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The Linearists

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## The Linerarists

### Known Members

Lucas Grant

The Linearists were a religious group formed in the wake of the Prometheus Leak, led by Matthew Cross, with the primary goal of having time-travel (and by extension, the QIA) banned.

## History

### Origins

Shortly after Prometheus exposed the QIA and time-travel to the world, the Linearists began to gain momentum, helped by the fact that Matthew Cross, a former vicar with extreme 'Old Testament' views, already had a large presence on social media (including YouTube).

### Efforts against the London Hub

The Linearists first came onto the QIA's radar after a group of them ambushed Ethan Taylor and Iulya Dalca with protest signs and verbal abuse. They were already known to Rupa Shaw as a potential threat. ("Iulya")

After allying themselves with Cameron Campbell, the organisation began lobbying for an end to the Void, which they felt was barbaric and unjustified. During a rally in April 2023, they also used footage from a mission in which Tasneem Hafiz appeared to throw a bomb at a crowd of people in a church. However, this bomb was in fact returned to its point of origin by the London Field Team before it could detonate, but what the Linearists did not know was that that point of origin was exactly where they were giving their rally, on the steps of St Paul's cathedral. The bomb detonated, killing Cross, Grant and 21 others. ("Prey")

In the wake of this tragedy, public support for the Linearists only grew, while opinion on the QIA plummeted. Campbell used the massacre as an opportunity to try and end the QIA for good, and almost convinced Amber Harvey, the Prime Minister, to do just that. However, after the Field Team saved Harvey from an assassin, Amber sided with the QIA and urged the rest of the world to do likewise. After this, the Linearist movement began to lose traction and support dwindled. ("Predator", "Power")

Later, Sarah Cunnington would be arrested for the St Paul's massacre. ("¥o¬ Cø~1")

## Personnel

* Matthew Cross *(deceased)*
* Lucas Grant *(deceased)*
* Various other members *(mostly deceased)*
Nils Conradi

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## Physical description

### Gender

Male

Nils Conradi is a character in QIA.

## Biography

In September 2020, Nils was working for Brent Hall, alongside Kåre Jørgen, in a secret bunker deep beneath the Norwegian mountain, Glittertind. He assisted Hall in using the sword Joyeuse to 'upgrade' the NT-063 weapon. ("Death")
¥o¬ CØ~1 (folder)

¥o¬\_CØ~1 was the name given to a corrupted folder found on a data disc containing files, photos and other information on each of the children who had been abducted by Fran Grenouille in order to orchestrate the murder of Alicia Karalis. The disc was found among her possessions after they were bequeathed to her distant relative, Max Georghiades, but had in fact been planted there by Fran for Ethan Taylor and Iulya Dalca to find. ("Eleven")

The contents of the folder are currently unknown.
St Petersburg 1917 Mission

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### Destination

Finlyandsky Station, Ulitsa Komsomola, St Petersburg

### Objectives

Draw out Konstantin Denisov by attempting to assassinate Vladimir Lenin

### Agents Involved

Tasneem HafizEnora Gallou

Jack Harringer

## Background

On the 16th April 1917, revolutionary Vladimir Lenin returned from his exile in Switzerland and delivered a speech outside Finlyandsky Station in St Petersburg that would begin a movement that would ultimately instill Communism into Soviet Russia for the next eighty years, and shape the country and its future immeasurably.

In 2023, after learning that - unlike the QIA Hubs, which had been disabled - the OVM still had a functional Hub, Enora Gallou designed a multi-pronged plan to restore the QIA Hubs while destroying the unauthorised Russian one. Part of this plan required luring out OVM operative Konstantin Denisov, and so a plan was made to actually *cause* an infraction, which (it was hoped) he would come to, to stop.

## Infraction

Unusually for the QIA, this mission actually involved the team *causing* a quantum infraction rather than stopping one: the assasination of Lenin.

As strategised by Anna Vogel, it was made clear that in order for the infraction to actually register, the assassination had to be a genuine attempt on Lenin's life, and not just a ploy.

## Mission Outline

Enora herself, along with Captain Hafiz, came to St Petersburg in 1917 (dropped off by Jack Harringer) and attempted to assassinate Lenin during his speech outside the station.

In spite of the monumental (and incalculable) consequences of doing so, Hafiz aimed and took the shot, but she was - thankfully - stopped by Konstantin, who appeared at the last moment and disarmed both of the women. Although he did not kill them, he did take their weapons (including a prohiberazin pistol) before leaving.

Hafiz and Enora were later picked up again by Jack.

## Repercussions

Thanks to Konstantin (rather than the team), the infraction was successfully prevented. However, the mission wasn't necessarily successful in terms of keeping Konstantin busy, since - as noted by Enora and Hafiz on the mission - his multiple Jumps indicated he was very likely a Natural.
Tareq Hafiz

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## Tareq Hafiz

### Relatives

Sadiya Hafiz (mother)Farhan Hafiz (father)

Tasneem Hafiz (sister)

Shourav Hafiz (brother)

Kameel Hafiz (brother)

Hadi Hafiz (brother)

## Physical description

### Gender

Male

Tareq Hafiz is a minor character in QIA. He is one of Tasneem Hafiz's four younger brothers.

