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Lucita Cadamon

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## Physical description

### Hair Colour

Black

Lucita Cadamon was a character in *QIA*.

## Biography

Lucita is a former black ops agent for the Centro Nacional de Inteligencia, turned independent contractor and assassin.

In 2006, Lucita gave birth to Bella Romero; the father was, according to Lucita, just a one night stand. ("¥o¬ Cø~1")

At some point during 2022, Lucita employed the services of Wiktoria Szymczak. ("York")

Lucita is an occasional associate of Brent Hall; once Hall learned that Sarah Cunnington was in fact alive, she was among the small group he assembled to abduct her. However, the group was betrayed by one of their number, Darren Scrimshaw, and while Hall was arrested by the London Field Team, Lucita evaded capture. ("Resurrection")

Determined for a win, the team later used intelligence from Hall to track down Lucita, along with Hall's quantum trace program, which Lucita was looking after for him. The showdown took place in one of Hall's facilities in Athens, but once again Lucita was not easily captured, and in the resulting fight she threw Hayden - with whom she was still furious over his betrayal a month earlier - out of the third-storey window, permanently crippling him. Lucita then ran, but was pursued by Carlos Sánchez; however, when he confronted her she revealed that she knew a secret about him that he would not want the QIA to learn, and consequently Carlos let her go, with the trace program. ("Athens")

To lure Lucita out, acting on information from Hall, Sarah and Tom Burt tracked down Lucita's secret daughter, Bella, who had no idea of her real mother's identity. When the mission went wrong and the two agents abducted Bella and took her to London, Lucita learned who was responsible from one of her people, Anatole Mathieu, and flew to London despite loathing the city. In London, she rescued Bella and, in revenge, murdered both Lauren and Grace Burt. ("Prey", "Predator", "Power")

Lucita, now faced with the daughter she had previously had nothing to do with, took Bella to a villa in France while she tried to decide what to do next. However, she was tracked down by Hall, who provided the information to Tom; Tom and Sarah came after her and, after forcing Lucita to give up information on Wiktoria by threatening Bella's life, Tom executed Lucita. ("Power", "¥o¬ Cø~1")

## Appearances

### Season Three

"Resurrection" *(uncredited)*, "Athens", "Predator", "Power", "¥o¬ Cø~1"
Elaine Watson

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## Physical description

### Hair Colour

Brown

Elaine Watson is a character in QIA. She is the ex-wife of Brent Hall.

## Biography

### Background

Elaine was fornerly Elaine Hall, Brent Hall's wife, although they have been estranged for almost a decade. Despite being a civilian, Elaine somehow knew all about the QIA and was around when it was founded. ("Fugitive")

Elaine, an art dealer, was in 2010 secretly planning to buy a stolen painting, *Landscape with Obelisk.* Under instruction from Sophie King in 2020, Sarah Cunnington Jumped back to 2010 and took photographs of the purchase documents. While there, she witnessed Elaine and Hall's relationship to be very tender and caring. ("Unnatural")

Unfortunately, Sarah's presence (though not her identity) was discovered by Elaine, who was paranoid about her illegal dealings being found out. When she told her husband, she made Brent promise not to tell anyone, but - fearing that future time-travelers had already arrived in their timeline - he did so anyway. This led Elaine to leave him. ("Hall")

### 2020

As of 2020, Elaine runs an art gallery, Manzara Sanat Galerisi, in Istanbul. She was visited in March 2020 by Sarah Cunnington, posing as a buyer, who had come to ask about her ex-husband. Elaine was unable to help much as she hadn't spoken to Brent in almost a decade, but she did put Sarah on to a mutual acquaintance, one Jarrad Foley. ("Fugitive")

### 2023

Following Hall's arrest by the London Field Team, he made a deal with the QIA to remain out of the Void and under house arrest, in return for helping them dismantly his former operation, including that of the Reclaimers. In addition to this, Hall also requested that he be allowed one phone call per month, to her. ("Resurrection")

However, when Tom Burt came to ask her about the files that Sacha Bell had been providing to the Russians, assuming that the person he had refused to name fo personal reasons would be her, she claimed to have not spoken to him in ten years - though she did suggest that perhaps the person Hall had been protecting was instead Sophie King. ("Masquerade")

## Appearances

### Season Two

"Fugitive", "Unnatural", "Hall" *(flashbacks only; credited as Elaine Hall)*, "Echelon" *(flashbacks only; credited as Elaine Hall)*
Georges Bouchan

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## Physical description

### Gender

*Unknown*

Georges Bouchan was a character in QIA.

## Biography

Bouchan was a member of the Echelon and the President of the QIA, up until his removal and subsequent murder.

