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Adam

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## Adam

Cover image for Season 2, Episode 13: Adam, showing a tempraxine pill given to Adam Solomon by Adil Kurtuluş.

### Writer

Jonathan Thornton

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

*Adam* is the thirteenth episode of the second season of QIA.

## Summary

Sarah goes undercover to learn more about the mysterious Adam and his organisation, while a series of flashbacks reveal the truth about Adam, the Unnaturals, and Sağlık Pharmaceuticals.

## Blurb

“We are a family. We have been made that way, by men who sought to control us. But we are going to take back that control.” - Adam Solomon

While Sarah goes undercover as a member of Adam Solomom’s “family” of Unnaturals, the story of the cult leader’s enigmatic past is revealed. As past and present collide, Sarah must fit all the pieces together to prevent a terrible paradox. Meanwhile, Draper, Mike and Hafiz uncover a new conspiracy within the London Hub…

## Synopsis

Sarah Jumps with Adam and his 'family' to the Grand Canyon in 1980, where he reveals his past to her.

Back in Lampeter, Denny and Enora search for any sign of their colleague.

In London, Draper, Mike and Hafiz uncover evidence suggesting there is still a traitor within the London Hub.

Flashbacks reveal Adam's past and his association with Sağlık Pharmaceuticals.

### Bletchley, 1943

Charles and Mollie share their first kiss.

## Credits

### Starring

Sarah Cunnington

Tasneem Hafiz

Tom Burt\*

Enora Gallou

Rupa Shaw\*

Denny Franklin

and Ethan Taylor\*

### Also Starring

Erik Draper

Mike Duncan

### Guest Stars

Adam Solomon

Miranda Davenport

Charlie Beck

Tomáš Horak

Michal Jachin

Marcel Jobert

Negar Boaz

Selina Elmes

Leah Solomon

Magdalena Solomon

Stefan Wieczorak

Colin Kimmel

and Adil Kurtuluş

\*credit only

## Jumps

3rd March 1980, The Grand Canyon, Arizona *(Sarah Cunnington, Adam Solomon, The Family)*

Unknown date and destination *(Adam Solomon)*

13th October 2019, Los Angeles *(Adam Solomon)*

1st November 2019, Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel *(Adam Solomon)*

## Trivia

This episode marks the first appearances of Leah Solomon and Magdalena Solomon, and also features an uncredited appearance by Joseph Christophe.

"Adam" also beats the record held by "Hall" for most characters appearing, with 23 named characters credited.

Tom, Rupa and Ethan do not appear in this episode, although they are credited. Due to her wedding between this and the previous episode, from this episode onwards Rupa is now credited as Rupa Shaw as opposed to Rupa Kalsi.

## Availability

Episode 13 can be purchased on Amazon. It will also be included in the Season Two, Part II box set.
Sicily 1981 Mission

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## Sicily 1981

Joseph Christophe's villa, Sciacca, Sicily

### Agents Involved

Enora GallouRupa Kalsi

Denny Franklin

## Background

Joseph Christophe, leader of the entire Reclaimer operation across Europe, was living in Sicily, 1981, as a means of hiding from the QIA.

Tereza Porizkova, cutting a deal, informed the London Field Team of Christophe's identity, leading them to locate him.

## Infraction

As this was an arrest mission, there was no actual infraction involved.

*Technically there **was** in fact an infraction, since The Circle were also present during this mission - see below).*

## Mission Outline

Upon arrival, the Field Team immediately injected Christophe with prohiberazin and arrested him, taking him back to 2020.

However, just before she was able to leave, Enora Gallou was touched by Robert Tunneson (in an earlier point in his timeline), who was also present at the villa, resulting in her losing her quantum potential and rendering her completely unable to Jump; she had to be taken back by Rupa Kalsi, who used an amp.

## Repercussions

Christophe was taken back to London and placed in a cell. However, he was later found murdered, shot at point-blank range at around the same time as fellow prisoner and disgraced former Director Brent Hall escaped custody.

Tasneem Hafiz planned to have Tunneson awakened from the Void so that he could undo whatever he had done to Enora, but unfortunately before this could be done, Tunneson was murdered by long-term enemy Jack Harringer.

## The Circle

Unrelated to the QIA's mission in Sicily, the Circle were also present during this mission, at exactly the same time and place; this may have been coincidence, or it may have some as-yet unknown deeper reason.

Their mission was to create an ontological paradox by replacing a vase of flowers with an identical vase of flowers from 2020; this mission was a success and went completely unnoticed by the QIA.
Trym Nesbø

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## Biographical information

### Date and Place of death

30th August, 2013; a cabin twenty miles from Lillehammer

## Physical description

### Gender

Male

Trym Nesbø was a character in QIA.

