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'''Ashildr''', who later began calling herself '''Me''' due to her immortality-related memory loss, was a [[Viking]] girl encountered by the [[Twelfth Doctor]] and [[Clara Oswald]]. After a battle with the [[Mire]], Ashildr died, but she was [[resurrection|resurrected]] by the Doctor via a Mire [[repair kit]]. As a result of this, Ashildr became immortal. She went on to live a long life, becoming very experienced and familiar with the universe and its various species in the process. Ultimately, she lived through the remainder of human history and to the [[end of the universe]] itself, maintaining a [[reality bubble]] to keep herself alive. | '''Ashildr''', who later began calling herself '''Me''' due to her immortality-related memory loss, was a [[Viking]] girl encountered by the [[Twelfth Doctor]] and [[Clara Oswald]]. After a battle with the [[Mire]], Ashildr died, but she was [[resurrection|resurrected]] by the Doctor via a Mire [[repair kit]]. As a result of this, Ashildr became immortal. She went on to live a long life, becoming very experienced and familiar with the universe and its various species in the process. Ultimately, she lived through the remainder of human history and to the [[end of the universe]] itself, maintaining a [[reality bubble]] to keep herself alive. | ||