In September 2020, Bouchan ordered Erik Draper, a fellow member of the Echelon currently serving as the Director of the London Hub, to bring Void prisoner Adam Solomon to Geneva for 'research' purposes. However, this effort failed as Erik allowed Brent Hall - who had somehow come to know about the arrangements and ambush the convoy - to take Adam, in order to save the lives of Magdalena Solomon and others. ("Magdalena").

This, among other anomalies, prompted Erik to believe that Bouchan was actually working for, or at least secretly financing, Hall and his operations. Since this was in fact true, Bouchan quickly worked to pin his treachery on others, including Kara Mildner and Erik himself. Bouchan attempted to turn the tables on Erik by using Emil Salastas' evidence (which Bouchan had manipulated) and proposed to strip Erik of his position and put him on trial. He would have likely succeeded had he not unwittingly signed the paperwork admitting Enora Gallou as the newest member of the Echelon; Gallou was then able to provide evidence (obtained from Anna Vogel in London) that Bouchan had been behind everything. After this, even his staunchest supporter Xiang Ling turned against him, and Bouchan was removed of his own position and placed into confinement. Shortly after this, however, he was visited by Sophie King who, under orders from Hall, shot and killed him, something that took him very much by surprise. ("Life")

Later, while investigating Jarrad Foley, the London Field Team discovered that Bouchan had recently met with Foley in Vienna (despite Foley being supposedly dead); the two of them were heard arguing loudly in French, including about "the Crimson Emerald". ("Death")

## Appearances

### Season Two

"Unnatural" *(mentioned)*, "Hall" *(mentioned)*, "Magdalena" *(uncredited)*, "Echelon" *(flashbacks)*, "Ted", "Life", "Death" *(mentioned)*
Cape Town 2012 Mission

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## Cape Town 2012

Hunter McKinnon's villa in Milnerton, Cape Town

### Objectives

Prevent the burglary of Hunter McKinnon's villaIdentify and arrest the quantum terrorists responsible

### Agents Involved

Sarah CunningtonTasneem Hafiz

Ethan Taylor

Tom Burt

Iulya Dalca

Carlos Sánchez

Zoey Hallett

## Background

Millionaire Hunter McKinnon lived with his husband Enrico Josaré in a villa in Milnerton, Cape Town. Unbeknownst to the QIA, Frank Nadler of the organisation Prometheus, as ordered by his boss, targeted the couple in a planned quantum infraction in order to test the abilities and response of the QIA.

## Infraction

The infraction was relatively straightforward; Dominic Genge and John Sivan hired stole a rental van, which had already been hired by Craig De Winnaar, and drove it to the McKinnon villa where they proceeded to break in and steal a number of valuable items, including a rare Nelson Mandela commemorative coin.

## Mission Outline

While the mission was to be relatively straightforward, one added wrinkle was the addition of new team member Zoey Hallett, who had been placed onto the team by Cameron Campbell to monitor and audit the team and their methods. During the first stages of the mission, Zoey almost caused an infraction herself by asking a stranger what year they were in.

The team planned to apprehend Genge and Sivan between picking up the rental van, which they had tagged, and their arrival at the villa. The targeted area was to be Langerman Avenue, from which Ethan Taylor diverted all traffic during their five-minute window.

When the van arrived at the designated spot, a firefight broke out between the agents and the quantum terrorists, during which Zoey - in an ill-advised attempt to stop one of them herself - was taken hostage. However, after some quick thinking by Ethan, who caused enough of a distraction for himself and Carlos Sánchez to get the upper hand on their enemies, the mission was successful after all.

## Repercussions

Although Hafiz was furious about Zoey's mishaps, no real harm had been done and the infraction was prevented. Nadler's boss was also not especially upset by Genge and Sivan's failure, as the entire exercise had merely been a means of testing the QIA's response to an infraction.
Lillehammer 2013 Mission

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## Lillehammer 2013

The Reclaimer cabin, twenty miles outside of Lillehammer, Norway

### Agents Involved

Sarah CunningtonPradesh Sharma

Denny Franklin

## Infraction

Trym Nesbø, a native of Lillehammer, Norway, was killed in an infraction that was part of a series of infractions known as the February 2020 Incident; in the altered history he was found dead three months later in a cabin, twenty miles from his home in Lillehammer. The last time he had been seen alive was in the afternoon of 30th August, 2013.

## Mission Outline

Sarah Cunnington, Pradesh Sharma and Denny Franklin staked out Nesbø's house. At just gone 2145 hours, Nesbø emerged from his house and left on a brand new bicycle - something that had not been in the Eye's analyses. Worse, the team discovered that their car had somehow been secretly sabotaged. Nonetheless, Sarah made an executive decision and they stole another car and pursed Nesbø, who had ditched his bike and was now travelling with someone in a van, to the cabin where he was to die in the infraction.

