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Clara Oswald (The Bells of Saint John) — I know that, technically, it should be Clara Oswald (The Snowmen), but that's Victorian Clara
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Clara Oswald was a human living on Earth at some point after the 19th century.
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She appeared to be a version of the woman whom the Eleventh Doctor believed to be one and the same, along with Clara Oswin Oswald and Oswin Oswald.
At some point in her life, she and her friend visited a graveyard, where she walked by the tombstone of 19th century Clara Oswald and ironically stated, "I don't believe in ghosts." (TV: The Snowmen)
By The Bells of Saint John, Clara was a student who was set to travel, but was hired as a nanny a week before the children she was looking after's mother died. As the Doctor remarked, Clara wasn't one of these people who ran away from the people she cared about, in contrast to the Doctor. Clara had a 101 places to go book, which she would have used to travel to places, but this was postponed. Clara wasn't computer-wise, until her soul was partially absorbed by the Great Intelligence and added computer talents package to her soul. When the Doctor unloaded Clara's soul, he also unloaded the package into Clara, giving her computer skills - skills that was above the standards. She could hack in the Strand's computer - this was something even the Doctor couldn't do.