## Biography

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

Tareq is the most like his sister and as such frequently earns the disdain of their mother; he dropped out of college and has had two non-Muslim girlfriends. When his sister brought her fiancé Ted Lambert to meet the family, Tareq seemed quite amiable ("Denny").

Tareq was one of the witnesses to Ted and Farhan signing the mahr (marriage contract) at Ted and Hafiz's wedding. ("Life")
Season One, Part III: Endgame

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## Endgame

Cover image for Season One, Part III: Endgame

### Writer

Jonathan Thornton

*Endgame* is the third and final collection of the first season of QIA, and is comprised of Episodes 19 to 27.

## Summary

The QIA is left reeling after a series of betrayals and setbacks. While Sarah Cunnington and the remains of the team try to recover, new enemies surface, and the Reclaimers' endgame looms.

## Blurb

*“Everything’s really gone to hell, hasn’t it?”* - Tasneem Hafiz

With the traitor exposed, the London Field Team must work to rebuild itself. But when dealing with time travel, the past refuses to stay dead, and as familiar faces return and the enemy gathers its forces for its ultimate endgame, QIA Agent Sarah Cunnington will soon find that nothing is ever easy, and destiny is inescapable…

## Episodes

* 19. Luxembourg
* 20. Spitalfields
* 21. Resistance
* 22. Walker
* 23. Hafiz
* 24. Jack
* 25. Misdirection
* 26. Revelations
* 27. Reclamation

## Bonus Content

*Endgame* includes an exclusive Epilogue.

## Availability

Order *Endgame* from either Amazon.co.uk or Amazon.com.
Vienna 2023 Mission

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### Objectives

Download the final set of files from Sophie King's laptop

## Background

Following a deal made with the Russian government, Brent Hall had been supplying QIA data, schematics and other files, which had allowed for the eventual creation of the OVM, including their own Hub, through his agent Sophie King and his courier Sacha Bell. However, in December 2022, when both Hall and Bell were arrested by the QIA, the final data drop did not take place.

When the Russians realised this, OVM operative Konstantin Denisov visited Sophie in her hotel room in Vienna and, after acquiring the files, he murdered her.

During the four-pronged effort to both bring down the OVM and also restore the QIA's own three Hubs, which had been disabled by the theta.exe file, it was established that this last set of data files, which had not been committed to Bell's memory, had to be recovered from Sophie's computer.

## Infraction

Jack Harringer dropped off Ethan Taylor on the night that Sophie would be killed, thus risking creating a quantum infraction.

## Mission Outline

This mission took place concurrently alongside the Moscow, St Petersburg and Black Dolphin missions.

Ethan left a note for Sophie to get her out of her room, then entered it himself and began downloading the required data. However, Sophie returned and caught him, but after he told her he had been sent by Hall following Bell's arrest, she allowed him to continue and take the files.

On his way out, Ethan passed by Konstantin, on his way to speak with (and kill) Sophie, but luckily the Russian did not identify him.

Ethan was later picked up again by Jack.

## Repercussions

With the final set of files, Sacha Bell - having been rescued from Black Dolphin - was successfully able to restore the London Hub.
CAM 5

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## Appearance

CAM 5 has a blueish tin to it, along with some missing tiles from the floor and dirt all over it. The most noticeable feature is a framework of brown rusted metal pipes that connect all over the room.

## Background

This location was used for testing the animatronics. [*citation needed*]

## Gameplay

Withered George will pass through here to his way to the Office Base.

## Trivia

* This is one of the smallest rooms in Jolly 3: Chapter 2.
* when George enters the room the AC will start to malfunction, possibly because he tempered with it
Ryan Talbot

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## Physical description

### Gender

Male

Ryan Talbot was a minor character in *QIA*.

## Biography

Talbot was an Agent of the Washington Field Team in the year 2023. He was shot and killed (accidentally) by Sam Locke during the Tampa mission. ("Washington")
Virmayarvi

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## Virmayarvi

Cover image for Season 3, Episode 22: Virmayarvi, showing Jouko Mäkinen's felling axe

### Writer

Jonathan Thornton

*Virmayarvi* is the twenty-second episode of the third season of QIA.

## Summary

The team face the unusual challenge of an infraction that keeps on changing.

## Blurb

“The infraction has changed. Again. And rather significantly this time.” - Anna Vogel

While the team face a unique infraction that keeps on changing - and the prospect that there might be another party involved - Jack faces his own personal demons. Meanwhile, Tom's son Anthony gets into trouble at school, leading to a startling discovery, and Sarah is offered a new job.