However, things were not as they seemed. It turned out that Nesbø was in fact a Reclaimer and that his 'killer' was actually just a patsy. Nesbø blew up the van, injuring Denny, and shot and killed both the patsy and also Pradesh. He then insinuated that all the recent infractions were nothing but misdirection, while the Reclaimers focused on the bigger picture - whatever that was. He also offered Sarah a job with the Reclaimers but, knowing that she would refuse, also attempted to kill her. However, he was stopped by Denny, who shot and killed Nesbø.

## Repercussions

Rather than averting the infraction, it appears that Denny was actually responsible for causing it, as Nesbø's body would still be found three months later with a bullet in his chest.

It was during this mission that Sarah realised that the recent infractions were a setup by the Reclaimers to keep the QIA busy while they focused on something else entirely. Using a clue from Nesbø's last words, she next investigated the Malaysia 1978 Mission.

Agent Pradesh Sharma was killed during this mission.
Claudia Horne

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## Physical description

### Hair Colour

Black

Claudia Horne was a character in *QIA*. She was a member of The Circle, of which she ultimately became its (brief) leader.

## Biography

### Early Life

Claudia was the daughter of Arvin Costlemach ("Lorenzo"). Her mother died during The Great Cataclysm, a fact that Costlemach would forever lament. ("Circle")

### Carlos Sánchez

Under direct instruction of Costlemach, Claudia and Rian Brady abducted Noah Cunnington, the newborn son of Sarah Cunnington, in September 2020. She took him back to 1999 where she left him on the steps of a hospital in Barcelona. Eight years later, she returned to his life in 2007 claiming to be his aunt; he had lived his life so far under the name of Lorenzo Martinez in an orphanage. Claudia took him to Sant Feliu de Llobregat but then confessed that she was not related to him, and that he had been abducted from the year 2020 by Fran Grenouille. In the following years, she and Costlemach groomed Lorenzo - now calling himself Carlos - with a single mission in mind: the death of Fran's true self, a woman named Sarah Cunnington. ("Lorenzo")

In 2023, after Carlos had joined the London Field Team (thanks to Costlemach's manipulation), Claudia was acting as Carlos' handler ("Zoey"), though he also considered her to be like his adoptive mother ("¥o¬ Cø~1").

After a series of Carlos' failures to perform his purpose, Claudia later gave Carlos an ultimatum - either he kill Sarah, or she would kill him. ("Power")

### The Circle coup

Meanwhile, having grown increasingly frustrated and disillusioned with her father's leadership and failures, Claudia - with help from Rian Brady - led a coup against Costlemach, and was ultimately successful. However, just two days later, partly as a consequence of her inexperience in leadership, The Circle fell, as did its secret base of operations, The Tower. Shortly afterwards, following a brief reconciliation with Costlemach, Claudia was murdered in front of her father by Fran. ("Circle")

## Appearances

### Season Three

"Zoey", "Prey", "Predator", "Power", "Lorenzo", "Circle", "Children" *(uncredited)*
Donald MacKenzie

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## Physical description

### Hair Colour

Ginger

Donald MacKenzie was a collaborator working for the Reclaimers.

## Biography

MacKenzie was the proprietor of *Leabhraichean Books*, a bookshop in Glasgow whose name in Gaelic means, literally, 'Books Books. Donald had a son named Daniel MacKenzie.

On the night October 2017, his shop was the target of a botched robber by fugitive Adam Conley. During the struggle, Conley accidentally shot and killed Daniel. Sometime after this event, Donald was contacted by the Reclaimers, who offered to intervene and stop his son's murder in return for them using his shop as a 'go-between' for their cellular structure. As of the present day, they did keep their end of this bargain.

#### October 2017

Adam Conley, a criminal on the run following a break-in in a restaurant in Paisley, forced his way into MacKenzie's bookshop just after closing time, and threatened MacKenzie with a gun, demanding the contents of his cash register. In the original timeline, Conley fired his gun just as Daniel entered, killing him instantly. In the altered timeline however, a blonde accomplice of Conley entered the shop just after Conley had, and abducted Daniel.

