Character

Mrs Farrel

grieving reluctant cooperative anxious dutiful

Widow of Farrel Senior and mother to Rex Farrel; her narrative focuses on grief, supernatural investigation, and protecting her late husband's legacy.

7 appearances

family business legacy

Mrs Farrel's Journey

A timeline through the narrative

7 moments

S8E2 · Terror of the Autons Part 2

Mrs. Farrel confronts Farrel Senior over McDermott’s death

Uneasy yet determined; his horror at the Auton doll and Rex’s behavior propels him toward action, but his internal conflict over challenging his son is palpable.

Farrel Senior is visibly unsettled by Rex’s and Masters’ indifference to McDermott’s death, describing it as ‘inhuman.’ He shows Mrs. Farrel the Auton doll, reinforcing his own unease and her …

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S8E2 · Terror of the Autons Part 2

Mrs. Farrel confronts the Auton doll

Distressed and horrified, with a growing sense of moral outrage.

Mrs. Farrel enters the home visibly distressed, her coat and hat still on, signaling her urgency and emotional state. She expresses immediate concern for McDermott's death and Rex's reaction, only …

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S8E2 · Terror of the Autons Part 2

Farrel Senior dismisses the doll’s threat

Off-screen but implied to be horrified and traumatized by the discovery of Farrel Senior’s murder, her scream capturing the full weight of the invasion’s brutality.

Mrs. Farrel is briefly mentioned as the one who places the Auton doll on the shelf before leaving for the kitchen. Her absence from the room during the attack underscores …

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S8E3 · Terror of the Autons Part 3

Mrs. Farrel reveals her husband’s suicide

Not directly observable, but inferred as deeply troubled and despairing in his final moments.

Farrel Senior is the subject of the investigation, discussed posthumously through his wife’s account. His suicide is framed as emotionally driven, linked to McDermott’s death and his concerns about Rex’s …

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S8E3 · Terror of the Autons Part 3

Mrs. Farrel reveals the Master’s influence

N/A (deceased, referenced posthumously).

Mr. Farrel is referenced posthumously as the subject of the investigation. His suicide, depression, and concerns about Rex’s association with 'Colonel Masters' are central to the scene. While not physically …

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S8E3 · Terror of the Autons Part 3

Mrs. Farrel reveals the moving doll

Upset and anxious, with a underlying current of fear as she recounts the doll’s movement. Her emotional state is a mix of grief, cooperation, and creeping dread, reflecting her realization that something far more sinister than suicide is at play.

Mrs. Farrel is visibly upset and anxious, her grief over her husband’s death compounded by the eerie behavior of the doll. She retrieves the doll from the sideboard at the …

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S8E3 · Terror of the Autons Part 3

Mrs. Farrel reveals the doll's movement

Grief-stricken yet resolute, her distress giving way to a cooperative urgency as she realizes the doll’s significance.

Mrs. Farrel, still grappling with her husband’s death, reluctantly shares details about the doll, her grief making her initially hesitant. She retrieves the doll from the sideboard and recounts its …

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Affiliation

Farrel's Plastics Factory

Plastics Manufacturing and Alien Weapons Production