## Synopsis

The team investigate an infraction involving the suicide of Jouko Mäkinen, but must keep on re-assessing it after it keeps on changing. Eventually, they learn that another party is involved.

Meanwhile, Sarah is given a new job, translating for fellow prisoners, and begins with Maryam Razavi.

Evidence from the mission reveals that the OVM hub is still operational, leading Enora to decide that it is time they struck back at the Russians again.

## Credits

### Starring

Sarah Cunnington

Tasneem Hafiz

Ethan Taylor

Tom Burt

Iulya Dalca

Carlos Sánchez

Zoey Hallett

### Also Starring

Enora Gallou

Anna Vogel

and Jack Harringer

### Guest Stars

Jouko Mäkinen

Aki Sievinen

Rolf Vikander

Brontë 'Fergie' Ferguson

Reuben Saunders

Maryam Razavi

## Jumps

30th July 2011, Hattuvaara, Finland *(Tasneem Hafiz, Ethan Taylor, Iulya Dalca, Carlos Sánchez, Zoey Hallett, Jack Harringer; also Konstantin Denisov)*

31st July 2011, Hattuvaara, Finland *(Tasneem Hafiz, Ethan Taylor, Iulya Dalca, Carlos Sánchez, Zoey Hallett, Jack Harringer; also Konstantin Denisov)*

1st August 2011, Hattuvaara, Finland (*Jack Harringer)*

## Trivia

*Virmayarvi* marks the first appearance of Maryam Razavi. Appearing uncredited in this episode are Laura Mäkinen, Anthony Burt, Esther Wilson, Michael Wilson and Konstantin Denisov (unseen).

## Availability

Episode 22 is available for purchase on Amazon. It will also be included in the Season Three, Part III box set.
Season One

The first season of QIA premiered on 5th December 2016 with "Sarah"/"Berlin", and concluded on 29th May 2017 with "Reclamation", more formally concluding on 31st May with The Complete First Season, which also featured the season's Prologue, Epilogue and the short story "The Rise and Fall of Will Bradley".

## Prologue

### Synopsis

Jack Harringer, sent by Fran, is sent to pick up undisclosed documents from Salastas. They meet in 1937, in Crozet, France, but are interrupted by a Pariah, resulting in Jack's death.

## Episodes

Season One comprises of the following episodes:

## Epilogue

### Featured Characters

Louise Harris, Nicole Harris, Fran Grenouille, Daniel MacKenzie, Sarah Cunnington, Jack Harringer

### Synopsis

Fran, posing as Sarah, persuades Louise to let her take Daniel (following on from events in "Reclamation"). She then tells Jack to take Daniel to see Sophie King in Dublin, and to then go to the meeting with Emil Salastas in Crozet (see Prologue). Sarah is revealed to be Fran's prisoner.
Redemption

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## Redemption

Cover image for Season 2, Episode 24: Redemption, showing a large bloodstain.

### Writer

Jonathan Thornton

*Redemption* is the twenty-fourth episode of the second season of QIA.

## Summary

The team must stop a man from going back in time and killing his own younger self.

## Blurb

“A Level 10 infraction is one that not only poses a very serious alteration to the timeline, but also carries a significant threat of Paradox.” - Erik Draper

After Lewis Cole, a man who has spent the last fourteen years of his life in prison, attempts a particularly disastrous quantum infraction, the team are tasked with stopping him – and uncovering the identity of his mysterious benefactor. Meanwhile, Sarah convinces Draper to enlist the help of another Agent in his bid to uncover the corruption at the highest levels of the QIA…

## Synopsis

A Level 10 infraction, involving a man who intends to go back in time and kill his younger self, causes problems for the team - not least because they are able to sympathise with his motives.

Ethan reveals the truth to Sarah and Erik about what really happened with Denny Franklin.

## Credits

### Starring

Sarah Cunnington

Tasneem Hafiz

Ethan Taylor

Tom Burt

Enora Gallou

Rupa Shaw

### Also Starring

Erik Draper

Anna Vogel

### Guest Stars

Lewis Cole

Shannon Cole

 and Jack Harringer

## Jumps

31st December 2005, Loch Veyatie *(Jarrad Foley, Lewis Cole)*

31st December 2005, Loch Veyatie *(Tasneem Hafiz, Tom Burt, Enora Gallou, Ethan Taylor, Rupa Shaw)*

## Trivia

*Redemption* holds the record for the longest teaser of any episode of QIA, with six scenes occurring before the opening credits. It is also notable for showing Lewis Cole's story in reverse order.

*Redemption* features, uncredited, Donal Cullen, Jarrad Foley, Denny Franklin and Charles Staniforth.

## Availability

Episode 24 can be purchased on Amazon. It is also included in the Season Two, Part III box set.
Rome

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## Rome

Cover image for Season 2, Episode 4: Rome, showing Robert Tunneson's ring against a field of fire.

### Writer

Jonathan Thornton

*Rome* is the fourth episode of the second season of QIA.