#### October 2019

Two years after the break-in and the murder/abduction (depending on the timeline) of Daniel, MacKenzie was now working as a collaborator for the Reclaimers, and was, according to Owen Farley, known to Jacob Dorody. In a bid to persuade him to defect to the QIA, Agents Hafiz and Burt contacted him and gave him the choice of switching loyalties or facing substantial prison time. MacKenzie was reluctant at first, but once he learned that the QIA had custody of his son, he agreed. However, while en route back to the London Hub, MacKenzie was shot and killed following an ambush on their car. His dying words were "Mary Bowman... Moorfields, 1811. Find her… find the crimson emerald…"
Esther Wilson

York 1981 Mission

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## Esther Wilson

### Relatives

Danielle Penn (mother)Michael Wilson (father)

## Biographical information

### Marital status

In a relationship with Carlos Sánchez (until his death)

### Manner of death

Internal bleeding caused by childbirth complications

## Physical description

### Hair Colour

Black

Esther Wilson is a character in QIA.

## Biography

Esther was born in 1986 to Danielle Penn and Michael Wilson. Prior to her birth, Michael had been targeted by a quantum terrorist, presumably to prevent her from ever being born, as she was targeted again in the year 2000 by Alex Tremaine, who tried to kill her first in a bombing at a nightclub, and then later by shooting her. Both times he was stopped by the London Field Team, and specifically (the second time) by Carlos Sánchez. ("York")

By the year 2008, Esther was a primary school teacher and still living in York ("Power"). During another quantum infraction in York, which initially was not thought to be connected to her, Esther recognised Carlos from 2000, and noted that he had not aged in the eight years between, though he had not been seen in all that time. ("¥o¬ Cø~1")

After saving her once again from an attempt on her life, Esther began a romantic relationship with Carlos, who by that time had even told her the truth about him being from fifteen years into the future. When it was finally time for him to leave 2008, the two parted reluctantly. ("Lorenzo")

However, not long afterwards, Jack Harringer - working as a sort of taxi while the Hubs were down - offered to secretly help Carlos and Esther see each other again, and their relationship resumed ("Virmayarvi").

A month or so later, Esther informed Carlos that she was pregnant with his baby ("Children"). As a result - and because Carlos knew of her impending fate - he decided to live with her in 2008. However, their plans were cut short after a visit first from Miranda Davenport, who prevented yet another attempt on Esther's life by killing Mohamed Marzouq, and then from Fran Grenouille, who asked Miranda to escort Esther home while she spoke to Carlos. ("Destiny")

It is uncertain if Esther is aware that Carlos was murdered just minutes later by Fran.

### Fate

According to Anna Vogel, Esther died in 2009 from internal bleeding after complications arising from childbirth, the baby dying as well ("York"). However, according to Elijah Phelps, Fran will take Esther's baby, Lisa Wilson, to Belfast in 1972, where Chris Darby will unknowingly allow a bomb to go off, killing Lisa and prompting Fran to target and kill Chris in revenge. ("Ascension")

## Appearances

### Season Three

"York" *(uncredited)*, "¥o¬ Cø~1" *(uncredited)*, "Lorenzo", "Virmayarvi" *(uncredited)* , "Children", "Destiny"
Adam Conley

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## Physical description

### Hair Colour

Sandy blond

Adam Conley is a character in QIA.

## Biography

Conley is also known as Martin, although it is unclear whether this either is in fact his real name. In October 2017, he was tasked by Miranda Davenport to enter *Leabhraichean Books* in Glasgow and attempt to rob the premises. Misinformation was spread that would later lead the QIA to believe that he had been on the run from the police following an earlier break-in at a restaurant in Paisley, and that in the original timeline, he was interrupted by the proprietor's son, Daniel MacKenzie, whom he shot and killed.

However, Agent Sarah Cunnington was determined not to let Daniel die, and so she rescued him and brought him forwards to the year 2019, which had been the intention of Brent Hall all along.

Conley was supposedly caught and arrested four months later in Newcastle.
Jouko Mäkinen

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## Physical description

### Gender

Male

Jouko Mäkinen is a character in *QIA*.

## Biography

Jouko is a former logger who lived in Hattuvaara, Finland, in 2011. After his sister Laura Mäkinen's murder, Jouko and his civil partner Aki Sievinen got married in 2020, and currently live in Tampere.

Shortly before his sister's death - the culprit having never been found - Jouko learned that she had been sleeping with Aki. This situation briefly led to a quantum infraction in which, during various different changes to the timeline, Jouko and Aki both came under threat. However, the timeline was restored thanks to the London Field Team and Jack Harringer. ("Virmayarvi")
Lewis Cole

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## Lewis Cole

### Relatives

Shannon Cole (wife, deceased)Unnamed son (deceased)

## Physical description

### Gender

Male

Lewis Cole is a character in QIA. He appears in the episode "Redemption".

## Biography

Born in Huddersfield, Lewis had a brief history of drink-driving at age 19.

He married Shannon on 24th August 2002.

