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	The Council of Nicaea
		Erimem recovers to find that she and Peri have been rescued by Arius, the presbyter of Baucalis in Alexandria, and one of the two men whose argument is tearing the Church apart.
		Erimem is still upset with her friend, particularly when Peri begs her to give up her hopeless cause and return to the TARDIS before it’s too late; angered, Erimem accuses Peri of parroting the Doctor’s arguments without fully understanding them herself, and refuses to listen to anything her friend has to say.
		Erimem thanks him for his kind words but is unwilling to trust a stranger with such sensitive information, and he thanks her and apologises for putting her in such a position.
	www.drwhoguide.com /who_bf71.htm (4987 words)

	Doctor Who - Big Finish Productions
		But for Erimem this is her future she is witnessing and so does not appreciate the complexities of time travel and the damage that can be caused if key historical events are changed when to one person this is the future and not the past.
		Peri and Erimem, in trying to escape a riot, become separated from the Doctor and meet Athanasius who it seems will be the most effected by the injustice that is rife – but has no means to defend his beliefs or himself.
		Erimem though is determined to put things right even if it means the break-up of her friendship with her closest friends and the unravelling of history.
	www.whotopia.keen2host.co.uk /drwho/bigfinish/bigfinish-71.htm (1599 words)

	The Roof of the World
		Erimem is still distracted, and she tells Peri that she’s still hearing strange whispers -- and that she’s caught a glimpse of the man they saw in Darjeeling, even though he couldn’t possibly have made it to the hotel this quickly.
		Erimem accuses her tormentor putting himself on the level of the gods, and Davey realises that he’ll never convince her to do what must be done next.
		Erimem now puts together different events from her childhood and realises that she is the one who took the scrolls in question, seeing them as a child and thinking that the pictures meant they were for her.
	www.drwhoguide.com /who_bf59.htm (4550 words)

	Erimem - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A princess of Ancient Egypt born in 1419 BC, she was the daughter of Pharaoh Amenhotep II and a companion of the Fifth Doctor.
		It was in the midst of this intrigue that the Doctor and Peri arrived in Egypt in the TARDIS.
		The circumstances of Erimem's parting of ways with the Doctor and Peri are not known at the time of this writing, but by the time of The Caves of Androzani, the Doctor and Peri are travelling on their own.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Erimem (461 words)

	Outpost Gallifrey: Reviews
		Following a pacy opening episode, which sets the scene and introduces the characters, and ends with Erimem being captured by the evil force, episode two is wholly comprised of this beings attempts to turn Erimem ‘to the dark side’ by showing visions of her father and TARDIS crewmates.
		And Erimem’s death proves dramatically satisfying thanks to Peri’s angry reaction, a thankful contrast to her chirpy optimism that is almost as irritating as her whininess.
		Erimem's reactions to seeing her father condemn her to death and so on were also very moving from an acting point of view.
	www.gallifreyone.com /review.php?id=bf-59 (5454 words)

	The Tertiary Console Room: Doctor Who - The Roof Of The World
		As Erimem walks into the oncoming storm, she begins to chant that she is the source of the darkness' light and she is the power to bring their return.
		When Erimem turns round her eyes have been changed and the Doctor believes they are too late.
		As Erimem speaks, her voice is distorted and she claims to be the key to the end of infinity...
	www.tertiary.consoleroom.btinternet.co.uk /bf59.htm (765 words)

	Blood and Hope
		While Peri and Erimem dress for the period and collect a bag of gold coins from the TARDIS, the Doctor explores his surroundings -- and finds a Confederate officer and lieutenant preparing to burn down a farmhouse with a runaway slave and his family trapped inside.
		Realising how much danger the dark-skinned Erimem is in, Peri puts on a southern accent and tells Eustace that she and her slave were attacked by Union soldiers who stole all of their possessions.
		Meanwhile, Erimem does not fully understand why Peri is so traumatised by what she’s done, but she does understand that her friend is suffering and wants to help.
	www.drwhoguide.com /telos14.htm (1540 words)