## Summary

The team follow up a report of an unidentified infraction, while Miranda weighs up what to do with her prisoner.

## Blurb

“This infraction somehow passed us by, and as a result it’s become somewhat of a legend to the Reclaimers.” - Rupa Kalsi

A new lead on a previously unidentified quantum infraction leads the team back to an old associate that causes division among the Agents. Meanwhile, Sarah leaves Miranda facing a difficult choice after some unexpected news…

## Synopsis

Sarah tells Miranda that she's pregnant, which forces Miranda to make an unpleasant choice with awful consequences.

The team follow up on Tereza Porizkova's intelligence, leading them to Rome in 1981, where they identify Jack Harringer as the quantum terrorist. Following him back to the present day, they pursue and arrest him. Harringer is brought back to London for trial, and sentenced to the Void.

Tom's family life is tested, and he makes a new friend.

Meanwhile, in flashbacks, further light is cast on the reasons surrounding Jack's Jump back to 1981.

## Credits

### Starring

Sarah Cunnington

Tasneem Hafiz

Tom Burt

Enora Gallou

Rupa Kalsi

Denny Franklin

and Ethan Taylor

### Also Starring

Brent Hall

Mike Duncan

### Guest Stars

Robert Tunneson

Miranda Davenport

Nate Cotter

Marcus Anderson

Ben Scallon

Lauren Burt

Emma Foster

with Erik Draper

and Jack Harringer

## Jumps

7th September, 1981, Rome *(Jack Harringer, then later Tasneem Hafiz, Rupa Kalsi, Tom Burt, Denny Franklin and Enora Gallou)*

1st January, 2020, Florida *(Jack Harringer, then later Tasneem Hafiz, Rupa Kalsi and Tom Burt)*

## Trivia

*Rome* acts as both a prequel and sequel to the first-season episode, "Jack", which in turn was a sequel to the episode "Milcha".

Jessica Cooper and Florence Delaney both appear uncredited, as does Charles Staniforth. The episode marks the first appearances of Nate Cotter, Marcus Anderson, Emma Foster and Florence Delaney, as well as the return of Ben Scallon, who had not been seen since "Tom".

## Availability

Episode 4 can be purchased on Amazon. It will also be included in the Season Two, Part I box set.
Sides

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## Sides

Cover image for Season 2, Episode 1: Sides, showing graffiti of a Yin-Yang symbol on a wall.

### Writer

Jonathan Thornton

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

## Summary

While Sarah - now a wanted fugitive - tries to track down someone who can help her, the Field Team stop another infraction, only to find it may be related to their hunted friend.

## Blurb

*“*She’s a wanted quantum terrorist, and she is no longer a member of this agency*”* - Brent Hall

It’s been six weeks since the truth about QIA Agent Sarah Cunnington’s future crime came to light, and she’s still on the run. Pursued by the very agency she worked for, Sarah must find evidence to exonerate herself and prove who the real enemy is. Meanwhile, Hafiz and the new Field Team prevent a quantum infraction in Spain, but get more than they bargained for when they start interrogating the suspect. Two opposing sides are about to clash once again…

## Synopsis

In Toledo, the London Field Team capture and interrogate Reclaimer Diego Romas, but he is shot and killed by two unknown assailants. Before he dies, he says the name "Sarah Cunnington".

Upon hearing this, Hall sends the team back to Toledo, where they begin to track Sarah's whereabouts thanks to her informant, Aaron Cross, whom she has employed to find a man named Jarrad Foley.

The team set up a sting operation, but after a brief, private reunion, Hafiz lets Sarah go again - much to the anger of new Agent (and former thorn in the London Hub's side) Rupa Kalsi.

Meanwhile, Tom wakes up from his coma.

Sarah discovers some shocking news.

### Bletchley, 1943

A gentleman begins his employment at Bletchley Park, in the midst of the war.

## Credits

### Starring

Sarah Cunnington

Tasneem Hafiz

Tom Burt

Enora Gallou

Rupa Kalsi

Denny Franklin

and Ethan Taylor

### Guest Stars

Dan Hamilton

Aaron Cross

Diego Romas

Leigh Selvin

## Jumps

Toledo, 12th August 2011 *(Tasneem Hafiz, Tom Burt, Enora Gallou, Rupa Kalsi, Denny Franklin)*

Toledo, 11th August 2011 *(Sarah Cunnington)*

## Trivia

As of this episode, the season two premiere, Rupa Kalsi and Denny Franklin are both upgraded to the main cast. This episode also features the first appearances of Diego Romas, Aaron Cross, and Pete Morris and the unnamed Bletchley employee, both of whom are uncredited. Jack Harringer also appears, but uncredited.

