vauxhall; however, the mission failed, leading to Nic's capture. Upon his return to his superior, Nasir Flint, he requested a rescue mission for Nic, but Nasir refused, claiming it was too much of a risk for just one person. ("Nicole")

Twenty days later, Jonah arrived in the Kentish Wildlands, searching for Marissa Coal, a legendary freedom fighter. When he arrived, he learned that Marissa was dead but instead found her daughter, Silea, who told him that her mother had fled from Novus after learning she was pregnant. At first, Silea was reluctant to help him, until they were attacked by bluesuits who had followed Jonah, and Silea learned that their target had been her mother. Together, Jonah and Silea travelled back to New Philadelphia and stormed the Citadel, but Silea was killed by Jacob Dorody and Jonah was taken captive. He was reunited with Nic, but was horrified to see that she now appeared to be working with The Divine, who took Silea's sword and left him a prisoner of Novus. ("Death")
Joseph Christophe

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## Biographical information

### Manner of death

Shot by Osman Hamid under orders of Radimir Krepela

## Physical description

### Gender

Male

Joseph Christophe was a character in *QIA*. He was the former leader of the Reclaimers' European operation, and Robert Tunneson's superior.

## Biography

Christophe was a former DST operative and later DGSI section chief. In 2014, he was allegedly killed in a bombing in Marseille, but in reality this was just a front so that he could join the Reclaimers. He later became the head of European operations, and according to Tereza Porizkova, was responsible for at least a dozen Reclaimer cells across the continent.

However, the irony is that he did all this from the 1980s, staying out of sight of anything the Eye might pick up on. He resided in a villa in Sicily.

Since he had not affected the past in any way, once Tereza gave up his identity to the London Field Team, they were able to track him down to 8th September 1981, and arrest him.

Christophe was brought back to 2020, but was later found shot dead at point-blank range, at around the same time as fellow captive and disgraced former Director Brent Hall was broken out of his cell by an unknown ally. ("Hall")

This, however, was later revealed to have been a hoax perpetrated by agents of The Circle on Hall's behalf. Christophe was replaced by an identical corpse and instead became Hall's prisoner for the next five weeks. He was later eventually released by Hall so that he could be used as a bargaining chip to obtain the assistance from Christophe's successor, Radimir Krepela, after Hall falsely claimed to them both that Christophe had been fitted with a brain implant rigged to explode at Hall's whim. ("Adam", "Malta")

Under Hall's orders, Christophe accompanied Miranda Davenport and two of Krepela's people, Luna Tavistock and Kris Hagen, on a mission to 8th century France to recover the legendary sword of history, Joyeuse ("Denny", "Family"). However, only he and Miranda (badly wounded) returned from the mission, claiming that they had been betrayed, and that they had been attacked by 21st century agents that included Ethan Taylor, though he claimed they were not QIA. Christophe was later murdered by Osman Hamid, under orders from Krepela. ("Auxerre")

## Appearances

### Season Two

"Hall", "Adam" *(uncredited)*, "Malta", "Auxerre", "Family"
Jonas Gessner

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## Physical description

### Gender

Male

Jonas Gessner is a character in QIA. He is a doctor working at the QIA facility at CERN.

## Biography

Gessner runs the Bioresearch Lab ("Echelon"). He lives alone in a large villa in Nyon, Switzerland ("Denny").

Gessner was tasked with performing various tests and procedures on Agent Sarah Cunnington in December 2019, to try and determine why the Eye was not able to accurately identify her movements while on missions (although he denied this was the case).

Under direction from Marie Guillory, Gessner was responsible for forcing Sarah into a Jump, back to Bethlem in 1811, where she witnessed - and perhaps even caused - the 1811 Incident with Mary Bowman. ("Geneva")

### Illicit Activities

For reasons that remain unclear, Gessner has been helping Adam Solomon, including supplying him with prohiberazin ("Denny").

In April 2023, after being contacted by Donna Kent, he agreed to supply a Pariah to Cameron Campbell, which Campbell used in an attempt to assassinate Amber Harvey, the British Prime Minister. ("Prey", "Predator")

He was also apparently being paid by Irina Polyakov to train Konstantin Denisov in his Natural abilities. ("Voyna")

### Future

By the year 2027, Gessner will be part of an effort to mass-produce Pariahs in his lab, a project that will also involve Emil Salastas and Philip Walker. ("Echelon")
List.db

*list.db* is one of three files that Brent Hall tasked Miranda Davenport with recovering from the London Hub's network after his arrest and subsequent escape from QIA custody.

Although Miranda (with the help of Heike Skulstad and Denny Franklin) succeeded in retrieving the file, new recruit Anna Vogel was tasked with recovering it, which she soon accomplished.

