Tanya Macpherson

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shea.reinke

Nov 04, 2009 05:10PM

Whoah! Way to go with the surprise Sam Romance angle. Thats a really intriguing idea actually. If you had Sam busy being a Time Jumping Playboy and Terry meeting some of them. In this case it makes Tanya a temporal nightmare - regular interaction with not one, not two, but three Time Jumpers. There could be some side effects there ...

amyelizadal

Nov 08, 2009 09:18AM

I thought Sam on the trailer looked like someone who holds secrets, and what secret is better than using time jumping to his advantage? I love your reference to Sam as a Time Jumping Playboy; I can see Terry using the same choice of words if he ever does manage to meet Tanya!

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Posted By: amyelizadal

Published: Nov 03, 2009

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Stan Lee's Challenge

Hero, villain, or regular person?

Summary

When busy changing history, Charity feels uneasy when HUNT knows when she time jumps, leaving CULT without a leader if HUNT attacks. So she scours all of history to find someone just like her to lead CULT in her absence, & she does find someone: Tanya Macpherson, from the 1880’s. Tanya is a scheming and intelligent girl, & beautiful to boot. She seemed like the perfect candidate to bring to CULT to fill in for Charity when she is unavailable time jumping. Terry isn’t able to stop Charity from taking Tanya, so he goes to Tanya the year before to try to keep her out of Charity’s grasp. But while he’s there he makes a shocking discovery: Tanya has had a long love affair with a man who can jump through time. Could her admirer have been Sam before he disappeared, a future Dixon descendant, or even Terry himself when he’s older? Terry must figure out Tanya’s secrets before she forever becomes a member of the CULT, & possibly giving them what they need to seduce a Dixon into the dark side.

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