## Biography

Nesbø was a member of the Reclaimers.

During the February 2020 Incident, Nesbø was the subject of one of the multiple quantum infractions, believed to be the victim of a Reclaimer murderer; in the altered history his body was found in a cabin twenty miles from his home town of Lillehammer, where he had been shot dead.

During the Lillehammer 2013 Mission, Sarah Cunnington and her colleagues, Pradesh Sharma and Denny Franklin, staked out Nesbø's house, but were alarmed to discover their car had been sabotaged, so that when Nesbø left his house in the middle of the night, they were at first unable to follow.

However, when the QIA Agents finally found him, in the cabin where his death was to happen, it transpired that his 'kidnapper' was a pawn, and that Nesbø was the Reclaimer after all. After Nesbø shot and killed Pradesh and was responsible for an explosion that injured Denny, he told Sarah that she had no idea what the Reclaimers were really doing, and that all the infractions the QIA prevented were only done so because the Reclaimers were allowing them to. He then offered Sarah a job, and while he admitted he never really expected her to accept, he also told her that they couldn't allow the QIA to continue to have a Natural on their side. Consequently, Nesbø attempted to kill Sarah, but she was saved by Denny, who shot and killed Nesbø instead, thereby creating the infraction they had come here to prevent.

Just before he died, Sarah pressed for confirmation of her theory that all the infractions that had occurred during the February 2020 Incident were just misdirection, but Nesbø merely uttered the words "*Thirupi vangarangeh*" - which, unintentionally, led Sarah to the Malaysia 1978 Mission.

A photo of Nesbø was later seen in a client file in the office of Henry Macht; the client in question was providing an analysis of Sebastián Marcos's blood for Brent Hall, suggesting a link between Hall and the Reclaimers. ("Northolt")

## Trivia

Trym Nesbø was named after Norwegian writer Jo Nesbø, and the character Trym Thrane, who appears in Nesbø's *Doctor Proctor* series.
Róisín Lynch

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## Biographical information

### Marital status

In a relationship with Brent Hall until her death

### Date and Place of death

25th June 2023, aboard a ship on the Baltic Sea

## Physical description

### Hair Colour

Brown

Róisín Lynch was a character in *QIA*.

## Biography

### Career

Róisín spent twelve years as one of the SDU's most successful interrogators, with a record that was enough to impress Brent Hall, with the notable exception of someone called Finlay Roark - though all records pertaining to that had been supposedly expunged.

### Brent Hall

Erik Draper called Róisín in to help debrief Brent Hall after he was arrested in November 2022; she was later appointed to be the QIA's liaison to Hall, a situation that would require her to take up residence in his guest rooms. ("Resurrection", "Missing")

Róisín continued in this role for the next four months, during which - possibly as an interrogative tactic, or perhaps genuinely - she began sleeping with Hall. ("Ghosts")

Things came to a head in February when Konstantin Denisov broke into Hall's house, murdered the whole security team and took Hall captive; before he was taken, Hall ensured Róisín hide to stay safe. Though Hall was rescued before he could be killed and later recovered from his injuries, he told her to leave, allegedly for her safety; Róisín resigned her position shortly afterwards and left. ("Zoey")

Róisín later reunited with Hall after his escape from Black Dolphin prison, and the two returned to Copenhagen ("Voyna"). However, after Hall located Miranda Davenport in York, 2008, Róisín called Elijah Phelps, for whom she was apparently working ("Destiny"). Shortly afterwards, Phelps abducted Hall and, en route to the island of Hiddensee, he murdered Róisín, shooting her in the head in an attempt to prove to Hall that the future could be changed. Later, after the QIA intervened and attempted to take both Phelps and Hall into custody, Hall got hold of a gun and shot Phelps dead to avenge Róisín's death. ("Ascension")

## Appearances

### Season Three

"Resurrection", "Missing" *(uncredited)*, "Athens", "Ides", "Ghosts", "Masquerade", "Zoey", "Voyna" *(uncredited)*, "Destiny", "Ascension"
Thomas Cromwell

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## Physical description

### Gender

Male

Thomas "Essex" Cromwell is a character in QIA. He is a career criminal with a gang operating in Fulham.

## Biography

Essex was a person of interest to Rupa Shaw when she was investigating Kevin Powell's ties to *la Muerte Justa* in September 2020. Although he was not home at the time, one of the terrorist group's affiliate members, Juan Consuelos, was. ("Life")
Radimir Krepela

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## Physical description

### Gender

Male

Radimir Krepela is a character in *QIA*. He is the leader of the Reclaimers' European operation, having succeeded Joseph Christophe following the latter's death.

