Fans always wondered about the fate of the seventh Doctor ( Sylvester McCay). As is 1996, TV movies were seen traveling alone. So, whats the fate of his companion. Here Sophie Aldred has an explanation.

Speaking to RadioTimes.com, Aldred revealed that she was approached to help write a book under BBC franchise after the huge success of Doctor Who. The novel was releasedon 6th February 2020. It has a total of 26 chapters.

The reason why Ace separates from the Doctor to become a reclusive millionaire philanthropist. This was shown in an exclusive teaser shot to promote the season on Blue Ray. The root of it, obviously, is the tiny mention that Russell T Davies gave in The Sarah Jane Adventures all those years ago, Aldred explained. Sarah Jane mentions somebody called Dorothy, whos running A Charitable Earth.And it all came from there. So, its all Russells fault!

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Dorothy always believed in Doctor, but things start to go wrong in the 26th season. He is portrayed as easily manipulative, and tension begins to rise. Its like a perfect childhood dream that parents can do no wrong, but as we grow, we start to realize the truth. And life suddenly turns upside-down. This same happened with Ace.

She loves Doctor, and she wants to do good as Dorothy in a Charitable Earth. But she suffers from heartbreak. She has lost the world of time and space travel, so she is in a state of complete desolation.

The doctor, played by Jodie Whittaker, co-operate in investigating a mysterious satellite with new companions Ryan, Graham, and Yaz. She didnt reveal whether Doctor and Acewill patch up, but a complicated relationship will definitely come out.

Doctor Who in 1989 left Ace up in the air. It will be revealed whether the Doctor gets back and how he managed to reach there. Also, it is explaining what her reaction is, and all the emotional trauma that she goes through is well captured in the novel.

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