	NO News is Good News
		Erimem joined the Doctor at the end of The Eye of the Scorpion.
		The cliffhanger at the end of the second part is quite shocking and the listener has no idea how it is going to be resolved until later in the 4th part.
		At the end, Erimem thinks it is her destiny to sacrifice herself, but ultimately she stays to go on another adventure.
	www.toadmail.com /~nonews/2005_06_26_archive.html (1306 words)

	Outpost Gallifrey: The Doctor Who Expanded Universe Guide (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Erimem mobilises her army to move to the northern garrison and Yanis' chasing men follow, which prompts the Doctor to confide in Erimem that he suspects Peri is a spy
		The Doctor explains to Erimem about the creature of mental energy that is passed by touch which he believes has infected Peri, who is questioning Antranak regarding their defences.
		When Erimem's forces arrive at the tombs of her ancestors, the Doctor says he will collect an ancient weapon from beneath the Sphinx, and Peri insists on accompanying him.
	208.100.12.85 /file.php?id=bf-24 (1060 words)

	Outpost Gallifrey: Reviews
		Though she did so to save Erimem, who cherishes the deed she believes is justified as it has saved her life, Peri is unable even to face her friend for some time, withdrawn into self-deprecating angst over the experience.
		I did not expect to see Erimem take the pretending-to-be-a-slave act in stride and even enjoy it, and I was even more surprised to find her enjoying it, but it worked all the same.
		This friend is seen mostly through Peri's eyes, as she and Erimem struggle to survive in the South, with Erimem (whose skin is dark enough to be taken for 'a quadroon') posing as Peri's slave.
	www.gallifreyone.com /review.php?id=tel-14 (3250 words)

	Discontinuity Guide - Blood and Hope
		Erimem dons a light blouse, a pair of jeans, and a buckskin jacket.
		The location to which the Doctor takes Peri and Erimem to recover from their experiences is a wide-open prairie with tree-covered mountains in the distance.
		The only slight disappointment is that more use isn't made of Erimem in her prose debut, especially since McLaughlin created the character.
	www.whoniverse.org /discontinuity/TE14.php (708 words)

	Aural Adventures in Time and Space!
		It is no wonder Erimem isn’t won over by the Doctor’s arguments when she knows that centuries of bloodshed will be the result.
		Not just a token gesture (Adric being brave or Nyssa giving up the rest of her life – and her clothes – to help the sick) but a story which both adds depth to the character without him or her seeming to be a totally different person.
		The Erimem we see here is the same Erimem we’ve always seen but this time she took centre stage.
	www.thevervoid.com /media/aural_l71.htm (703 words)

	Outpost Gallifrey: The Doctor Who Expanded Universe Guide (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The Doctor asks Erimem to remain at Court, where Queen Anne confesses her belief Richelieu was involved in the abduction.
		Erimem remains with the Musketeers given her past battle experience, while the Doctor and Peri are forced to sneak into the Palace via the tunnels.
		Erimem addresses the Musketeers and Guards, inspiring them to unite against the English aggressors in the name of the Church and the Crown.
	208.100.12.85 /file.php?id=bf-38 (1239 words)

	DOCTOR WHO
		Peri's quick thicking sees her pass Erimem off as her slave, but after a run in with Eustace, both are in danger.
		Despite the danger Erimem faces, it's Peri who plays the larger role and this is undoubtedly one of her finest stories.
		Of course, in the hands of her creator, Erimem continues to be a delightful character.
	litefoot1969.bravepages.com /sf/drwho/reviews/novellas/14.htm (612 words)

	Blood & Hope
		The fifth Dr Who, Peri and an ancient Egyptian princess called Erimem arrive for a vacation in what the Doctor imagines is the Wild West.
		Trouble is, he is at least a decade too early and instead arrives towards the end of the Civil War.
		Erimem is a dark-skinned girl and is instantly thought of as a slave, and the group will soon be learning more history than they wished for.
	www.myshelf.com /scifi_fantasy/04/bloodandhope.htm (349 words)