## Biography

After the arrest of Joseph Christophe by the London Field Team, and his subsequent murder while in custody, Radimir Krepela succeeded him as the leader of European operations.

Based mainly in Dubrovnik, Krepela agreed to meet with Brent Hall in Malta, where he was stunned to discover that Christophe was still alive.

Krepela agreed to assist Hall with his current endeavours after Hall revealed that he had had implanted a tiny explosive in Christophe's brain (which was in fact just a ruse), and promised to return the former leader afterwards. Hall suspected, however, that Krepela only agreed because he wanted to kill Christophe himself. ("Malta")

Krepela provided Hall with access to a Reclaimer Hub, along with assistance from two Reclaimer operatives, Luna Tavistock and Kris Hagen ("Denny"). After the failure of the mission, he ordered Osman Hamid to execute Christophe. ("Auxerre")
Tomáš Horak

Tomáš Horak was a character in QIA.

## Biography

Horak was an employee of Sağlık Pharmaceuticals in Prague, who met with Ethan Taylor and Miranda Davenport in 2017, who were posing as experts to verify data pertaining to tempraxine and the Pariahs, unaware that they were actually there to infect his tablet with a virus that would ultimately destroy all of the data that Sağlık had. Miranda later speculated that, once this was discovered, Horak would most likely be killed. ("Revelations")

However, rather than being killed, Horak became another of Adil Kurtuluş' test subjects; he was subjected to five months of degrading torture and substance abuse, corrupting his mind and turning him into a sexual deviant.

Later, as part of his work for Sağlık, Horak in turn experimented on a number of test subjects, including Marcel Jobert, whom he programmed to murder William Lauridsen. ("Denny")

Horak was also responsible for bringing Adam Solomon under Sağlık's control, after meeting him in Oregon and prescribing him tempraxine. Horak later referred Adam to Kurtuluş, and flew with him to Budapest to introduce the two. ("Adam")

After Jobert was caught by the London Field Team, the Frenchman recognised a photo of Horak, reacting fearfulyl and calling him "the devil". ("Academy")

In June 2020, Kurtuluş lured Adam back to Budapest with the intention of forcing him to awaken a Pariah that Sağlık had acquired. In order to blackmail Adam, Kurtuluş had tasked Horak with abducting Adam's daughter, Magdalena Solomon. Under threat of Horak murdering her, Adam agreed to do as Kurtuluş asked. ("Sağlık")

In an alternate future, Horak later slit Magdalena's throat and dumped her body in the Danube in Budapest. It is very likely he would have sexually assaulted her first as well. However, in spite of the risks of causing a quantum infraction, Adam, Negar Boaz and Jobert found Horak as he was attempting to sexually assault Magdalena, and Adam allowed Jobert to beat him to death.

At some point in 2024, Horak's body will be discovered by a fisherman, but the case will never be solved. ("Denny")
The Citadel

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## The Citadel

### Address

Westminster

The Citadel is the base of operations for Novus Ordo Seclorum in the twenty-third century; it is the building formerly known as Westminster Palace, in the city of New Philadelphia.

It was partially destroyed by the Resistance in 2263 when Carl Stone detonated a bomb within Blackgrace ("Walker"); however, the damage was not extensive as it was operational again by the following year. ("Death")

## Terminal

The Terminal is an area of the Citadel that functions in a very similar manner to a Hub Chamber, confirming that Novus agents are able to perform quantum shifts. ("Walker")

## Blackgrace

Blackgrace is the name given to a facility located within the Citadel. According to Jacob Dorody, it was originally just a prison, but by 2263 it had become a science lab, where prisoners were used in Novus' experiments. Dorody also informed the London Field Team that Cassius was being held there in that year, and thus the team attempted a mission to extract him from the facility. However, the mission failed ("Dorody").

In truth, Blackgrace had never been a prison, and was in fact the facility where, among other things, Philip Walker manufactured the Pariahs ("Resistance"). The entire facility was destroyed by Carl Stone in a suicide bomb attack, along with the entire Pariah army and Jacob Dorody. ("Walker")
Noah Cunnington

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*(See main article: Carlos Sánchez)*

Noah Cunnington was the name of Sarah Cunnington and Jack Harringer's son, who was born on 26th September 2020, and died just minutes after due to injuries Sarah had sustained in Northern Ireland a few days earlier. ("Life")

Noah had previously been referenced by Jack to Sarah in "Fugitive", though at the time she did not know who Noah was/would be.