### The Accident

To celebrate the New Year, Lewis and Shannon, who was pregnant with their son and five weeks from her due date, drove to a remote cabin near Elphin in the Scottish highlands in late December 2005. After a night of drinking and celebrating, Shannon seemingly went into labour and, with help being three hours away, convinced Lewis to drive her to hospital despite being intoxicated. As a result, Lewis crashed the car, killing both Shannon and their unborn child.

After his trial, during which Shannon's father Donal Cullen - who already disliked Lewis - pushed for the maximum penalty, Lewis was jailed for fourteen years. During this time, due to the combined efforts of Cullen and Lewis himself, who - feeling tremendous guilt - did not want to be released, he served the full sentence.

### Release and Redemption

In September 2020, upon his eventual release from prison, Lewis was approached by Jarrad Foley, who offered him a chance for redemption. Jarrad convinced Lewis to Jump back to New Year's Eve 2005 and kill his own past self, thereby saving the lives of his wife and unborn child.

The resulting infraction was classed as a Level 10, the first of its kind, due to the overwhelming amount of Paradox that would would be caused should Lewis have succeeded. However, the London Field Team were easily able to apprehend Lewis before he managed to cause any changes to the timeline, and he was brought back to 2020.

### Fate

Anxious to learn the identity of whoever had helped Lewis - and also, presumably, Paul Northwood - the team gave him a choice - face an eternity of punishment in the Void, or help their investigation. However, Lewis, wanting only to be punished for his past actions, preferred the sentence. It wasn't until he was instead offered a modified Void sentence, one in which - using fragments from the datastream generated in the wake of his potential success - he could spend eternity with a fictional version of Shannon and his son, gradually growing old together until his physical body died, that he agreed to the deal and named Jarrad as the one who had helped him.

Lewis is currently serving his specialised sentence in the Void. The plan to modify his experience would later be used again for Sarah Cunnington and Ethan Taylor.
Academy

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## Academy

Cover image for Season 2, Episode 11: Academy, showing detail from the carpet of the Academy

### Writer

Jonathan Thornton

*Academy* is the eleventh episode of the second season of QIA.

## Summary

After the Academy that provides the QIA with its agents becomes the target of a terrible attack, a task force is formed to investigate.

## Blurb

"Nine cadets confirmed deceased, three more in critical condition. Make no mistake, this was a deliberate assault against the QIA." - Erik Draper

After a terrible attack on the QIA’s Academy in The Hague, Hafiz’s past catches up with her as she, Rupa and Tom join a taskforce to investigate the bombing. Meanwhile Ethan finds himself a target while on a strange mission in New York, and Sarah and Enora attempt to interrogate Jobert – but Enora has a life-changing decision to make…

## Synopsis

A bomb destroys part of The Academy, killing eleven people. Hafiz, Rupa and Tom are sent to investigate, alongside Blake Kishell and Huang Chuntao, and led by Echelon member Ida Trent.

During their investigation, Hafiz and Kishell are forced to face their awkward past, and a new and vicious enemy is revealed.

Meanwhile Sarah and Enora interrogate captive Marcel Jobert, and Ethan finds himself on another mission with the Circle.

### Bletchley, 1943

Charles learns that his attacker, Reg, has been "dealt with".

## Credits

### Starring

Sarah Cunnington

Tasneem Hafiz

Tom Burt

Enora Gallou

Rupa Kalsi

Denny Franklin

and Ethan Taylor

### Also Starring

Erik Draper

Mike Duncan

### Guest Stars

Nate Cotter

Andrew Wesker

Huang Chuntao

Dietrich Kruger

Marcel Jobert

Ida Trent

Josh Hannigan

David 'Corley' Mackey

Cal 'Nick' Nicholson

Jerry Dawkins

Alex Struycken

and Blake Kishell

## Jumps

17th February 1975, Manhattan *(Ethan Taylor, Nick, Corley, then later Josh Hannigan and at least one other agent of the Washington Field Team)*

19th August 1892, Paris *(Sarah Cunnington and Enora Gallou)*

## Trivia

This episode marks the first appearances of Ida Trent, Steve Mariner (credited as Jerry Dawkins), Alex Struycken and Gaby Marshall, who appears uncredited. It also marks the deaths of Ida Trent and Steve Mariner.

## Availability

Episode 11 can be purchased on Amazon. It will also be included in the Season Two, Part II box set.
Code 11

Code 11 - referring to the idiom "the eleventh hour" - is a term given to any quantum infraction that occurs very close to the present.