	The Author Speaks - Iain McLaughlin - Message Board - ezboard.com
		I was fairly happy with the way I'd written Erimem but when I heard Caroline playing the role in the studio and then on CD, she'd added a huge amount to the character, giving her so much life and personality and putting little nuances into lines that I'd thought were pretty functional.
		Having Erimem there makes that easier - their friendship is more open to dealing with emotions than her friendship with the Doctor.
		There were a couple of similarities between the Doctor and Erimem's pasts - both raised in rigid societies that planned their lives out for them.
	p069.ezboard.com /fyawhofrm12.showMessage?topicID=458.topic (3294 words)

	Doctor Who - Big Finish Productions
		Not is all as it seems as Lord Davey taunts Erimem with her constant failures showing the contempt her father held her in.
		As it seems that despite Erimem to witnessing her own funeral The Doctor, and a rather sceptical Peri, are not convinced that all is at it seems and that Erimem may have infact been abducted by something or someone.
		The Axis of Insanity featured Erimem learning to read and, in a sequence dropped from the final draft of Axis, scenes where Erimem’s reaction to snow and ice would impact on her resulting actions.
	www.whotopia.keen2host.co.uk /drwho/bigfinish/bigfinish-59.htm (1774 words)

	The TARDIS Library: Reviews for The Council of Nicaea (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		I agree that it makes no sense for someone in Erimem's position to judge Constantine as being a cruel tyrant, I agree that Constantine is most likely rather poorly characterized, and I agree that Erimem's sudden near-betrayal of her friends stretches credibility.
		After all, even if Erimem never got the chance to be a despotic pharoah, she must know that all her predecessors were despots worse a thousand-fold than Constantine, and that ruling an empire in her day required ruthlessness and cruelty in extreme measure.
		Not thick this time but for all her protestations of disloyalty, she was the disloyal one and I'd have been quite happy to have her stabbed.
	www.timelash.com /tardis/reviews.asp?1240 (625 words)

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		Look at the pictures in the inside sleeve, she is a small, cute-looking woman but judging by the strength of her voice and the power behind her dialogue you could never tell that.
		There is often a feeling that the Doctor and Peri are closer than the Doctor and Erimem and it is spelt out in fl and white here when he threatens to leave Erimem behind in the TARDIS at the end of episode one.
		Nicola Bryant is on form here and the bond between Peri and Erimem is tested to breaking point in several tense scenes and for a while I genuinely believed the three of them would not be travelling together at the end of the story.
	www.pagefillers.com /dwrg/nicaea.htm (2672 words)

	History of the Whoniverse: Classical Civilisation
		Erimem is born, a daughter to the Pharaoh of Egypt.
		This leaves his daughter Erimem the heir to the throne.
		After defeating them, Erimem leaves Egypt by magic, and a previously unknown son of the late Pharaoh, Fayum, becomes Pharaoh.
	www.whoniverse.org /history/classicalciv.php (3382 words)

	Doctor Who - The Church and the Crown - Message Board - ezboard.com
		The Doctor, Peri and Erimem find themselves in 17th Century Paris, which isn’t exactly where they were aiming to be but they decide to explore anyway.
		Mention must also be made of Caroline Morris as Erimem, playing the former Pharaoh for the first time since her debut and also the first away from her Egyptian home.
		She doesn’t overdo the fish out of water part, giving Erimem a strength of character that will serve her well in the future.
	p097.ezboard.com /ftimelordfrm13.showMessage?topicID=41.topic (461 words)

	dwfiction: New fic inspired by The Reaping and The Gathering
		Leaning across the huge double bed she grabbed the oblivious Erimem's shoulder and gave it a good shake.
		The Doctor valiantly struggled with the largest suitcase, leaving Peri and Erimem with only their small overnight bags as they regaled him with accounts of their visits to the Exotic Gardens and the Museum of Antiquities.
		A quick glance shared with Erimem as the Doctor opened the TARDIS door confirmed that her friend felt it, too, and once they were all inside she rounded on him before she could talk herself out of it.
	community.livejournal.com /dwfiction/312264.html (3179 words)

