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TorchwoodBook 58
Torchwood: The Grey Mare

Torchwood: The Grey Mare

14 December 2021 · Lauren Mooney, Stewart Pringle · Directed by Lisa Bowerman · Torchwood #58 · at Big Finish

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"Listen. Mari Lwyd. White as moonlight. Rattle-bagged and broken backed. Steed of winter who the pale men carry. "Who are those that squire you? Slow and ceaseless, yard by yard, house by house, and door by door." The Mari Lwyd is a fine Welsh Christmas Tradition - the skeleton of a horse roams the streets, begging to be let in for food and warmth. Once she knocks, only the most cunning can send her away. Ianto Jones has come to a remote village for a quiet Christmas. But the Mari Lwyd has come knocking. And she's real.
Romance not assessedInferred themeslegacymysteryconflictisolationsurvival
A quiet Christmas turns terrifying when folklore becomes a chilling reality.
“Listen. Mari Lwyd. White as moonlight. Rattle-bagged and broken backed. Steed of winter who the pale men carry.”
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Cast · 4 voices

Duncan WisbeyGareth David-LloydRhian MorganSion Young

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Directed by Lisa Bowerman

Written by Lauren MooneyStewart Pringle

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