## Availability

Episode 1 can be purchased on Amazon. It will also be included in the Season Two, Part I box set.
Zaragoza 2001 Mission

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## Zaragoza 2001

Hospital Universitario Miguel Servet, Zaragoza ([credit Ajzh2074])

### Destination

Hospital Universitario Miguel Servet, Zaragoza, Spain

### Objectives

Prevent Emma Ramos, a midwife, from being distracted and missing a complication in the birth of Sebastián Marcos, thereby preventing Sebastián's stillbirth

### Agents Involved

Sarah CunningtonPradesh Sharma

Denny Franklin

## Background

On 9th December 2001, Maria Marcos gave birth to her son, Sebastián. In the original history, the umbilical cord got wrapped around the baby's neck, but this was quickly identified by midwife Emma Ramos, and the baby was born healthy and safe.

## Infraction

The Reclaimers paid Álex Acevedo a thousand euros to place a call to Emma Ramos and tell her that her daughter was sick at school. This would provide enough of a distraction to cause Emma to be too late to be able to spot the birth complication, resulting in Sebastián Marcos being stillborn.

This was one of a series of infractions that became collectively known as the February 2020 Incident.

## Mission Outline

While Pradesh Sharma posed as an electrician on the maternity ward, Sarah Cunnington and Denny Franklin watched the payphone from which the call to Emma Ramos' phone would be made. They soon identified Álex Acevedo, who told them that he had been paid by a stranger to place the call, and knew nothing else about it. Sarah threatened to arrest him, but ultimately let him go, believing him to have just been a pawn.

## Repurcussions

With the call not going ahead after all, Pradesh witnessed the original history unfold as it should, with Emma Ramos identifying the problem and Sebastián Marcos having a normal, healthy birth.

*Years later, Sebastián would* *go on to* *have experimental drug treatment therapy from Sağlık Pharmaceuticals, turning him into an 'Unnatural'.*
Tereza Porizkova

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## Biographical information

### Status

In QIA custody, in a maximum-security prison

## Physical description

### Gender

Female

Tereza Porizkova is a character in QIA.

## Biography

In spite of being just a teenager, Tereza is a Reclaimer and a murderer; during the Prague mission, she shot and killed defector Hank Ortiz. However, the effort cost her as she was captured and arrested by Agent Kalsi. ("Rupa")

During her subsequent interrogation, Tereza was offered a deal of a maximum security prison or the Void; she chose to co-operate and told them about a Reclaimer 'legend' ("Fugitive"). This subsequently led to the Rome 1981 mission and the arrest of Jack Harringer ("Rome").

During the trial of Sarah Cunnington, while under duress from defence counsel Enora Gallou's relentless questioning, Tereza admitted that she had fabricated the legend in order to make the Field Team cause a quantum infraction by arresting Jack, and that this had been masterminded by Robert Tunneson (in an earlier point of his timeline) ("Justice").

As a result of Sarah's trial, Tereza was once again subjected to interrogation, in light of her new information about Robert Tunneson; this later led to the Sicily mission and the subsequent arrest of Joseph Christophe ("Hall").

Tereza was later brought back out of confinement after Sachin Gosrani and Thomas May abduced Agent Kalsi and demanded a prisoner exchange. Convinced that they only wanted her so they could kill her themselves, Tereza was frightened of the consequences, but Captain Hafiz and Agent Burt concocted a plan in which she would, following the exchange, implant amps on them both so that when Burt Home Jumped, he would take them all back with him. Although it was a risk as Tereza could have tried to flee, she went along with the plan, leading to Gosrani and May's arrest and incarceration, and Tereza went back to her cell. ("Lampeter")

## Appearances

### Season Two

"Rupa", "Fugitive", "Justice", "Hall", "Lampeter"
Stefan Wieczorak

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## Physical description

### Gender

Male

Stefan Wieczorak was a character in QIA. He was a member of Adam's Family.

## Biography

On 20th June 2020, Stefan, 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 Abigail Jenkins. Assuming an arrogant and aggressive leadership role within the group, Stefan led them all out to a house just outside of town, where they met their true leader, Adam Solomon. ("Lampeter")

Adam triggered Stefan'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")

Stefan and the rest of the Family Jumped to the Sağlık facility in Budapest, where he supervised the deployment of several explosives to destroy the facility. However, after Adam was forced by Adil Kurtuluş to awaken a dormant Pariah, Stefan became the monster's second victim, suffering from the same horrific desiccation powers that Mary Bowman had once exhibited. ("Sağlık")
Resurrection

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## Resurrection

Cover image for Season 3, Episode 1: Resurrection, showing sunlight through broken glass.

### Writer

Jonathan Thornton

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

## Summary

Two years after being put into the Void, an opportunity finally arises to bring them back.

## Blurb

“I propose that the time has come to bring Sarah and Ethan back out of the Void.” - Erik Draper

Over two years have passed since desperate measures led QIA Agents Sarah Cunnington and Ethan Taylor to hide from Brent Hall inside the Void, and the world has moved on without them. The London Field Team they knew is now gone, with new Agents and a new Director. After Brent Hall is at long last apprehended and the world is once again safe for them both, the decision is made to bring them back into the real world. However, being inside an eternal prison of the mind has more than taken its toll on them both…

## Synopsis

Brent Hall has discovered that Sarah Cunnington is still alive. He attempts to abduct her, but he is arrested by Hayden Kemp, a QIA agent who had been undercover in Hall's organisation.

