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'''Rindle''' was a [[clone]] of [[River Song]].
 
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|species = Proto-Time Lord
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|origin = [[Demons Run]]
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|only = The Lady in the Lake (audio story)
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|voice actor = Julia Hills
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|other voice actor = [[Ian Conningham]]
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'''Rindle''' was a [[Proto-Time Lord]] [[clone]] of [[River Song]].
Rindle was created on [[Demons Run]] by [[Kovarian|Madame Kovarian]], along with six other clones. After escaping Demons Run with his fellow clones, he learned of [[Lake (The Lady in the Lake)|Lake]]'s ability to [[regenerate]] and regarded him as a spiritual leader. Due to Lake's religious teachings, Rindle believed regeneration was a constant rebirth. He went to [[Terminus Prime]] to commit suicide so he could continually be born again. By the time he met River, he had already died eight times. He was killed again by [[Kevin (The Lady in the Lake)|Kevin]] and then again by [[Dave (The Lady in the Lake)|Dave]]. When he met River again he believed she was trying to stop him from fulfilling his religious path and wanted nothing to do with her. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Lady in the Lake (audio story)|The Lady in the Lake]]'')
 
   
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Rindle was created on [[Demons Run]] by [[Kovarian|Madame Kovarian]], along with six other clones. After the [[Eleventh Doctor]] raided Demons Run, Rindle escaped on a ship with the other six clones. Afterwards, they arrived on a planet where Rindle was subsequently killed by a wild beast. He was the first to discover the ability to [[regenerate]], and upon discovering him in his new form, [[Lake (The Lady in the Lake)|Lake]] murdered him, believing he was a shapeshifter posing as Rindle. Later Rindle regenerated again, this time into the form of a woman. She made her home in the Trees, fearing to return to the ship. She was later discovered once more by Lake, who killed her once again to power the ship. She regenerated into an older man before being killed once more by Lake.
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Eventually, all of Rindle's regenerations were used up and they died permanently, with Lake using their regeneration energy to power the ship. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Lady in the Lake (audio story)|The Lady in the Lake]]'')
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== Behind the scenes ==
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Like all of their siblings, Rindle's name is a reference to [[water]], with their name coming from the word rindle, which is a small watercourse or gutter.
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Rindle (The Lady in the Lake)

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Rindle was a Proto-Time Lord clone of River Song.

Rindle was created on Demons Run by Madame Kovarian, along with six other clones. After the Eleventh Doctor raided Demons Run, Rindle escaped on a ship with the other six clones. Afterwards, they arrived on a planet where Rindle was subsequently killed by a wild beast. He was the first to discover the ability to regenerate, and upon discovering him in his new form, Lake murdered him, believing he was a shapeshifter posing as Rindle. Later Rindle regenerated again, this time into the form of a woman. She made her home in the Trees, fearing to return to the ship. She was later discovered once more by Lake, who killed her once again to power the ship. She regenerated into an older man before being killed once more by Lake.

Eventually, all of Rindle's regenerations were used up and they died permanently, with Lake using their regeneration energy to power the ship. (AUDIO: The Lady in the Lake)

Behind the scenes

Like all of their siblings, Rindle's name is a reference to water, with their name coming from the word rindle, which is a small watercourse or gutter.