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| }}'''Clemency Eddison, Lady Eddison''' was a minor member of the British aristocracy whom the [[Tenth Doctor]] and [[Donna Noble]] met in [[December]] [[1926]]. An avid reader of [[Agatha Christie]] novels, she was the wife of [[Hugh Curbishley]] and the mother of [[Roger Curbishley]] and [[Arnold Golightly]]. | | }}{{NameSort}}[[Category:20th century individuals]] |
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| She fell in love with a [[Vespiform]] named [[Christopher (The Unicorn and the Wasp)|Christopher]] in human guise in [[India]] in [[1886]]. The relationship [[sex|resulted in]] an out-of-wedlock [[pregnancy]]. Before the child could be born, Christopher was drowned in the monsoons of [[1886]] when the Jumna River overflowed its banks. Clemency returned to England and hid herself away in a locked room for the rest of her pregnancy, claiming it was because she'd had [[malaria]].
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| [[File:YoungEddison.jpg|thumb|left|A young Clemency watches the landing of the [[Vespiform]] in [[India]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Unicorn and the Wasp]]'')]]
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| She gave her half-[[human]] half-[[Vespiform]] infant son to an orphanage, and would not see him again until forty years later, by which time he was known as Reverend [[Arnold Golightly]] and had just discovered his [[Vespiform]] heritage.
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| Only Clemency's faithful servant, Miss [[Chandrakala]], knew of her first pregnancy.
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| Clemency lost both of her children. Arnold killed his half-brother while in his Vespiform form and Donna Noble killed Arnold to save Agatha Christie when Arnold couldn't be reasoned with. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Unicorn and the Wasp]]'')
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