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She was also sadistic and took visible pleasure in controlling Shakespeare, ruthlessly killing Linley for threatening the production of ''Love Labour's Won'', frightening Dolly Bayley to death and reminding the Doctor of Rose’s tragic fate. She also sadistically enjoyed driving Peter Streete outright insane rather than kill him, resulting in him being committed to Bedlem Hospital. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Shakespeare Code (TV story)|The Shakespeare Code]]'') | She was also sadistic and took visible pleasure in controlling Shakespeare, ruthlessly killing Linley for threatening the production of ''Love Labour's Won'', frightening Dolly Bayley to death and reminding the Doctor of Rose’s tragic fate. She also sadistically enjoyed driving Peter Streete outright insane rather than kill him, resulting in him being committed to Bedlem Hospital. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Shakespeare Code (TV story)|The Shakespeare Code]]'') | ||
== Abilities == | |||
Lilith could use her species’s word-based science to channel psychic energy and grant herself a number of powers such as levitation, telekinesis, limited telepathy and shapeshifting. She could transform between the form of a beautiful young woman, a frightening hag-like old woman and her true Carrionite form. She could literally frighten people to death with her true face and used this ability to kill Dolly Bailey. | |||
She could control people through the use of a voodoo doll, though the Doctor likened this to a DNA replication module. Once she had a lock of hair from her chosen victim, she placed it on the doll and any damage she inflicted upon the doll would happen to her target. She used this method to kill Linley by putting the doll underwater, causing him to drown even though he was on dry land. She tried to kill the Doctor by stabbing his doll with a small blade, but thanks to his binary cardiovascular system, she only succeeded in stopping one of his hearts. | |||
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