In May 2023, Iulya Dalca discovered the truth - that Noah had in fact not died at all, but had somehow grown up to be the adult Carlos Sánchez. ("¥o¬ Cø~1")
North Dallas 2000 Mission

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## North Dallas 2000

### Objectives

Prevent Simon Poole from robbing the National Bank of North Dallas, and arrest him

### Agents Involved

Will BradleyJosh Hannigan

Benita Gutierrez

Jennifer Ross

Blake Kishell

Sammy DiGangi

### Episode

"The Rise and Fall of Will Bradley"

The mission to North Dallas in 2000 was undertaken by the Washington Field Team in early 2016.

## Background

As part of his work as a double agent for the Reclaimers, Eryn Gray tasked Will Bradley with killing, rather than arresting, Simon Poole - who, she claimed, was not one of theirs but was working for an organistion known as The Circle.

## Infraction

Quantum terrorist Simon Poole caused an infraction by robbing the National Bank of North Dallas on 15th May 2000. According to Eryn, this was to fund his organisation, The Circle.

## Mission Outline

Will Bradley and Josh Hannigan took point position in the bank itself. Benita Gutierrez, Jenn Ross and Sammy D remained close by, in position in a van close by, monitoring the bank. Blake Kishell was on watch a short distance away, in the parking lot of a nearby neurological centre, where he would see Poole's approach.

As soon as Blake gave the word, Will and Josh got into position near the door, intending to take Poole out as soon as he entered. The Eye had given odds of 90% that when confronted, Poole would try and shoot his way out, and this was indeed what happened. Poole offered to give up information in exchange for letting him go; Will asked him what The Circle was, and his reaction was to slash Will's leg with a combat knife. In reaction to this, Josh shot Poole, unintentionally killing him.

## Repercussions

With Poole dead, the infraction was prevented. Even though it had been Josh who had killed him and not Will, Cassius was very pleased with the result, with Eryn explaining that they were confident that Will would have carried out the task had Josh not.
Stéfanie Roux

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## Physical description

### Hair Colour

Brown

Stéfanie Roux is a character in QIA.

## Biography

### September 2017

Stéfanie Roux was an old Auxerre schoolfriend of Enora Gallou. During the summer of 2017, Stéfanie fell for a mutual friend, Julien Mercier, though she kept her affections to herself. On September 15th of that year, Enora - who had skipped forward a year in her education - returned for a reunion with her friends, and they all went to the nightclub La Gotta. Enora, drunk, publicly kissed Julien, prompting an argument between her and Stéfanie up on the rooftop, which soon turned violent and resulted in Stéfanie falling from to the ground below, where she appeared to have died from her injuries. Thanks to some intervention from another mutual friend, Anthony Giry, the death was ruled as accidental. ("Auxerre")

### The Circle

In fact, Stéfanie did not die at all but was replaced by her friend, Anthony Giry, who was secretly working for The Circle. She was recruited and trained to Jump, though only through space rather than time as well. ('"Auxerre", "Circle")

### Brent Hall

At some point before May 2020, Stéfanie left the Circle and instead began working for Brent Hall. She would later tell Enora that he "saved" her from the Circle, who are "much worse" than he is. ("Nicole")

On Hall's orders, she broke him out of QIA custody ("Hall"). Two months later she also abducted Enora from the London Hub and had her brought back to Auxerre, 2017, the night of her supposed death, so that Hall could offer her a deal in exchange for information on Adam Solomon. After Enora agreed, Stéfanie teleported her to Antwerp and drugged Robert Tunneson, so he could undo the damage he had previously done to Enora. ("Auxerre")

While in Antwerp, Stéfanie told Enora about Anthony, and about her superior within The Circle, Arvin Costlemach. ("Circle")

Later, Stéfanie and Matthew Leland were tasked with finding Magdalena Solomon so that Hall could orchestrate an exchange with her father, Adam, who at that time was a prisoner of the QIA. After the successful exchange, on Hall's orders, Stéfanie executed Leland, but was inadvertantly captured by the London Field Team. ("Magdalena")

While in QIA custody and facing the prospect of the Void, Enora - being blackmailed by Hall - slipped her a suicide pill, which she used, dying of a heart attack. ("Nicole")

## Appearances

### Season Two

"Auxerre", "Family", "Magdalena", "Nicole"

## Unanswered Questions

* Who recruited Stéfanie into the Circle, and why?
Vicky Wells

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## Physical description

### Gender

Female

Vicky Wells is a recurring character in QIA.