With Hall arrested, Erik Draper proposes that Sarah and Ethan are brought back out of the Void - however, both have undergone horrific ordeals for the past two years - to them, an eternity.

Meanwhile Hall proposes a deal; in exchange for immunity from the Void, he will help the QIA dismantle the entire Reclaimer organisation. As proof of his good intentions, he provides information that leads to the successful arrest of Cassius, and consequently, Enora - now the Director of the London Hub - agrees to his terms.

## Credits

### Starring

Sarah Cunnington

Ethan Taylor

Tom Burt

Amy Stoker

Hayden Kemp

Iulya Dalca

Carlos Sánchez

and Tasneem Hafiz

### Also Starring

Enora Gallou

Anna Vogel

### Special Guest Stars

Erik Draper

and Brent Hall

### Guest Stars

Dietrich Kruger

Lauren Burt

Ben Scallon

Alison Coran

Róisín Lynch

## Jumps

5th July 2017, Idunu Village, Nigeria *(Tom Burt, Iulya Dalca, Hayden Kemp, Amy Stoker, Carlos Sánchez)*

## Trivia

Resurrection takes place 26 months after the Season Two finale, "Death".

This episode marks the first appearances of Amy Stoker, Hayden Kemp, Carlos Sánchez, Lucita Cadamon, Sacha Bell and Róisín Lynch. Cadamon and Bell appear uncredited, along with Natalie Daly, Cassius Oba and Alan Burns.

## Availability

Episode 1 will be available for purchase on Amazon in 2021. It will also be included in the Season Three, Part I box set.
The Eye

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The Eye is a powerful supercomputer based in Geneva. Constantly analysing huge quantities of data, the Eye detects any quantum infractions and sends down the information to the relevant Hub of the QIA.

The Eye was first switched on on the 7th October 2010 ("Echelon").

The Eye is a giant sphere, measuring approximately forty feet in diameter, standing in a huge bronze base and housed in a five-storey building called the Orbit. It is capable of analysing information at an approximate rate of 7.4 exaFLOPS, and is synced to sixteen separate Cray computers. ("Geneva")

During the London Field Team missions from September to November 2019, it became apparent that, for some reason, the Eye is unable to accurately predict events where Agent Sarah Cunnington is concerned. The reason for this is yet to be determined, but could be linked to her status as a Natural. ("Bedlam", "Geneva")
Velrathen

'*Velrathen*' was the single word spoken by Jarrad Foley to Sarah Cunnington in the exact moment before he was (accidentally) murdered by Brent Hall. ("Death")

Its meaning currently remains unknown. However, according to Fran Grenouille, Nic Black is heading a project known by the same name, in the 23rd century. ("Ascension")
Romeka Adamkus

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## Physical description

### Gender

Male

Romeka Adamkus was a character in QIA. He was the laboratory assistant to Philip Walker in Blackgrace.

## Biography

Not much is known about Romeka's background. At some point in or after June 2259, he was assigned by Novus Ordo Seclorum to work as Philip Walker's assistant in the Blackgrace labs.

Although Romeka was a loyal assistant, Walker would continually belittle and abuse him, to the point where he had requested he be allowed to work alone if a suitable replacement could not be found. ("Walker")

### Attack on Blackgrace

In September 2263, the Resistance launched an attack on the Blackgrace labs. Although Romeka fought to protect Walker and the lab, he was knocked out by Sarah Cunnington during the skirmish, and subsequently died after Carl Stone detonated a bomb that destroyed the entire lab. ("Walker")
The Washington Hub

The Washington Hub on 20th St NW, Washington, D.C.

Carrie Roth

Dara Silva

Ed Chapman

Marty Kingston

Jennifer Ross (former, now deceased)

Sammy DiGangi (former, now deceased)

Will Bradley (former, now deceased)

Joe Graham (former, now deceased)

Benita Gutierrez (former, now deceased)

Alex Harper (former, now deceased)

Yasuki Hiroyuki (former, now deceased)

Ryan Talbot (former, now deceased)

The Washington Hub is the base of operations for the American branch of the QIA.

