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Afterwards, at Babbage's house, the Doctor explained how Ada's paralysis was being caused by the [[Kasaavin]], and she triggered a device owned by Babbage to create a portal, which Ada jumped into at the last moment. Rather than leading to the Kasaavin dimension, the portal led them to [[1943]] [[Paris]], where [[Noor Inayat Khan]] protected them from [[Nazi]] officers.
Afterwards, at Babbage's house, the Doctor explained how Ada's paralysis was being caused by the [[Kasaavin]], and she triggered a device owned by Babbage to create a portal, which Ada jumped into at the last moment. Rather than leading to the Kasaavin dimension, the portal led them to [[1943]] [[Paris]], where [[Noor Inayat Khan]] protected them from [[Nazi]] officers.


They briefly visited Britain in [[2020]] before the Doctor returned them to their home periods. Ada begged the Doctor to let her continue traveling in [[the TARDIS]], but despite Ada's protestations, the Doctor wiped her memory of all she had seen. ([[TV]]: ''[[Spyfall (TV story)|Spyfall]]'')
They briefly visited Britain in [[2020]] before the Doctor returned them to their home periods. Ada begged the Doctor to let her continue traveling in [[the TARDIS]], but despite Ada's desperate pleas for mercy, the Doctor forcibly wiped her memory of all she had seen. ([[TV]]: ''[[Spyfall (TV story)|Spyfall]]'')


=== Enchantress of Numbers ===
=== Enchantress of Numbers ===
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Throughout Ada's entire life, her father maintained his promise to stay in touch, using a variety of pseudonyms.
Throughout Ada's entire life, her father maintained his promise to stay in touch, using a variety of pseudonyms.


She was ultimately killed by [[cancer]] in [[1852]] ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Book of the War (novel)|The Book of the War]]'') after "many years of ill health". ([[PROSE]]: ''[[History's Finest (short story)|History's Finest]]'')
She ultimately died of [[cancer]] in [[1852]] ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Book of the War (novel)|The Book of the War]]'') after "many years of ill health". ([[PROSE]]: ''[[History's Finest (short story)|History's Finest]]'')


== Legacy ==
== Legacy ==
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