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Squire

decisive impatient self-reliant fear-prone
Squire owns and operates a farm near Wenley Moor research facility. Husband to Doris, he patrols his property against disturbances, seizing a pitchfork to confront intruders. Decisive calls for police aid mark his direct approach to threats. Rural grit drives him to protect his land, but overwhelming terror proves fatal when he faces the Silurian. Relationships tie him to locals like Doris and indirectly to UNIT through his death's fallout.
4 appearances

Squire's Journey

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4 moments
S7E6 · Doctor Who and The Silurians Part 2
Squire’s fatal discovery in the barn

Panicked → Terrified → Frustrated. His initial fear turns to desperation as he realizes the pitchfork is useless, and his dying words are laced with bitterness at Doris’s hesitation, revealing a man who expected action but found only helplessness.

The Squire investigates disturbances in his barn and uncovers a Silurian claw buried in the hay, immediately panicking and calling for Doris to summon the police. His fear escalates as …

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S7E6 · Doctor Who and The Silurians Part 2
Brigadier and Lawrence clash over control

N/A (posthumous)

Squire is mentioned posthumously as the first confirmed victim of the Silurian threat. His death—marked by claw wounds—serves as the undeniable proof that the Doctor and Brigadier have been warning …

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S7E6 · Doctor Who and The Silurians Part 2
Doctor demands shutdown over sabotage

N/A (Posthumous mention)

Squire is mentioned posthumously as a local farmer found dead in his barn with claw marks on his body. His death serves as a stark confirmation of the Doctor’s warnings …

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S7E6 · Doctor Who and The Silurians Part 2
Doctor reveals fear as the weapon

(Post-mortem) A state of frozen terror, his final moments having been defined by overwhelming fear. Squire’s emotional state is inferred through the Doctor’s analysis—his heart failure a testament to the psychological weapon the Silurian wielded. His defiance in attacking the creature with the pitchfork suggests a brief, courageous stand before succumbing to terror.

Squire is referenced only as a corpse in the barn, his body bearing the claw marks and signs of heart failure that the Doctor examines. His presence in the scene …

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