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'''Lilith''' was a [[Carrionite]] who, like the rest of her race, was banished to the [[Deep Darkness]] by the [[Eternal]]s. | '''Lilith''' was a [[Carrionite]] who, like the rest of her race, was banished to the [[Deep Darkness]] by the [[Eternal]]s. | ||
Through the words of [[William Shakespeare]] after the death of his son, she | Through the words of [[William Shakespeare]] after the death of his son, she and her "mothers", [[Doomfinger|Mother Doomfinger]] and [[Bloodtide (Carrionite)|Mother Bloodtide]], were able to escape into this universe on [[Earth]] in [[1598]]. | ||
From their arrival on into [[1599]], she helped influence in the construction of the [[Globe Theatre]], persuading the architect, [[Peter Streete]], to build the theatre so that it would have 14 sides. | From their arrival on into [[1599]], she helped influence in the construction of the [[Globe Theatre]], persuading the architect, [[Peter Streete]], to build the theatre so that it would have 14 sides. | ||
In 1599, the three Carrionites opened a portal to the Deep Darkness, allowing all other Carrionites to enter this universe, but they were stopped by Shakespeare after her created a phrase that closed the portal and trapped Bloodtide, Doomfinger, and Lilith in their crystal ball, which [[Tenth Doctor|the Doctor]] took. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Shakespeare Code]]'') | In 1599, the three Carrionites opened a portal to the Deep Darkness, allowing all other Carrionites to enter this universe, but they were stopped by Shakespeare after her created a phrase that closed the portal and trapped Bloodtide, Doomfinger, and Lilith in their crystal ball, which [[Tenth Doctor|the Doctor]] took. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Shakespeare Code]]'') | ||
[[Category:Tenth Doctor enemies]] | [[Category:Tenth Doctor enemies]] | ||
[[Category:16th century individuals]] | [[Category:16th century individuals]] | ||
