| Death Shall Be No More | |
|---|---|
 Dr. Natalie Lambert at work in her laboratory. | |
| Author | Greer Watson |
| Date posted | 22 November 2004 |
| Rating/Warning | PG |
| Genres | episode of virtual season |
| Format | script (modified) |
| Series | FK4 |
| Previous | FK407: The Kiss of Death |
| Next | FK409: Walk Out Once More Beneath the Sun |
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A frozen body is stolen from cryonic storage; in early 19th century Edinburgh, a medical researcher helps Nick in his search for a cure.
| “ | I'm not totally dumb, Nick. Blonde, yeah. Dumb, no. | ” |
— Tracy, Death Shall Be No More
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Flashbacks[]
This episode has two flashbacks:
- Edinburgh, 1828. A young Scottish medical researcher requires Nick's help in procuring bodies if he is to be able to continue looking for a cure for vampirism.
- New Orleans, around 1890. After Urs is bitten by Vachon, she has a vision while unconscious at the point of death.
Vampire Lore[]
Natalie sends samples of Nick's tissue off for gene sequencing of the extra nucleotides in his RNA.
Characters[]
Series Regulars[]
Recurring Characters[]
- Janette DuCharme
- Virelle
- Marchetti
Guests[]
- David Murray
- Zillah Murray
- Sandy Murray
- Lucilla Murray
- Andrew Murray
- Dr. Maura Burchall
- Gus McCloskey
- Lowrie
- George Brandt
- woman in Urs's death vision
Awards[]
- Forsaken Fandom Awards (Round 2): Winner — Best Use of Vampire Lore.
Other Information[]
"Death Shall Be No More" is the eighth episode in FK4, a virtual fourth season for the television series Forever Knight written by Greer Watson. FK4 is based on the premise that the series finale, "Last Knight", never took place.
- Rating: PG
- Date Completed: March 2001
- Order Written: 23
- Date Posted: 22/11/2004
- Website: FK4