## Biography

Vicky is the logistics specialist for the London Sweeper Team, and as such she is the one who arranges all the details of Sweeper missions. Up until Dan Hamilton's murder in April 2023, she served as an agent, but took over from him as Captain after his death. ("York", "Lorenzo")

In February 2020, Vicky assisted Agent Sarah Cunnington in obtaining a cure for Agent Tasneem Hafiz's arm injury during the second Dubai mission by arranging all the hotel details and later posing as a decoy so that Agent Sharma could tag Jack Harringer with a tracking device. ("Hafiz", "Jack")

After the February 2020 Incident, the Sweeper Team were drafted in to assist with preventing the multiple infractions that had occurred. Vicky and Dan Hamilton made up one of the sub-teams, and successfully prevented some of the infractions. However, while the other sub-teams were off on missions, Hall ordered Vicky and Hamilton to observe another infraction, this one in Berlin. Upon their return, it was clear that they had both become aware that Sarah had murdered Chris Darby, and attempted to arrest her for it, although she escaped their custody and is now on the run. ("Misdirection", "Reclamation")

In April 2023, after Hamilton's murder, Vicky replaced him as Captain of the Sweeper Team; a month later, this appointment had been made official. ("York", "Lorenzo")

## Appearances

### Season One

"Hafiz", "Jack", "Misdirection", "Reclamation"
Paradox

Paradox is a negative potential consequence of quantum shifts. Described as 'the butterfly effect' and a 'contradiction in time', it is an event whose cause depends on its outcome.

Tasneem Hafiz gave an example of someone travelling back in time and accidentally killing their grandfather, which would alter the future meaning that the person would never be born, and so would subsequently never travel back in time - which in itself would then restart the loop. ("Bedlam")

In extremely rare cases, Paradox can have unprecedented effects, such as what happened to Mary Bowman during the 1811 Incident.
Pandora Stavrou

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## Pandora Stavrou

### Aliases

Danielle Marwood ("The Rise and Fall of Will Bradley")

## Physical description

### Hair Colour

Blonde

Pandora Stavrou is a character in *QIA*.

## Biography

Pandora, a Reclaimer, posed as the late Danielle Marwood in July 2008 in order to meet with, and murder, arms dealer Dillon Scott, so that she could take his stock and deliver it to persons unknown.

She was stopped, however, by Agents Will Bradley and Josh Hannigan of the Washington Field Team, who arrested her, extradited her back to Washington, and placed her in the Void after she refused to cooperate with any questioning.

Before her arrest, Pandora planted seeds of doubt in Will's mind, asking him why the Eye couldn't provide intelligence of what would have happened had she succeeded. This, along with other factors, would lead to Will's decision to betray the QIA and work as a double agent for the Reclaimers. ("The Rise and Fall of Will Bradley")
North Dakota 2008 Mission

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## North Dakota 2008

### Objectives

Prevent the murder of arms dealer Dillon Scott, and the theft of his goodsArrest would-be assassin Pandora Stavrou

### Agents Involved

Will BradleyJosh Hannigan

Benita Gutierrez

### Episode

"The Rise and Fall of Will Bradley"

The mission to Valley City, North Dakota, in 2008 was undertaken by the Washington Field Team in early 2016.

## Background

Dillon Scott was a notorious arms dealer operating out of Valley City in North Dakota. He died in November 2013 after being caught in the crossfire of a gang shooting; ironically it later transpired that he himself had provided many of the gang's weapons.

## Infraction

On the night of 2nd July, 2008, Scott was murdered by Pandora Stavrou, who then took his Dodge Ram van, loaded with weapons, approximately fifteen miles north, where it would later be discovered abandoned and empty about a mile from the Lake Ashtabula crossing. What would have happened to Scott's stock, or who they might have been delivered to, remains unknown.

## Mission Outline

Pandora was posing at the time as the late Danielle Marwood. Agents Bradley and Hannigan, posing as officers from the Barnes County Sheriff's Office, entered the Marwood residence. However, Pandora attempted to kill them both, but was neutralised and taken in for questioning.

## Repercussions

Before she was extradited back to Washington, Pandora suggested to Will that he shouldn't be questioning *who* the weapons were for, but *why* she was going to take them in the first place - however, she did not elaborate on this, and merely suggested that Will obtain such information from the Eye instead.

Since Pandora was arrested, the infraction was prevented and Dillon Scott went on to live another five years as per the original history.

Marty Kingston's refusal to answer Will's question about the intended consequences of this infraction led Will to call Eryn Gray on the cellphone she had given him, so that he could learn the truth as promised to him by her; this would later lead to a meeting between him and Cassius, and to Will's eventual decision to defect from the QIA to the Reclaimers.
Odense 2012 Mission

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### Agents Involved

Sarah CunningtonTom Burt

Rupa Kalsi

## Background

In 2012, William Lauridsen was running a successful real estate business in Odense, Denmark.

## Infraction

In June 2020, the timeline changed after Lauridsen was brutally murdered with a morning star.

## Mission Outline

To avoid causing any further major infractions, Sarah Cunnington distracted Lauridsen in a meeting elsewhere, while Tom Burt waited in his place, accompanied by Rupa Kalsi.