According to the algorithm developed by the QIA, the amount of time available to prevent an infraction is proportional to how long ago in the timestream the infraction occurred, therefore a Code 11 infraction allows very little warning to act in time. ("Cornwall")
Frances Hendrox-Fraser

Frances Hendrox-Fraser was a minor character in QIA. She was a wealthy heiress who, in 1912, was aboard the *Titanic*, bound for her home country of America. In her employ was one Hazel Smith, who was also making the voyage with her. After the ship hit the iceberg and began to sank, Hazel was able to get Hendrox-Fraser to safety aboard a lifeboat. Sometime shortly after their arrival in New York, the two parted company; given that Smith had become pregnant it is possible that Hendrox-Fraser dismissed her. However, when Smith gave birth to her daughter, she named her Frances, indicating that the two likely parted company on good terms. ("Titanic")
Leigh Selvin

Doctor Leigh Selvin is a character in QIA. He works at the Princess Grace Hospital, often being called upon to treat QIA Agents.

## Biography

Doctor Selvin treated Captain Hafiz, initially, for her arm injury ("Jilani") and later insisting on taking x-rays, although they proved inconclusive ("Tom").

Selvin was also responsible for looking after Tom while he was in a coma from February to April 2020 ("Sides").

After Sarah Cunnington's return to the QIA, Selvin began looking after her pregnancy ("Change").

Following her fall from the helicopter, Selvin attended to her again, and despite her apparent injuries he signed her off. However, just a few days later, after Sarah went into labour, he delivered the baby only to confirm moments afterwards that he had died, due to internal bleeding and complications that he had somehow previously missed. ("Life")

Not long after this, to assist with Erik Draper's plan to save Sarah from Brent Hall, Selvin falsified records to show that Sarah had died as a result of the NT-063 weapon, which was later confirmed to Hall by Miranda Davenport. ("Death")

Selvin was called to tend to Sarah's horrific injuries after her attack at Bronzefield, but was stopped from doing too much by Hafiz, as doing so would lead to questions about her escaping prison. ("Destiny")

### Future

At some point in 2024, Selvin will get married. ("Villains")

By March 2027, Selvin appears to be working alongside Brent Hall and Gaby Marshall and/or against Fran Grenouille. ("The Blood-Dimmed Tide")

## Appearances

### Season One

"Jilani" *(uncredited)*, "Tom" *(uncredited)*

### Season Three

"Thursday" *(uncredited)*, "Lorenzo", "Destiny" *(uncredited)*
Hazel Smith

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## Hazel Smith

### Relatives

Frances Smith (daughter)Brian Earle (husband)

Paul Northwood (great-great-grandson)

## Physical description

### Hair Colour

Black

Hazel Smith was a character in QIA.

## Biography

Hazel worked as a handmaiden to her employer, Frances Hendrox-Fraser, whom she accompanied aboard the *Titanic* on a return voyage to Hendrox-Fraser's home country of America.

While on board, Hazel met Liam O'Neill and the two became romantically involved, even conceiving a child together.

### Original Timeline

After *Titanic* collided with the iceberg, Hazel made it aboard one of the lifeboats along with Hendrox-Fraser and eventually to New York. Shortly after this, Hazel left her mistress' employ after giving birth to her daughter Frances. Three years later she moved to Connecticut, where she married a man named Brian Earle.

In 1923, Hazel suffered internal bleeding after falling down her stairs and died as a result. The coroner found evidence of older injuries consistent with physical abuse but this was never proven. However, Hazel's daughter Frances - according to her diary - suffered severe trauma and abuse - physical, mental, emotional and sexual - from her stepfather, Brian.

### Altered Timeline

In an alternate version of events following the successful infraction caused by Hazel's own great-great-grandson, Paul Northwood, both Hazel and Liam survived and they got married - also, coincidentally, in Connecticut - and their daughter was named Edele instead of Frances. Instead of dying in 1923, Hazel lived a far longer life, dying instead in 1978.

### Restored Timeline

After the intervention of the London Field Team, during which Liam still died, though rather from drowning instead by getting accidentally shot by Northwood, history presumably was fully restored and Hazel died as before in 1923. However, at one point an entirely new timeline was almost created, when the presence of the Field Team and Northwood influenced events differently; in this new version of events, Hazel would have died on board the ship, which would have caused Paradox as Frances/Edele would not have been born at all, and therefore Northwood would never have existed. Thanks to intervention from Enora Gallou, Hazel eventually made it aboard the lifeboat with Hendrox-Fraser as planned.
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## Ethan

Cover art for Season 1, Episode 13: Ethan, showing a glass of red wine.

### Writer

Jonathan Thornton

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

*Ethan* is the thirteenth episode of the first season of QIA.

## Summary

During the Christmas season, Sarah is keen to take her relationship with Ethan to the next level.

