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'''The Girl''' | '''"The Girl"''' was a name given in the end credits of a couple of stories. It was used as a deliberate attempt by the production crew to obscure the actual name of the character, and thus avoid [[spoiler|spoiling]] the audience. The name, "The Girl", had no narrative presence; it was purely a contrivance for the end credits. Characters credited in this way included: | ||
*[[Judith Winters]] from [[DW]]: ''[[Remembrance of the Daleks | |||
*[[Judith Winters]] from [[DW]]: ''[[Remembrance of the Daleks]]'' | |||
*[[Charlotte Lux]] from [[DW]]: ''[[Silence in the Library]]'' / ''[[Forest of the Dead]]'' | *[[Charlotte Lux]] from [[DW]]: ''[[Silence in the Library]]'' / ''[[Forest of the Dead]]'' | ||
== | =="Little Girl"== | ||
A few stories have also credited "[[Little Girl]]", but this name has only been used descriptively. That is, they name characters who are ''factually'' little girls, but who have no name in the narrative concerned. | |||
[[Category:Disambiguation]] | [[Category:Disambiguation]] |
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"The Girl" was a name given in the end credits of a couple of stories. It was used as a deliberate attempt by the production crew to obscure the actual name of the character, and thus avoid spoiling the audience. The name, "The Girl", had no narrative presence; it was purely a contrivance for the end credits. Characters credited in this way included:
- Judith Winters from DW: Remembrance of the Daleks
- Charlotte Lux from DW: Silence in the Library / Forest of the Dead
"Little Girl"
A few stories have also credited "Little Girl", but this name has only been used descriptively. That is, they name characters who are factually little girls, but who have no name in the narrative concerned.