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After Klein and the Doctor left Kenya, the Doctor asked Klein to tell him the story of how she came to pilot the TARDIS to 1944 in the first place. Upon hearing the details, he explained to her that the enigmatic “Johann Schmidt” had, in fact, been an alternate future regeneration of himself. Klein was furious to learn that her world had been lost solely through the Doctor’s manipulation of her, but pretended to accept his viewpoint so that she would have a chance to turn the tables on him. She traveled with him for an extended period of time, during which she learned how to control the TARDIS by watching him. Her chance to betray the Doctor came when he lost his TARDIS key while trying to help a Vrill warrior hatch from its egg. Klein recovered the key and abandoned the Doctor on the Vrill planet, taking off in the TARDIS to restore her own timeline. ([[BFA]] : [[Survival of the Fittest]])
After Klein and the Doctor left Kenya, the Doctor asked Klein to tell him the story of how she came to pilot the TARDIS to 1944 in the first place. Upon hearing the details, he explained to her that the enigmatic “Johann Schmidt” had, in fact, been an alternate future regeneration of himself. Klein was furious to learn that her world had been lost solely through the Doctor’s manipulation of her, but pretended to accept his viewpoint so that she would have a chance to turn the tables on him. She traveled with him for an extended period of time, during which she learned how to control the TARDIS by watching him. Her chance to betray the Doctor came when he lost his TARDIS key while trying to help a Vrill warrior hatch from its egg. Klein recovered the key and abandoned the Doctor on the Vrill planet, taking off in the TARDIS to restore her own timeline. ([[BFA]] : [[Survival of the Fittest]])


Klein attempted to use the TARDIS to restore her exact timeline, but was unsuccessful in the end. She instead created what she described as a far better one. The details of the exact changes she made to history are unknown, except that the new Reich began in 1944. She avoided trying to bring back her lost love, Jonas Faber, because she inwardly realized that she would never be able to perfectly restore the past they had lost. By 2044, Klein had used time travel to engineer the defeat of numerous formidable alien threats, including the [[Sontarans]] and even the [[Daleks]]. However, although the Doctor’s past had been completely rewritten, the memories of his experiences with Klein resurfaced in 2044, replacing those of his alternative self. Prior to this, he had arranged for an attack by [[Selachians]] from the future on Earth’s moonbase in order to lure Klein and the TARDIS there. The Selachians used future technology to destroy the TARDIS, separating its internal and external dimensions and stranding Klein in the middle of the invasion before she could prevent it by equipping the past with knowledge from the future. The Doctor told Klein that she had been tried (presumably by the Time Lords, though he did not mention them by name) and took her out of the timeline using another TARDIS specially equipped to carry out her sentence. She willingly submitted to her punishment – total obliteration from time – in the hope that it might possibly restore her original timeline in the end by preventing her from ever meeting the Doctor. The actual outcome was quite different. The prime reality was restored, and another Dr. Elizabeth Klein came to be – a Klein known for her triumphs working for UNIT. Her personality appeared to be the same, except that this new Klein devoted her talents to the protection of Earth. Upon meeting the Doctor in 1962, she did recognize him slightly despite the fact that her experiences with him had been erased. ([[BFA]] : [[The Architects of History]])
Klein attempted to use the TARDIS to restore her exact timeline, but was unsuccessful in the end. She instead created what she described as a far better one. The details of the exact changes she made to history are unknown, except that the new Reich began in 1944. She avoided trying to bring back her lost love, Jonas Faber, because she inwardly realized that she would never be able to perfectly restore the past they had lost. By 2044, Klein had used time travel to engineer the defeat of numerous formidable alien threats, including the [[Sontaran]]s and even the [[Dalek]]s. However, although the Doctor’s past had been completely rewritten, the memories of his experiences with Klein resurfaced in 2044, replacing those of his alternative self. Prior to this, he had arranged for an attack by [[Selachians]] from the future on Earth’s moonbase in order to lure Klein and the TARDIS there. The Selachians used future technology to destroy the TARDIS, separating its internal and external dimensions and stranding Klein in the middle of the invasion before she could prevent it by equipping the past with knowledge from the future. The Doctor told Klein that she had been tried (presumably by the Time Lords, though he did not mention them by name) and took her out of the timeline using another TARDIS specially equipped to carry out her sentence. She willingly submitted to her punishment – total obliteration from time – in the hope that it might possibly restore her original timeline in the end by preventing her from ever meeting the Doctor. The actual outcome was quite different. The prime reality was restored, and another Dr. Elizabeth Klein came to be – a Klein known for her triumphs working for UNIT. Her personality appeared to be the same, except that this new Klein devoted her talents to the protection of Earth. Upon meeting the Doctor in 1962, she did recognize him slightly despite the fact that her experiences with him had been erased. ([[BFA]] : [[The Architects of History]])


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