## Blurb

*“When I first started, you were there for me. And you have been ever since.”* - Sarah Cunnington

Love is in the air, and what better time than the festive season for Sarah and Ethan to finally admit their feelings and profess their love for each other? Nothing is ever so straightforward though, especially for the life of a QIA Agent. Secrets will spill as old enemies resurface. Tis the season…

## Synopsis

Doctor Coran gives Sarah some bad news.

Ethan and Tom meet up for drinks, but Tom secretly uses the opportunity to hack into the files on Ethan's phone.

On Christmas Eve, Sarah and Ethan go on another date, then later return to her flat and begin to get very imtimate. However, Ethan has a stunning revelation that leaves Sarah hurt, confused and Jumping back to the night of her 24th birthday in 2017.

In flashbacks from June 2017, Sarah recovers from the terrifying injuries she suffered on the night of her birthday.

In October 2017, Patrick Kearney has become completely obsessed with getting revenge on Sarah and hurting her. He meets a mysterious woman, Miranda, who promises to help him.

## Credits

### Starring

Sarah Cunnington

Tasneem Hafiz

Ethan Taylor

Tom Burt

Enora Gallou

### Guest Stars

Cian Rose

Louise Harris

Phil Harris

Patrick Kearney

Alison Coran

## Trivia

"Ethan" marks the first appearance of Miranda Davenport *(uncredited)*.

## Availability

Episode 13 can be purchased on Amazon. It is also included in the Season One, Part II box set.
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## Physical description

### Gender

Male

Ansar Jilani was a character in QIA.

## Biography

Jilani was a research doctor specialising in neurosurgery and working in Karachi, Pakistan, until he was brutally murdered in his own house, in June 2017. Investigations at the time revealed that Jilani's phone line and home security system had been disabled externally, and that he had been shot three times - twice in the chest and once in the face. Since the murder was not classed as a quantum infraction, it is assumed that it happened within the killer's own timeline.

Jilani's name was mentioned by Reclaimer informant Maitha Abdulla, who believed she was passing this information to Eryn Gray. ("Milcha")

Upon further investigation by Sarah Cunnington, working with the Hong Kong Field Team, she learned that Jilani was receiving a substantially high second income from an unknown source. Upon questioning his widow Nida Ansar, Sarah was led to an email sent by someone named Adil Kurtuluş, the 'Director of Acquisitions' at Sağlık Pharmaceuticals, which confirmed that not only was this the source of his income, but also that he had been working for - and possibly betraying - the QIA at CERN.

Working off clues from the same email, Sarah also deduced that his murderer was Jacob Dorody ("Jilani"). However, she later came to realise that Dorody had not been the killer ("Misdirection"); this was later confirmed by Ethan Taylor, who revealed that in fact it had been Chris Darby who had murdered him, under orders from Brent Hall. ("Revelations")
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## Physical description

### Hair Colour

Neon pink

Heike Skulstad is a character in QIA.

## Biography

Heike was an Analyst who works in the Eye Interface at the London Hub. She is known for having bright neon pink hair.

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

After Brent Hall escaped custody, Heike left the Hub with him, along with many others, apparently having been loyal to him all along ("Hall").

Heike, accompanied by Miranda Davenport, later hacked into the London Hub's network to retrieve three files for Hall. ("Lampeter")

After Denny Franklin went on the run, believing he had murdered Erik Draper, Hall had her abduct him and keep him in Sheffield for several weeks, before later bringing him to Denmark under Hall's orders. She assisted (and later took over) Denny's efforts to find Adam Solomon. However, after Hall ordered her to execute Denny following his refusal to continue, Heike was unable to do so. ("Family")

Heike later returned to London to pass on a message from Hall to Enora Gallou regarding Stéfanie Roux; Enora later slipped Stéfanie a suicide pill, presumably at Hall's behest. ("Nicole")

Hall had posted Heike at his facility in Omagh, where she was involved with the experimentation and eventual death of Sebastián Marcos, who had been turned into a Pariah for the sole purpose of testing out the NT-063 weapon. When Hafiz and Denny found the facility, Heike attempted to use the weapon on them but failed; she was subsequently arrested. Later, after Hall abducted Ted Lambert in response and demanded an exchange - the weapon and Heike for Ted - Heike was taken back to Omagh. During the operation, she came to realise however that Hall had no particular interest in her, only in the weapon, and she was subsequently left behind again. Feeling bitter, Heike nonetheless still refused to talk until Charlie spoke to her, after which she admitted everything. Heike was later incarcerated in the Void. ("Ted", "Life", "Washington")

In 2023, Miranda Davenport alluded to a possible sexual relationship with Heike, suggesting intimate details about her; however, this could have just been a lie to put off her interrogators. ("Washington")

## Appearances

### Season Two

"Hall" *(mentioned)*, "Lampeter", ''Family", "Nicole", "Ted", "Life"
Donna Kent

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## Biographical information

### Manner of death

Garotted by Tim Hart under orders of Cameron Campbell

## Physical description

### Gender

Female

Donna Kent was a minor character in *QIA*.