## Personnel

### Field Team

* Captain Josh Hannigan
	+ Agent Blake Kishell
	+ Agent Carrie Roth
	+ Agent Dara Silva

### Sweeper Team

* Captain Ed Chapman
	+ Unnamed agents

### Former Personnel

* Agent Jennifer Ross *(deceased)*
* Agent Sammy DiGangi *(deceased)*
* Will Bradley *(defected to the Reclaimers, now deceased)*
* Agent Joe Graham *(transferred to the London Hub, now deceased)*
* Agent (formerly Captain) Benita Gutierrez *(deceased)*
* Agent Alex Harper *(deceased)*
* Agent Yasuki Hiroyuki *(deceased)*
* Agent Ryan Talbot *(deceased)*

## Appearances

### Season Two

"Academy", "And All That Could Have Been"

### Season Three

"Washington", "Moscow", "Ghosts", "¥o¬ Cø~1", "Children"

## Trivia

The Washington Hub's cover is a US imports/exports company. ("Moscow")
The Complete Second Season

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### Writer

Jonathan Thornton

*The Complete Second Season* is the complete collection of all 27 episodes from the second season of *QIA*.

## Summary

The QIA – Quantum Infraction Agency – are a secret international organisation whose mission is to stop time-travelling terrorists from corrupting the timeline. Sarah Cunnington, a former Agent of the QIA, is on the run for crimes she has not committed. Now she must prove her innocence – while avoiding her friends.

## Blurb

*“She’s a wanted quantum terrorist, and she is no longer a member of this agency.”* - Brent Hall

It’s been six weeks since the truth about QIA Agent Sarah Cunnington’s future crime came to light, and she’s still on the run. Pursued by the very agency she worked for, Sarah must find evidence to exonerate herself and prove who the real enemy is. Huge changes are on the way for the London Field Team in the explosive second season of QIA.

## Episodes

1. Sides
2. Rupa
3. Fugitive
4. Rome
5. Unnatural
6. Witchfinder
7. Northolt
8. Justice
9. Hall
10. Change
11. Academy
12. Lampeter
13. Adam
14. Sağlık
15. Malta
16. Denny
17. Auxerre
18. Family
19. Titanic
20. Nottingham
21. Magdalena
22. Nicole
23. Echelon
24. Redemption
25. Ted
26. Life
27. Death

## Bonus Content

*The Complete Second Season* includes the Prologue from *The Darkness and the Light*, the Epilogue from *Enemies*, the bonus short story *And All That Could Have Been*, the classified file extracts from *Naturals*, a outtakes and deleted scenes, a behind the scenes feature on Season Two and a sneak peek at Season Three.

## Availability

*The Complete Second Season* is available on either Amazon.co.uk or Amazon.com.
Prohiberazin

Prohiberazin is a drug employed by the QIA to inhibit the ability to perform quantum shifts. It also has a helpful side-effect of acting as a sedative, last several hours ("Misdirection"), although this can be (and often is) overcome by administering a counteragent, flumazenil ("Milcha"). Many quantum terrorists are apprehended using prohiberazin ("Berlin").

It was established in "Bedlam" that prohiberazin generally prevents quantum shifts for around forty-eight hours.
York 2008 Mission

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### Objectives

Learn the cause of, and prevent, the 13:37 Route 6 bus being three minutes lateProtect Esther Wilson

### Agents Involved

Tasneem HafizEthan Taylor

Carlos Sánchez

Zoey Hallett

## Background

In two previous infractions, one in 1981 and the other in 2000, .Esther Wilson had been targeted (the first time being an attempt to kill her father, presumably to stop her birth, and the second time being two separate attempts on her life).

## Infraction

The initial infraction was a simple matter of a bus being delayed by three minutes. Initially, all records and evidence from the Eye showed that this infraction had nothing to do with Esther, but after the arrest of Frank Nadler, the team discovered that Esther was indeed once again being targeted.

## Mission Outline

While Ethan Taylor and Zoey Hallett kept watch at either end of the bus route, Tasneem Hafiz and Carlos Sánchez boarded the bus, where they attempted to stop the perpetrator from delaying the bus (ultimately failing, as he still pressed the emergency button, just at the front of the bus instead of the back). After realising that he had been caught, the man fled the bus but was chased by Hafiz, who discovered him to be Frank Nadler of Prometheus. However, she was initially unable to bring him back to 2023 as at around that same time, the Theta.exe file had been deployed, shutting down all three Hubs worldwide. Eventually, Sarah Cunnington brought her, Ethan and Nadler back to 2023 using her Natural powers.

Meanwhile, while engaging Nadler on the bus, Carlos had spotted that - in spite of the Eye claiming otherwise - Esther Wilson was indeed on the same bus. While Hafiz chased Nadler, Carlos stayed with Esther and after giving her part of the truth, he accompanied her to her home where he met up with Zoey.

With the Hubs down, Carlos and Zoey remained stranded in 2008, though Nicholas Byrne was still hunting Esther. However, the two agents managed to subdue Byrne and keep him captive for a few days, until they ran out of prohiberazin, whereupon he escaped and went after Esther one last time.

Once again he was stopped by Zoey and Carlos, but the mission was further complicated with the arrival of the police thanks to one of Esther's housemates. However, this situation was controlled by the London Sweeper Team, who were brought to 2008 by Jack Harringer, who also then escorted Zoey, Carlos, Byrne and the Sweeper Team back to 2023.

