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The Fragile Yellow Arc of Fragrance (audio story)

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It was markedly different in format from the published script. Most significantly, it was told from the viewpoint of an omniscient author, which allowed for perspectives unavailable to television audiences or those who read the original script. From a behind-the-scenes perspective, it was likely most significant, along with the indivisibly purchased Farewell, Great Macedon, for reuniting Ford and Russell for their first professional engagement as Susan and Ian since the television story The Dalek Invasion of Earth in 1964.

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It was markedly different in format from the published script. Most significantly, it was told from the viewpoint of an omniscient author, which allowed for perspectives unavailable to television audiences or those who read the original script. Though it featured the First Doctor, Ian Chesterton, Barbara Wright and Susan Foreman, it only utilised the vocal talents of William Russell, Carole Ann Ford and some guest artists. It also had a minimalistic musical and foley score, evocative of the First Doctor era of Doctor Who. Thus its format sits somewhere between a Companion Chronicle and a full-cast drama. From a behind-the-scenes perspective, it was likely most significant, along with the indivisibly purchased Farewell, Great Macedon, for reuniting Ford and Russell for their first professional engagement as Susan and Ian since the television story The Dalek Invasion of Earth in 1964.