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'''Clara's gran''' was the grandmother of [[Clara Oswald]] and the mother of [[Dave Oswald]]. She was also mother-in-law to [[Ellie Oswald]]. | '''Clara's gran''' was the grandmother of [[Clara Oswald]] and the mother of [[Dave Oswald]]. She was also mother-in-law to [[Ellie Oswald]]. | ||
Upon meeting the [[Eleventh Doctor]] in a park, neither of them knowing the other's identity, a young Clara listed her gran among the things she was "always losing". ([[WC]]: ''[[The Bells of Saint John: A Prequel]]'') | Upon meeting the [[Eleventh Doctor]] in a park, neither of them knowing the other's identity, a young Clara listed her gran among the things she was "always losing". ([[WC]]: ''[[The Bells of Saint John: A Prequel]]'') In her youth, Clara was told by her gran that sunlight was a good way to rebel germs. ([[TV]]: ''[[Kill the Moon]]'') | ||
When Clara, now an adult, attempted to make a family [[Christmas]] dinner, her gran attended, along with [[Dave Oswald|Dave]] and [[Linda (The Time of the Doctor)|Linda]]. Despite her old age, Clara's gran perked up upon seeing the [[Eleventh Doctor]] naked, and was very interested in taking him up on his suggestion to play Twister. She was disappointed with the more serious [[Christmas cracker]]s that Linda had brought, preferring ones with jokes. The Doctor later expressed a similar opinion. | When Clara, now an adult, attempted to make a family [[Christmas]] dinner, her gran attended, along with [[Dave Oswald|Dave]] and [[Linda (The Time of the Doctor)|Linda]]. Despite her old age, Clara's gran perked up upon seeing the [[Eleventh Doctor]] naked, and was very interested in taking him up on his suggestion to play Twister. She was disappointed with the more serious [[Christmas cracker]]s that Linda had brought, preferring ones with jokes. The Doctor later expressed a similar opinion. | ||