	Doctor Who: Blood and Hope - Book Review
		While the Doctor manages to cope in his own inimitable way, Peri - an American - and Erimem - a dark-skinned Egyptian - are deeply affected by the horrors and hatred of this troubled time...
		Like Nyssa, she is given cause to wonder whether the Doctor feels the same degree of emotion as we humans do, or whether he feels somehow aloof or distanced from we lesser beings.
		The presence of Erimem continues the trend for cross-pollination of concepts and characters across the various ranges of licensed Who fiction.
	sci-fi-online.50megs.com /reviews/book/04-02-16_who-BloodHope.htm (412 words)

	NO News is Good News
		It is a fifth Doctor story featuring Peter Davison as the Doctor, Nicola Bryant as Peri, and Caroline Morris as Erimem.
		They float the possibility that Erimem might leave the TARDIS after this adventure.
		The first in the series is the 6th Big Finish Doctor Who audio - Red Dawn.
	www.toadmail.com /~nonews/2005_06_12_archive.html (896 words)

	Monitor Duty: Alan Kistler's Profile On: DOCTOR WHO ( Fifth Doctor )
		In the audio play “The Eye of the Scorpion”, we learned of a companion we'd never been told about, the Egyptian princess named Erimem who traveled with the Doctor and Peri for a while.
		Being a princess, Erimem could be a bit haughty at times, but she was also a strong woman who could take care of herself in a pinch.
		Less popular with the Doctor was her cat, a feline who was so troublesome that the Fifth Doctor longed for K-9 to be at his side once more to teach the little critter a lesson.
	www.monitorduty.com /mdarchives/2006/04/alan_kistlers_p_11.shtml (5236 words)

	Aural Adventures in Time and Space!
		Wouldn't surprise me. It's now become a past-time when meeting up with friends to swap favourite moments when Erimem didn't die or leave, such is the desire for either of those two events to happen.
		My favourite 'Erimem almost leaves' moment is "Roof of the World" Part 1 for the record, narrowly beating the blatant hint from the Doctor at the end of "Three's A Crowd" ("You've always wanted to lead a colony haven't you Erimem?" says he, almost pulling off a deft Peter Purves type shedding of companion load).
		Alas you could persuade me, with the minimal of swaying tactics, that Erimem wasn't even in "Nekky".
	www.thevervoid.com /media/aural_s41.htm (728 words)

	Talk Like An Egyptian
		What I found interesting about the character of Erimem is that she has grown up in an environment as a Pharaoh where every single thing she wants and says goes.
		They are both so welcoming, because Erimem is a completely new character and brings a different element to each story and they're travelling exploits it just works.
		Now to die dramatically and heroically is a different story but when Erimem does leaves the TARDIS I would like to think she's out there somewhere in the galaxy righting wrongs and always up for a fight.
	unitnews.org.uk /story.php?article_id=346 (3406 words)

	The Book Depository (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Caroline Morris is excellent as Erimem, reluctant successor to the crown, imperious one moment but compassionate and inquisitive the next.
		There are good guest turns from Jonathan Owen as Erimem's loyal defender Antranak and Stephen Perring as conniving villain Horumshep, whilst Jack Gallagher is likeable as junior priest Fayum...
		The only weakness is the slightly unsatisfying climax in the tunnels beneath the feet of the great Sphinx, but it's not week enough to spoil the listener's enjoyment of the story as a whole.
	213.171.221.33 /WEBSITE/WWW/WEBPAGES/showbook.php?id=1903654491 (443 words)

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