The file was revealed to be a blackmail database containing evidence and details of various things that Hall was using to obtain the loyalties of many London Hub employees.

Employees named on the database included Lewis Davidson, Andy Clarke (an employee who had left at the same time as Hall) and Enora Gallou (for her part in the apparent death of Stéfanie Roux).
Maryam Razavi

Maryam Razavi is a character in *QIA*. She was an inmate at HMP Bronzefield, but is asssumed to have since been released.

## Biography

Maryam speaks no English, only Farsi, and so was chosen by Governor Reuben Saunders for Sarah Cunnington to work with as a translator. Maryam was on remand for committing arson by burning down her uncle's shop ("Virmayarvi"), and was found guilty at her trial on 15th June 2023 ("Children").

After being attacked and escaping Bronzefield, Sarah - as part of her efforts to restore 'justice' - broke into Maryam's uncle's house and got the truth out of him - that he had been the one responsible for the arson. Sarah then threatened to kill him unless he admitted as much to the police, which he presumably did, leading to Maryam's release from Bronzefield. ("Ascension")
Berlin

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## Berlin

Cover image for Season 1, Episode 1: Sarah and Episode 2: Berlin, showing a Nazi swastika held in crosshairs.

### Writer

Jonathan Thornton

*Berlin* is the second episode of the first season of QIA.

## Summary

Berlin, 1933: the Field Team interrogate the Reclaimer who attempted to assassinate Adolf Hitler. Meanwhile in 2019, Sarah learns more about the QIA and the Berlin mission.

## Blurb

*“We have received intel that there will be an assassination attempt during Adolf Hitler’s first speech as Chancellor.”* - Drew Glenn

If you could change any one moment in history, what would you choose? Many would choose to stop Adolf Hitler. Unfortunately the agents of the QIA do not have such luxuries. When they are alerted that an assassin is set to take Hitler out and prevent WWII entirely, Agent Sarah Cunnington soon discovers that protecting the timeline might mean having to compromise her morals. But nothing can prepare her for what will come next…

## Synopsis

Sarah undergoes intense training courtesy of Agent Tom Burt, and learns about the history of the QIA from Ethan. Drew Glenn briefs the team about their mission.

In Berlin, the Field Team successfully prevent "Claude" from assassinating Adolf Hitler. After interrogating the Reclaimer and learning his real name, the team are ambushed by three more Reclaimers. Dorody escapes with them, while a mysterious woman murders Chris Darby right in front of Sarah.

## Credits

### Starring

Sarah Cunnington

Tasneem Hafiz

Ethan Taylor

Tom Burt

and Chris Darby

### Guest Stars

"Claude"

Cian Rose

Drew Glenn

and Adolf Hitler

## Jumps

Berlin, 10th February 1933 *(see main article: Berlin 1933 Mission)*

The London Hub, 24th September 2019 (Sarah's test Jump)

## Trivia

"Berlin" marks the first appearances of Cian Rose and Drew Glenn, as well as Owen Farley (not named).

## Availability

Episode 2 can be purchased alongside Episode 1 on Amazon. It is also included in the Season One, Part I box set.
Carl Stone

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## Physical description

### Hair Colour

Black

Carl Stone was a character from QIA.

## Biography

Carl was the leader of the Wesminster cell. At some point in his past, he sustained injuries that caused scarring on his head beneath his hair. ("Resistance")

Several years prior to 2263, the cell got hold of an old server from the London Hub. After Nic Black, the cell's engineer, retrieved data from it relating to the London Field Team's mission to 2263. Using this along with more recent intelligence about the identity of Novus' chief scientist, Philip Walker, Carl plotted to intervene in the mission and abduct Sarah Cunnington, who - he hoped - would be able to use her Natural abilities to kill Walker before he created his army of Pariahs. However, they accidentally took Enora Gallou instead.

After Carl debriefed Enora, she told him that his plan couldn't have worked anyway due to the Paradox. However, she joined their efforts anyway and began helping to plan a new attack on Novus. During the following two weeks, Carl and Enora's relationship developed from friendship into something much more. ("Resistance")

During the mission to attack Blackgrace and capture the lead scientist, Philip Walker, Carl took on Jacob Dorody and two Pariahs in order to allow time for Sarah and Enora to get into the labs. He was captured by Dorody and brought there anyway, but this turned out to be all part of Carl's plan, for he had a powerful bomb with him, which he used to destroy Blackgrace and the entire Pariah army, as well as killing Dorody and himself in the process, while Sarah and Enora got away, taking Walker with them. ("Walker")

## Appearances

### Season One

"Resistance", "Walker", "Hafiz" *(flashback only, uncredited)*
Marcel Jobert

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## Physical description

### Hair Colour

Black

Marcel Jobert was a character in QIA.

