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=== Klein's New World === | === Klein's New World === | ||
Klein tried to use the TARDIS to restore her exact timeline, but failed. She created what she described as a far better one. In this new timeline, the new Reich began in 1944. She avoided trying to bring back her lost love, Jonas Faber, because she knew she would never be able to perfectly restore the past they had lost. By [[2044]], Klein had used time travel to defeat many formidable alien threats, including the [[Sontaran]]s and the [[Dalek]]s. Essentially, Klein took on the Doctor's role in history in this timeline, but where the Doctor averted invasions as they happened, Klein deliberately went to the future to identify past assaults and then went back in time to either ensure that events played out as they should or alter them to maintain the Reich. Despite her official position as head of Temporal Affairs to the Reich, even those she claimed to serve were afraid of her, constantly worried that her contact with outsiders would eventually inspire her to turn on them, resulting in them insisting on her taking on ‘companions’ such as Major [[Richter]] to ensure she didn’t start rewriting their own histories to suit her goals, as well as teaching others to operate the TARDIS | Klein tried to use the TARDIS to restore her exact timeline, but failed. She created what she described as a far better one. In this new timeline, the new Reich began in 1944. She avoided trying to bring back her lost love, Jonas Faber, because she knew she would never be able to perfectly restore the past they had lost, although she told herself that she was just waiting to get the new timeline just right. By [[2044]], Klein had used time travel to defeat many formidable alien threats, including the [[Sontaran]]s and the [[Dalek]]s. Essentially, Klein took on the Doctor's role in history in this timeline, but where the Doctor averted invasions as they happened, Klein deliberately went to the future to identify past assaults and then went back in time to either ensure that events played out as they should or alter them to maintain the Reich. Despite her official position as head of Temporal Affairs to the Reich, even those she claimed to serve were afraid of her, constantly worried that her contact with outsiders would eventually inspire her to turn on them, resulting in them insisting on her taking on ‘companions’ such as Major [[Richter]] to ensure she didn’t start rewriting their own histories to suit her goals, as well as teaching others to operate the TARDIS in the event of her death. | ||
Though the Doctor's past had been completely rewritten, his memories of his experiences with Klein resurfaced in 2044, replacing those of his alternative self. Before this, he had arranged for an attack by [[Selachian]]s from the future on Earth's [[Moonbase (The Architects of History)|moonbase]] to lure Klein and the TARDIS there. The Selachians used future technology to destroy the TARDIS, separating its internal and external dimensions and stranding Klein in the invasion before she could prevent it by equipping the past with knowledge from the future. When the Selachian attack was complete Klein was given to the Doctor who imprisoned and interrogated her. | Though the Doctor's past had been completely rewritten, his memories of his experiences with Klein resurfaced in 2044, replacing those of his alternative self. Before this, he had arranged for an attack by [[Selachian]]s from the future on Earth's [[Moonbase (The Architects of History)|moonbase]] to lure Klein and the TARDIS there. The Selachians used future technology to destroy the TARDIS, separating its internal and external dimensions and stranding Klein in the invasion before she could prevent it by equipping the past with knowledge from the future. When the Selachian attack was complete Klein was given to the Doctor who imprisoned and interrogated her. | ||