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{{Infobox Individual
{{Infobox Individual
|name = Isabella
|image = Isabella The Vampires of Venice.jpg
|image =  
|species= Human
|species= Human (Half Saturnynian)
|species2= Saturnynian
|origin = [[Earth]]
|origin = [[Venice]]
|only = The Vampires of Venice
|only = The Vampires of Venice (TV story)
|actor = Alisha Bailey
|actor = Alisha Bailey
}}
}}'''Isabella''' was the daughter of [[Guido (The Vampires of Venice)|Guido]] and aliases of a human female from Venice.{{what}}
'''Isabella''' was the daughter of [[Guido (The Vampires of Venice)|Guido]].


== Biography ==
Isabella was sent to [[Rosanna Calvierri]]'s school in [[Venice]], unaware she was to become a bride for Rosanna's sons. She was put through the transformation, but was not as far as the girls around her.
Isabella was sent to [[Rosanna Calvierri]]'s school in [[Venice]], unaware she was to become a bride for Rosanna's sons. She was put through the transformation, but was not as far as the girls around her.


When [[Amy Pond|Amy]] went undercover to open the trap door for the [[Eleventh Doctor]], [[Rory Williams]] and Guido, she met Isabella. When the Doctor and his friends were trapped, Isabella showed them the way out but couldn't leave because the sun burnt her skin - despite not being a full [[Saturnynian]] yet. Rosanna deemed her a traitor, and punished her by pushing her into the canal. Thinking she wished to drown her, Isabella swam. Seconds later, however, she was pulled under by Rosanna's children, and was devoured.
When [[Amy Pond]] went undercover to open the trap door for the [[Eleventh Doctor]], [[Rory Williams]] and Guido in [[1580]], she met Isabella. When the Doctor and his friends were trapped, Isabella showed them the way out but couldn't leave because the sun burnt her skin - despite not being a full [[Saturnynian]] yet. Rosanna deemed her a traitor, and punished her by pushing her into the canal. Thinking she wished to drown her, Isabella swam. Seconds later, however, she was pulled under by Rosanna's children, and was devoured.


The Doctor talked to Rosanna of Isabella's death. He was angered that Rosanna did not know her name. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Vampires of Venice]]'')
The Doctor talked to Rosanna of Isabella's death. He was angered that Rosanna did not know her name. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Vampires of Venice (TV story)|The Vampires of Venice]]'')


''Due to the Cracks in time being negated, it is most likely that Saturnyne was never lost and the Saturnynians never came to Earth, therefore meaning Isabella is alive and well.''
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Latest revision as of 06:00, 25 August 2024

Isabella was the daughter of Guido and aliases of a human female from Venice.[statement unclear]

Isabella was sent to Rosanna Calvierri's school in Venice, unaware she was to become a bride for Rosanna's sons. She was put through the transformation, but was not as far as the girls around her.

When Amy Pond went undercover to open the trap door for the Eleventh Doctor, Rory Williams and Guido in 1580, she met Isabella. When the Doctor and his friends were trapped, Isabella showed them the way out but couldn't leave because the sun burnt her skin - despite not being a full Saturnynian yet. Rosanna deemed her a traitor, and punished her by pushing her into the canal. Thinking she wished to drown her, Isabella swam. Seconds later, however, she was pulled under by Rosanna's children, and was devoured.

The Doctor talked to Rosanna of Isabella's death. He was angered that Rosanna did not know her name. (TV: The Vampires of Venice)

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