When the assassin appeared, he was apprehended by Tom and Rupa, and brought back to London 2020.

## Repercussions

The infraction was avoided, and Lauridsen lived as he should have.

However, the would-be assassin, Marcel Jobert, was discovered to have the same red-ringed eyes as Sebastián Marcos had, suggesting another 'Unnatural'.
The Cortex

The Cortex is an installation within CERN, and is responsible for the chief analysis of intelligence and reports gathered by the Eye.

In "Echelon" it was mentioned that the Cortex had special technology that prevented quantum shifting of any kind, in order to protect the Eye.

## Known Employees

* Emil Salastas (Senior Analyst)
	+ Marjorie MacFarland (Analysis Assistant)
	+ Janice Villanueva (Analysis Assistant)
	+ Navnit Patel (Analysis Assistant)
* Helen Tsepani (Analyst)
	+ Unnamed Analysis Assistants
* Bernard Villert (Analyst)
	+ Unnamed Analysis Assistants
Paul Northwood

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## Paul Northwood

### Relatives

Liam O'Neill (great-great-grandfather)Hazel Smith (great-great-grandmother)

## Physical description

### Gender

Male

Paul Northwood was a character in QIA.

## Biography

Paul was the great-great-grandson of Liam O'Neill and Hazel Smith, and was born shortly before the beginning of the twenty-first century.

At some point in August 2020, Paul was contacted by a mysterious benefactor who told him that, should he save Liam, who died aboard the *Titanic*, Hazel would be spared an abusive life and murder at the hands of her husband, and the Northwood line would prosper, leading to Paul becoming a millionaire. With the help of his benefactor, Paul therefore Jumped more than a century back in time and boarded the *Titanic* to change history.

His efforts were initially thwarted, however, by the London Field Team, who also Jumped aboard the ship to stop him. As the timeline changed, Hazel's survival was altered, threatening the Paradox of Paul and his ancestors never even being born in the first place.

Eventually, after the ship hit the iceberg, 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")
Oliver Moss

Oliver Moss is a minor character in *QIA*.

Moss was a doctor at Mollton Manor psychiatric hospital in Redruth, Cornwall. In October 2020, he was blackmailed by Enora Gallou to accept Louise Harris as a patient, even though he was of the belief that Louise was just suffering from grief at the loss of her sister, Sarah Cunnington. However, after Louise claimed to have seen Sarah in her ward one night, followed by an episode of ranting about seeing her in the room with them, Moss later concluded that there was indeed signs of schizophrenia. He was therefore against the idea of Louise being released in December 2022, but Enora once again blackmailed him and he was forced to let her leave to return to the care of her family. ("Athens")
Quantum infraction

A quantum infraction is any act created retrospectively in history that causes a change to the timeline. It is the QIA's primary goal to prevent all infractions caused by quantum terrorists such as the Reclaimers.

In "Misdirection" it was established that, until the February 2020 Incident, there had never before been an occasion where multiple infractions occurred simultaneously.

## Levels

"Misdirection" also introduced the concept of categorising infractions with 'Levels', which was further explained in "Redemption"; minor changes to the timeline are classed with lower levels while those that pose more severe changes are given higher levels.

Examples of high-level infractions are the Adolf Hitler infraction, the 1811 Incident and the only known Level 10 infraction, involving Lewis Cole attempting to kill his own past self. ("Redemption")
Quantum Intelligence Disclosure Act

The Quantum Intelligence Disclosure Act, also known as the QIDA, was a piece of legislation fast-tracked and passed by the UK government following the Prometheus Leak in late February 2023. The Act required the London Hub to surrender the majority of their intelligence, operating protocols and files to the general public. As a consequence of this, the American government made similar demands of the Washington Hub, and when the Echelon tried to intervene, the United Nations decreed that all three Hubs release all their secrets to the world, bringing the agency fully into the public eye. ("Zoey")

However, according to Enora Gallou, only general details about missions were disclosed, not the specifics. ("Circle")
Paris

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## Paris

Cover image for Season 1, Episode 5: Paris, showing a cup of coffee.

### Writer

Jonathan Thornton

*Paris* is the fifth episode of the first season of QIA.

## Summary

Sarah and Tom travel to present-day Paris to recruit a new Agent into their team, but run afoul of a fellow time-traveller.

