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Amy briefly saw the women again while searching an acid mining factory for [[Rory Williams]], though this time she did not speak. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Rebel Flesh]]'') | Amy briefly saw the women again while searching an acid mining factory for [[Rory Williams]], though this time she did not speak. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Rebel Flesh]]'') | ||
There has been speculation that the [[Eye Patch Lady]] is the same person or of some relation to [[The Wire]], who appeared in [[DW]]: ''[[The Idiot's Lantern]]. This is because of their similar appearance and the fact that they both only appear in a "box" of some kind. There is no further evidence to support this.'' | |||
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The Eye Patch Lady was a mysterious woman of whom Amy Pond had recurring visions. She wore an eyepatch or a similar device over her right eye.
The first time Amy saw her was when she appeared at the little girl's bedroom door at Graystark Hall Children's Home. She appeared through a hatch in the door, which later disappeared. Amy was startled by the woman and asked who she was, but the woman ignored her and said "No, I think she's just dreaming". When Amy entered, the room appeared to be empty, with no evidence of the woman or the hatch. (DW: Day of the Moon)
While asleep on a pirate ship, Amy was woken by a noise and saw the woman in a hatch that opened on the hull of the ship. The woman said, "It's fine. You're doing fine. Just stay calm", and then she vanished instantly, along with the hatch. (DW: The Curse of the Black Spot)
Amy briefly saw the women again while searching an acid mining factory for Rory Williams, though this time she did not speak. (DW: The Rebel Flesh)
There has been speculation that the Eye Patch Lady is the same person or of some relation to The Wire, who appeared in DW: The Idiot's Lantern. This is because of their similar appearance and the fact that they both only appear in a "box" of some kind. There is no further evidence to support this.