## Biography

Donna was an associate of Cameron Campbell, who often performed illegal or immoral jobs for him. One such example was procuring a Pariah for him from Jonas Gessner, and controlling it - using a laptop originating from the year 2025 - to attempt to assassinate Amber Harvey, the Prime Minister, on 28th April 2023. After the Pariah was stopped by the London Field Team, Kent engaged in a shoot-out with Tasneem Hafiz, which she escaped, though in doing so she left the laptop behind. ("Prey", "Predator", "Power")

Angry with her failures (as well as his own), Campbell - also realising that Donna could lead back to him - had her meet him on the roof of a large industrial oil tank in Dagenham, where she was subsequently garotted by one of Campbell's men, her body then being dumped in the tank. Its remains would not be found until two months later. ("Power")

## Appearances

### Season Three

"Prey" *(uncredited)*, "Predator", "Power"
Masquerade

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## Masquerade

Cover image for Season 3, Episode 9: Masquerade, showing Fran Grenouille's plague doctor mask

### Writer

Jonathan Thornton

*Masquerade* is the ninth episode of the third season of QIA.

## Summary

The team get closer to the person responsible for the child abductions, while Hall and Ethan each find themselves in difficult situations.

## Blurb

“Oh yes, we knew each other very well. But I can’t dwell on that right now. I have things to do.” - Fran Grenouille

The mystery of the child abductions from time is converging on a single event – a masquerade ball in Dorset. But the ramifications of this are beyond imagination, and will bring Sarah closer to her dark destiny than she’s ever come before. Meanwhile, the Russians set their sights on a different target, and Ethan finds his loyalties put to the test once again. Yet a new threat lurks, something that nobody at all has seen coming – and it will change the world forever…

## Synopsis

Sarah Cunnington comes face-to-face with Fran Grenouille, who also seems to somehow know Carlos Sánchez from her past. However, they are unable to stop her from murdering her target.

Konstantin Denisov breaks into Brent Hall's house, takes him captive and tortures him for information.

In 2016, Ethan Taylor joins an unlikely group made up of Miranda Davenport, Will Bradley and Sam Locke for a dangerous and distasteful mission.

Frank Nadler makes his move, which will have lasting consequences for both Hayden Kemp and for the QIA in general.

## Credits

### Starring

Sarah Cunnington

Tasneem Hafiz

Ethan Taylor

Tom Burt

Iulya Dalca

Carlos Sánchez

and Hayden Kemp

### Also Starring

Enora Gallou

Anna Vogel

### Special Guest Stars

Will Bradley

and Brent Hall

### Guest Stars

Miranda Davenport

Konstantin Denisov

Róisín Lynch

Frank Nadler

Elaine Watson

Sam Locke

Viktor Kozma

## Jumps

7th March 1455, Portchester Castle *(Tasneem Hafiz, Iulya Dalca)*

12th October 1488, Portchester Castle *(Tasneem Hafiz, Iulya Dalca)*

27th August 2022, Almer, Dorset *(Sarah Cunnington, Carlos Sánchez; separately Fran Grenouille)*

## Trivia

Henry Gale, Alicia Karalis and Erik Draper all appear uncredited. This episode also marks the deaths of Henry Gale, Alicia Karalis and main cast member Hayden Kemp, who after this episode is no longer credited.

## Availability

Episode 9 is available for purchase on Amazon. It will also be included in the Season Three, Part I box set.
Collaborator

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The term "collaborator" is given to anyone who works for, or allies themselves with, any quantum terrorist group without actually being a member themselves.

## Known collaborators

* Donald MacKenzie (working with the Reclaimers)
* William Wakefield (working with/for Jacob Dorody)
Akinyemi Oduwole

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## Physical description

### Hair Colour

Black

Akinyemi Oduwole is a character in QIA.

## Biography

Akinyemi resides in the Nigerian village of Idunu, along with his father, Cassius.

During Agent Tom Burt's undercover mission to convince Cassius that Burt was betraying the QIA, Akinyemi and Tom would develop a friendly relationship ("Dorody", "Hafiz", "Jack").

### Death

A quantum infraction in 2017, allegedly caused by Jacob Dorody, resulted in the deaths of all of the inhabitants of Idunu, who were burned on a huge bonfire, while Akinyemi was beheaded. ("Hafiz")