## Biography

### Early Life

A couple of years prior to 2020, Jobert underwent experimental treatment, involving hallucinogens, subliminal messaging and (implied) sexual abuse, under the supervision of Tomáš Horak, a man he would later come to regard as "the devil". This treatment would later unlock his quantum potential and turn him into an 'Unnatural' ("Academy", "Denny").

### Denmark Infraction

Jobert was sent, under programmed instruction by Adil Kurtuluş, to murder William Lauridsen, although this appears to have merely been a test of Kurtuluş' future plans. Jobert was captured and arrested by the London Field Team and brought to London, 2020, where he was detained. However, he was bizarrely afflicted by a strange incoherent madness that was only calmed with the use of magnetism.

After being set up an electromagnetic interrogation room, Jobert revealed no memory at all of Denmark or Lauridsen, though he did recognise Horak's photograph. ("Academy")

### Adam

With nothing else useful to contribute, and being a liability, Jobert was sentenced to the Void. However, before he was due to be taken, he began exhibiting more strange behaviour, notably a compulsion to travel to a pub called *The Black Lion* in the Welsh town of Lampeter. Agents Sarah Cunnington, Enora Gallou and Denny Franklin escorted him there to unravel the mystery and discovered that many more Unnaturals had been summoned to the same place, leading Sarah to go undercover as one of them to find out more. ("Lampeter")

Sarah soon discovered that Jobert, like the others, had been summoned by Adam Solomon, another of Sağlık Pharmaceuticals' experiments. However, Adam was recruiting the Unnaturals into what he called his 'Family', with the sole purpose of destroying Sağlık. This led to a mission to a Sağlık facility in Budapest, which resulted in heavy casualties at the hands of an awakened Pariah. Jobert escaped the carnage with Adam and a few others. ("Adam", "Sağlık")

Later, Jobert accompanied Adam and fellow survivor Negar Boaz to rescue Adam's daughter, Magdalena, who was being held by Horak. Left unchecked, Horak would have sexually assaulted and later murdered Magdalena, but this was prevented when Horak brutally beat Horak to death. ("Denny")

During the disastrous attack at Hara, Jobert was killed by two Pariahs. ("Family")

## Appearances

### Season Two

"Change" *(uncredited)*, "Academy", "Lampeter", "Adam", "Sağlık", "Denny", "Family"
Ida Trent

Ida Trent was a character in QIA.

## Biography

Trent was a member of the Echelon up until her murder.

In 2016, Trent arranged for her nephew to attend the Academy as a cadet. However, trainer Andrew Wesker kicked him out, enraging Trent. She spent the next few years looking for opportunities for revenge, including trying to get him fired twice, and allegedly trying to get him arrested for financial fraud.

When in 2020 the Academy was bombed, Trent saw this as an opportunity to frame him for the attack; however, this would eventually lead to her murder at the hands of future quantum terrorist Gaby Marshall. Agent Steve Mariner of 2026 was sent back in time to prevent this by getting Wesker into the blast zone - his injury would have prevented Trent from coming to The Hague - but he failed, and instead Trent headed up the task force that investigated the attack, and was killed by Marshall, for reasons not yet clear. ("Academy")

Later that year, Trent's seat on the Echelon was taken by Enora Gallou ("Life").

### Alternative Future

In a future where Trent was not murdered by Gaby Marshall, she had frequent dealings with Benedict Carter, including in a meeting in Havana in 2021, in which she was also shot dead by Gaby (prior to being murdered later at the Academy in 2020). She also met Steve Mariner in 2026, along with Gaby Marshall (who had been sent back in time from the year 2033 to prevent a terrible future), but dismissed Gaby and her claims. ("And All That Could Have Been")

## Appearances

### Season Two

"Academy", "Echelon" *(flashbacks, uncredited)*, "And All That Could Have Been"
Nida Ansar

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## Physical description

### Hair Colour

Brown

Nida Ansar is a character from QIA.

## Biography

Nida was born in 1990. At some point, she married Ansar Jilani, and the two of them began living in Gadap Town, Karachi.

In June 2017, Nida began to suspect her husband might be having an affair, due to him often staying late at work without giving a reason. She asked a friend of a friend to help her access his emails, but it provided no clues. A short while later, Jilani suddenly became happy and attentive again, claiming he'd had a big breakthrough with his work for a company in Istanbul.

A week later, however, on June 21st, he called Nida and told her he was concerned he was being followed home. When he reached their house, he continued to exhibit paranoid behaviour, and got up in the middle of the night, upon which he was shot three times and died.

Five months later, Nida was interviewed by Agents Sarah Cunnington and Huang Chuntao, posing as InterPol agents, and showed them an email that prompted Sarah to suspect that Jilani's killer was Jacob Dorody.