## Blurb

*“Since the loss of Captain Darby, this team has been suffering from a distinct lack of tactical planning.”* - Director Hall

After a less than stellar track record on recent missions, Director Hall sends Agents Sarah Cunnington and Tom Burt to Paris to recruit a new Agent. However, convincing the brilliant but cynical young student Enora Gallou to join up will be a tough task, especially when a face from a previous mission shows up unexpectedly…

## Synopsis

Following the disaster of the Glasgow mission, Director Hall insists that a replacement for Darby be recruited. Therefore, Sarah and Tom travel to Paris to meet and recruit academic prodigy Enora Gallou. While on this mission, they also run into Jack Harringer, a man Sarah recognises from the Manchester mission. Harringer, it turns out, is also a time-traveller, although he claims not to be a Reclaimer. Nonetheless, Tom attempts to arrest him, but Harringer kisses Sarah and then Jumps. However, after witnessing this, it proves to be enough to convince the formely sceptical Enora to join the QIA.

Meanwhile back in London, Hafiz recovers in hospital from her injuries, and Ethan faces suspicion over his alleged involvement (and miraculous lack of injuries) from the ambush while on the road back from Glasgow.

## Credits

### Starring

Sarah Cunnington

Tasneem Hafiz

Ethan Taylor

Tom Burt

### Guest Stars

Enora Gallou

Mike Duncan

and Jack Harringer

## Jumps

Auxerre, 17th May 2006 *(see main article: Auxerre 2006 Mission)*

## Trivia

"Paris" marks the first appearance of Enora Gallou and Patrick Kearney (uncredited), and introduces Jack Harringer properly (although he was briefly seen in "Manchester").

Enora's real reasons for joining the QIA so readily are later explored in "Enora".

## Availability

Episode 5 can be purchased on Amazon. It is also included in the Season One, Part I box set.
Tiago Veiga

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## Physical description

### Gender

Male

Tiago Veiga is a character in *QIA*.

## Biography

Tiago worked for Brent Hall and oversaw the running of the former Reclaimer Hub in Lisbon, Portugal.

When Hall gave up Jad Navrayan, who was also working in the Lisbon Hub, a team comprising of Tasneem Hafiz, Tom Burt, Dan Hamilton, Nelson Ohene and Emmett Rowland staged an attack on the Hub. However, Tiago - forewarned by his colleague Dante Moretti - brought a counterstrike force and overwhelmed his attackers.

After murdering Nelson and torturing Dan, Tiago was eventually outwitted by Emmett, who had returned to London via helicopter, then Jumped back 24 hours so he was able to attach amps to Tiago and several of his people and then Home Jump, where a security team was waiting to take him into custody.

Tiago was put directly into the Void. ("Ides")
Owen Farley

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## Physical description

### Gender

Male

Owen Farley was one of the Reclaimers involved in the Berlin 1933 mission, and subsequently the target of the Manchester 1984 Mission.

## Biography

Farley has, at some point in his past, been associated with the future version of Sarah Cunnington, as he recognised the present-day version but remarked on how she looked different without her scar. ("Glasgow")

Farley was one of the three Reclaimers who successfully released Jacob Dorody from his captivity at the hands of the London Field Team during their Berlin 1933 Mission. Although he was knocked unconscious by Agent Tom Burt, he subsequently escaped during the confusion caused by the murder of Chris Darby. ("Berlin")

The Field Team caught up with Farley during a meeting with his superior, Robert Tunneson, in Manchester, 1984. After this meeting, Farley was caught and arrested by Agents Sarah Cunnington and Ethan Taylor, and brought back to the London Hub for questioning. ("Manchester")

The following day, Farley was interrogated by Director Hall, Agent Burt and Agent Hafiz, before Agent Cunnington was ordered to try. During her interrogation, he attempted to unnerve her by claiming he recognised her future incarnation. However, after relaying Hall's veiled threats regarding his sister, Abbie, Farley relented and reluctantly told her that they would find their answers with a man named Donald MacKenzie in Glasgow. Before the interview ended, Farley vowed to expose Sarah for who she really is - to her confusion and distress. ("Glasgow")

Farley was later confirmed as being incarcerated in the Void. ("Revelations")

## Appearances

### Season One

"Berlin" (uncredited), "Manchester", "Glasgow"
Spitalfields 1809 Mission

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## Spitalfields 1809

### Agents Involved

Sarah CunningtonTom Burt

Ethan Taylor

Enora Gallou

Tasneem Hafiz (support/co-ordinating)

## Background

Following the information gleaned in 1811 from William Wakefield on the whereabouts of Jacob Dorody, a mission was set up to arrest the Reclaimer.

## Infraction

Since this was an arrest mission, there was no specific infraction, although Dorody's presence in 1811 technically was one.

