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Finding themselves in 1914, Simon, Liz, Jade, Neil and Charlotte realise that this isn't an alternate phase of history. This is really their past and anything they change could have serious repercussions. While Simon and Neil watch for the barrier to return and Jade tries to ensure Charlotte doesn't tamper with the past, Liz insists on attending the meeting of local suffragette, Flora Walsh. When Simon realises the real reason why Liz wants to meet Flora, he's shocked. Flora is Liz's great grandmother. And Liz knows she is destined to die the following day. All Liz wants to do is spend that final day with her. What's the harm in that?

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A time-traveling ensemble grapples with personal history and the past's immutable nature.

“Finding themselves in 1914, Simon, Liz, Jade, Neil and Charlotte realise that this isn't an alternate phase of history.”

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Amanda Shodeko Cheryl Burfield Hugh Ross Luke Francis Orlando Gibbs Rachel Fenwick Sarah Sutton Spencer Banks

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