## Repercussions

During the days in which they were stranded in 2008, Carlos began a romantic relationship with Esther, which would continue for months afterwards.

Despite his arrest, Nicholas Byrne was later murdered in his cell by an unknown assailant. ("Glittertind")
Spitalfields 1807 Mission

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## Spitalfields 1807

### Objectives

Plant a bug in William Wakefield's shop, and a tracking device in Mary Bowman's arm

### Agents Involved

Sarah CunningtonEnora Gallou

Tasneem Hafiz (support)

Tom Burt (support)

Ethan Taylor (support)

### Episode

"Home" (mentioned)"Mary"

"Spitalfields" (mentioned)

The mission to Spitalfields, proposed and formulated by Captain Hafiz and Agent Gallou, was a precursor to the Moorfields 1811 Mission. Both these missions were prompted by the dying words of Donald MacKenzie.

## Background

The Mary Bowman working in Spitalfields was one of three potential Mary Bowmans that MacKenzie could have meant when he mentioned her in relation to Moorfields. In 1807, Mary was working in her uncle's shop. In order to discover if she was the Mary Bowman MacKenzie had spoken of, the team were to plant bugs so that they could then study the datastreams upon returning to 2019.

## Infraction

Since this was a purely information-gathering mission, it was not in response to any infractions.

## Mission Outline

Agents Cunnington and Gallou posed as Huguenot refugees looking for work as seamstresses. While Enora kept the proprietor, William Wakefield, busy, Sarah was able to plant the two bugs.

## Repercussions

From the intelligence gathered from the resulting datastreams of the two bugs, Drew Glenn confirmed that the Mary Bowman working there was indeed the Mary Bowman they were looking for, as a year or so following the mission, she had been admitted to Bethlem Hospital in Moorfields. This led to the subsequent mission.
Osman Hamid

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## Physical description

### Gender

Male

Osman Hamid is a character in *QIA*. He is the costumer and Keeper of the Reclaimers Hub in Lisbon, Portugal.

## Biography

Osman provided the clothing and accessories that Joseph Christophe and his group required for their mission, on behalf of Brent Hall, to 8th century France to obtain the legendary sword Joyeuse.

After the failure of the mission and Christophe's return, Osman later murdered the former European leader under orders of his boss, and Christophe's replacement, Radimir Krepela. ("Auxerre")
Thomas May

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## Physical description

### Gender

Male

Thomas May is a character in QIA.

## Biography

May is a Reclaimer. He was with Sachin Gosrani during the Prague mission, though they both managed to evade arrest. ("Rupa")

He reappeared two months later when he and Gosrani abducted Rupa Kalsi on the day before her wedding. They attempted to arrange an exchange: Rupa for the Laondon Hub's prisoner, Tereza Porizkova, but they failed and were instead captured and put into the Void. ("Lampeter")
The Blood-Dimmed Tide

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*The Blood-Dimmed Tide* is a short story included in the publication, The Complete Third Season.
Quisling Protocol

The Quisling Protocol, named after Vidkun Quisling, was a set of guidelines developed early on by Georges Bouchan as a means of dealing with any traitors or spies within the QIA. The protocol, ordering maximum efforts to pursue and prosecute anyone it was applied to, has been used twice in QIA history, first for the Washington Field Team traitor Will Bradley, and a second time for Ethan Taylor. ("Echelon")

In Bradley's case, the protocol became redundant when Bradley died during pursuit ("The Rise and Fall of Will Bradley"), while in Ethan's case the protocol was rescinded after Erik later pardoned him of all wrongdoing under Brent Hall's orders ("Titanic", "Nottingham")
Ariel

Ariel is a provincial royal in Disney Universe.

## About her

A beautiful, red-haired, blue-eyed teenage girl from the ocean-side province of Atlantica, Ariel is the younger daughter of Satrap Triton and his wife Athena. Her elder sister is the cruel and wicked young woman named Ursula, who grew up belittling Ariel. Due to this, Triton opted to make Ariel his succesor instead of Ursula, inciting fury in the older daughter. Ariel is kind, sweet and adventurous. She is in love with a handsome noble named Eric, the son of an ally to her father.

## Trivia

* In this version, she is human from the start.
The First Innovation

The First Innovation is the name given by The Circle to some unknown event that they not only feel is one of their greatest achieevements, but is also something that must be safeguarded from interference by the Enemy, Fran Grenouille (suggesting it may be an event that still lies in the future). ("Circle")
Fuli

Fuli is a young female cheetah owned by Memucan in Disney Universe.

## About her

Born in the royal menegerie of Agrabah, Fuli is a pretty young female cheetah that is the pet to the brother of Jasmine, Memucan, and his wife, Tamina. She is like a little sister to Rajah the tiger, and he is protective over her. She is present when her owners go to Ophira for the engagement of Jasmine to Aladdin, traveling in a gilded, wheeled cage like Rajah.

## Trivia

* Rajah treats her like a little sister, and won't hesitate to defend her.