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In a [[Parallel universe (Exile)|parallel universe]], '''the Doctor''' committed [[suicide]] by jumping off a pylon to escape the [[Time Lord (Exile)|Time Lords]], [[Regeneration|regenerating]] into a woman. In [[The Doctor (Exile)|her new incarnation]], the Doctor travelled to [[Earth]] to hide. He would appear in the mirror to mock the Doctor's current situation and ask her to sober up.  He had a strange obsession with the Quarks, believing them to be the greatest threat of the universe.  ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Exile (audio story)|Exile]]'')
In a [[Parallel universe (Exile)|parallel universe]], '''the Doctor''' committed [[suicide]] by jumping off a pylon to escape the [[Time Lord (Exile)|Time Lords]], [[Regeneration|regenerating]] into a woman. In [[The Doctor (Exile)|her new incarnation]], the Doctor travelled to [[Earth]] to hide. He would appear in the mirror to mock the Doctor's current situation and ask her to sober up.  He had a strange obsession with the Quarks, believing them to be the greatest threat of the universe.  ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Exile (audio story)|Exile]]'')



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In a parallel universe, the Doctor committed suicide by jumping off a pylon to escape the Time Lords, regenerating into a woman. In her new incarnation, the Doctor travelled to Earth to hide. He would appear in the mirror to mock the Doctor's current situation and ask her to sober up. He had a strange obsession with the Quarks, believing them to be the greatest threat of the universe. (AUDIO: Exile)