## Mission Outline

The team staked out Wakefield's tailor shop, and eventually spotted Dorody, whereupon they proceeded with an arrest attempt. After a brief struggle, Agent Gallou was able to momentarily stun Dorody with a suit box, after which he was injected with prohiberazin and brought back to 2019 for incarceration. ("Bedlam")

## Repercussions

Jacob Dorody is now incarcerated in the Void.
Robert Fulton

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Robert Fulton was a retired physician living in Bury St Edmunds in 1645. Inherently racist, his intolerances were overcome by his greed when Tom Burt offered him payment to shelter Sebastián Marcos for a week. Marcos was one week ahead of the current timeline and thus unable to return to the present unless he spent a week in 1645. The Eye had given the team an 83% chance of Fulton holding up his end of the bargain, and although it took even more money in the end, he kept Marcos safe until Tom came back a week later. ("Witchfinder", "Northolt")
Oleg Yudin

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## Biographical information

### Manner of death

Killed in bomb blast, set off by Carlos Sánchez

## Physical description

### Gender

Male

Oleg Yudin was a character in *QIA*.

## Biography

Yudin was a member of the Russian military who worked closely with Irina Polyakov. He was also aware of, and sometimes worked at, the secret Russian project known as the OVM. ("Moscow")

During the attack on the OVM compound, Oleg caught Carlos Sánchez planting bombs in the Svod building and engaged him in a knife fight, during which he nicked Carlos but was drugged with prohiberazin and passed out. Although Carlos attempted to shielf him from the bomb blast, Oleg was killed anyway. ("Voyna")
The Blinding

'The Blinding' is the name given to a terrorist act on New Year's Eve, 2026, during which Gaby Marshall destroyed the Eye with a bomb. The consequences of this will be that the majority of any future quantum infractions will no longer be discoverable.

## Bombing

Gaby, who had Jumped from the year 2033, was responsible for the bombing. Also present were Tasneem Hafiz and Iulya Dalca, along with at least two other QIA agents. It is unknown if they escaped the blast unhurt. ("And All That Could Have Been")

### Rationale

In fact, Gaby was sent to do this by Hafiz herself, who - along with Iulya and Blake Kishell gave their lives to enable her Jump from the derelict London Hub in 2033, with the express intention of enabling her to change the future, since it had all gone so disastrously wrong by that point. However, Gaby was later told by Benedict Carter that the entire effort had been planned and orchestrated by The Divine and that it would ultimately allow for the Revolution to happen. ("And All That Could Have Been")
Steve Mariner

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## Physical description

### Gender

Male

Steve Mariner was a character from QIA. He was a former Agent in the Washington Field Team from the year 2026, before he was killed on a mission in 2020 by Gaby Marshall.

## Biography

### Gaby Marshall

Steve graduated from the Academy in January 2026, and met Gaby Marshall for the first time. Gaby claimed to be from a dystopian future and hunting a man named Benedict Carter; she convinced him to take her to see Echelon member Ida Trent, who dismissed her story. Gaby then told Steve to stay out of her way because she intended to accomplish her mission to 'save the world' by herself.

In February, Steve was recruited into the QIA by Agent Blake Kishell. Shortly afterwards, on a mission to Canada in 1993, Steve came across Gaby again, who had come to kill Carter. The team had been sent to stop her, as it had been classed as a quantum infraction. Gaby shot Kishell (non-fatally) but, after Steve spoke to her, he let her go.

Another mission in Havana, 2021, saw Steve once again come into contact with Gaby, who was again hunting Carter. As it turned out, Carter was apparently supplying the QIA with information, via Ida Trent, whom Gaby accidentally shot and killed, before once again escaping arrest. ("And All That Could Have Been")

*This future was later changed, however, after events at the Academy.*

### The Academy Bombing

Later in 2026, Steve was sent back in time to investigate a quantum infraction occurring during the 2020 Academy Bombing. Steve went undercover at the Academy for a few days prior to the bombing, posing as a cadet called Jerry Dawkins. He attempted to cause instructor Andrew Wesker to be injured in the bombing as this would prevent Ida Trent from coming to The Hague and therefore prevent the infraction, but he failed.

After the task force of 2020 began investigating, Dawkins became a focus of their efforts and was later forced to reveal his identity to Tasneem Hafiz and Rupa Kalsi. He was consequently too late to prevent Trent's murder, and was then himself killed by Gaby before she Jumped. ("Academy")

## Appearances

### Season Two

"Academy", "And All That Could Have Been"
Omega.exe

*omega.exe* 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. Its purpose currently remains unknown.

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 ("Denny", "Auxerre").

She later accomplished this, and discovered that it was a back-door program to allow Hall to continue accessing the remote uplink program that Ethan Taylor had installed in Geneva for him, providing him with continued access to the Eye. This then led to a secret mission to modify the program with a subroutine to allow Anna to trace both ends of the program in an effort to find and arrest Hall. ("Echelon")