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 == Story notes ==
-* This story marks the first time in the revived series that a companion's associates have successfully deduced the person's time-travelling affairs with the Doctor's on their own, along with the Doctor's ability to time-travel, without questioning the Doctor directly or getting a firsthand experience of the TARDIS. [[Artie Maitland|Artie]] and [[Angie Maitland]] discovered pictures of Clara's travels from [[TV]]: ''[[Cold War (TV story)|Cold War]]'', ''[[Hide (TV story)|Hide]]'', and a picture of Clara during her Victorian life ([[TV]]: ''[[The Snowmen]]'') on the [[Internet]], which exposed her secret.
+* This story marks the first time in the revived series that a companion's associates have successfully [[deduce]]d the person's time-travelling affairs with the Doctor's on their own, along with the Doctor's ability to time-travel, without questioning the Doctor directly or getting a firsthand experience of the TARDIS. [[Artie Maitland|Artie]] and [[Angie Maitland]] discovered pictures of Clara's travels from [[TV]]: ''[[Cold War (TV story)|Cold War]]'', ''[[Hide (TV story)|Hide]]'', and a picture of Clara during her Victorian life ([[TV]]: ''[[The Snowmen]]'') on the [[Internet]], which exposed her secret.
 * Likewise to the above, Clara sees herself in a past life for the first time by looking at the Victorian era photo of herself in London ([[TV]]: ''[[The Snowmen]]''), cluing her in that she really has lived more than one life, which the Doctor confronted her over in their last adventure, but she later forgot due to the day being rewritten. ([[TV]]: ''[[Journey to the Centre of the TARDIS]]'').
 * The Doctor is generally much friendlier to Clara, now that he knows she doesn't have control over her multiple lives. He stops treating her like a ghost and treats her as his companion.