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Ashildr

Ashildr (also known as Me) is a fictional character in the British science fiction television series Doctor Who, portrayed by actress Maisie Williams. The character was introduced in the ninth series episode "The Girl Who Died", before making a few more appearances during the series.

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Appearances

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Reception

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Affiliation
Time Lords The Quantum Shade
Aliases
Me · The Knightmare
Created by
Steven Moffat
First appearance
"The Girl Who Died" (2015)
Home
Earth
Home era
9th century onwards[note 1]

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Ashildr

Nodes42
Edges41
Triples53
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.047619
Components1

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Ashildr

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related to Appearances · 22
Ashildr → As, Clara Oswald, Doctor, Einarr, England, He, Ian Conningham, In, Jenna Coleman, Me, Mire, Mire's, Peter Capaldi, She, The, The Doctor's, The Girl Who Died, The Woman Who Lived, Twelfth Doctor, Viking
related to Reception · 18
Ashildr → Ashildr's, Cinema Blend, Digital Spy, Doctor Who, In, Liz Raftery, Mike Reyes, Mire, Opinion, Sam Warner, Sure, The Doctor, The Girl Who Died, This, TV Guide, When, Williams, Williams's
related to External links · 3
Ashildr → BBC One Doctor Who, Doctor Who Wiki, Tardis Wiki
Aliases · 2
Ashildr → Me, The Knightmare
Affiliation · 1
Ashildr → Time Lords The Quantum Shade
Created by · 1
Ashildr → Steven Moffat
First appearance · 1
Ashildr → "The Girl Who Died" (2015)
Home · 1
Ashildr → Earth
Home era · 1
Ashildr → 9th century onwards[note 1]
Last appearance · 1
Ashildr → "Hell Bent" (2015)

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doctor williams character mire time girl died clara episode earth hell maisie death series last bent century portrayed alien one

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
AshildrAffiliationTime Lords The Quantum Shade1.00infobox
AshildrAliasesMe1.00infobox
AshildrAliasesThe Knightmare1.00infobox
AshildrCreated bySteven Moffat1.00infobox
AshildrFirst appearance"The Girl Who Died" (2015)1.00infobox
AshildrHomeEarth1.00infobox
AshildrHome era9th century onwards[note 1]1.00infobox
AshildrLast appearance"Hell Bent" (2015)1.00infobox
AshildrPortrayed byMaisie Williams1.00infobox
AshildrSpeciesHuman with Mire modification1.00infobox
Ashildrrelated to AppearancesEinarr0.60section
Ashildrrelated to AppearancesIan Conningham0.60section

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