that she will defect to join him while in reality working to release Artemis. Mortimus makes an appearance in the Past Doctor Adventures novel "Divided Loyalties" as part of a dream sequence set during the First Doctor's days at the Academy. Mortimus is seen as part of a group of students, taught by Borusa among others, known as the Deca, a group of activists campaigning for more intervention, which includes the Doctor. He aids the Deca in learning about the Celestial Toymaker, several members of which then undertake a disastrous trip to his realm. The Monk later makes a cameo appearance, as Mortimus, in The Quantum Archangel, working alongside the Rani, Drax and The Master in an artificially created parallel universe. The character, here called "John Scanlon", appears in the short story The Church of Football in the Big Finish short story collection Short Trips: The Centenarian. He is attempting to alter the course of history in 1930s England. His scheme is stopped by the Fifth Doctor and Peri Brown. The Eighth Doctor discovers another incarnation of the Monk in the Big Finish Productions audio drama The Book of Kells. Voiced by Graeme Garden, the Monk is once again pretending to be a human monk, this time at the Abbey of Kells in Ireland in 1006. Calling himself Thelonios, he uses the illuminated art skills of the other monks to create a circuit to repair his TARDIS. He also has his own companion, who happens to be the Doctor's former companion Lucie Miller. It turns out that several of the Doctor's recent adventures had been manipulated behind the scenes by the Monk. He and Lucie reappear in The Resurrection of Mars, this time waking up cryogenically-frozen Ice Warriors on the Martian moon of Deimos centuries before history says they should. When Lucie realises what kind of person the Monk is after he causes an avalanche and destroys a small village to kill the parents of a future dictator, she leaves him. He in turn coaxes another of the Doctor's companions, Tamsin Drew, to join him, convincing her that the Doctor is in the wrong by showing Tamsin the planet that will be destroyed by the Ice Warriors if history is left unchecked and then presenting it as the Doctor's 'fault'. In Lucie Miller / To the Death, the Monk sets off to reunite with the Daleks, planning to loot Earth