Rose

Rose Tyler was just a girl working in a department store before coming in contact with the 9th Doctor. Everything changed as she began a journey through time and space. She met her deceased father, and then met an alternate version. Her compassion and love for both the people around her and Doctor brought her on adventures throughout time and space.

Biography
Nineteen years old, living with her mum on a South London council estate and working in Henrik’s department store, Rose Tyler was bored with her mundane life. When the Doctor offered her the trip of a lifetime, nothing would ever be the same again.

The Doctor had been traveling alone since the end of the Time War, and he had no real wish for a new companion. But Rose quickly impressed him with her quick-thinking resourcefulness and proved herself in many ways the Doctor’s equal. She saved him from the Nestene Consciousness and argued against executing the last Dalek, pointing out that the Doctor was changing into something he hated. Rose often challenged the Doctor’s decisions and sometimes her morality – she would not condone using Gwyneth and was reluctant to accept the idea of the Gelth inhabiting and reanimating corpses to survive. At first daunted by a host of alien species aboard Platform One, she quickly adapted and began to understand the Doctor’s description of them as ‘people’.

Fond as she was of her mum Jackie and boyfriend Mickey, Rose barely hesitated when given the chance to travel and didn’t think through the possible effects on them. She was horrified to discover her twelve month absence had left Jackie distraught and Mickey under police suspicion, but still couldn’t resist continuing her travels with the Doctor.

Faced with almost half a million Daleks, the Doctor was determined to keep Rose safe and tricked her into returning home. As she explained to Jackie and Mickey how important the Doctor was – not just to her, but to all of them – she decided that she could not abandon him to fight on everyone’s behalf. She realized that the phrase ‘Bad Wolf’, which they’d come across everywhere they went, was not a threat but a message, telling her that she could still get back to the Doctor. Forcing open the TARDIS console, she absorbed the power of the Vortex. She became the Bad Wolf, gaining godlike abilities with which she destroyed the Dalek fleet, saving the Doctor and resurrecting Captain Jack.

But Rose could not control the Vortex energy, which threatened to destroy her, and the Doctor drew it from her and into himself, precipitating his own death and regeneration. The Doctor tried to warn her that he was about to change, but Rose was unprepared for the sight of a complete stranger inside the TARDIS.

Rose was quickly convinced of the new Doctor’s authenticity when he took on the Sycorax, and she resumed her travels with him. Though she had been devastated to lose ‘her’ Doctor, she soon found that she had an ever closer relationship with his successor, and they reveled in their adventures, scoffing at the idea of returning to the TARDIS rather than facing danger on Krop Tor, and marveling at encountering both a werewolf and Queen Victoria – though the latter was distinctly unamused by their attitude and founded Torchwood to defend Earth, with the Doctor listed as its number one enemy.

Much as she was enjoying herself, Rose found that she might not be as special to the Doctor as she hoped. She was bewildered when the Doctor casually mentioned he had once been a father, and livid when he let Mickey join them in the TARDIS. The Doctor’s willingness to sacrifice himself to save Madame de Pompadour from the clockwork robots also affected her, and she tried to play up her closeness to him at Mickey’s expense, excluding him from their reminisces of earlier adventures. Perhaps the greatest shock, though, was the discovery that the Doctor had other traveling companions before her, forcing her to consider that she might not be with him forever.

Alone together after Mickey’s departure, the Doctor and Rose traveled on, exploring new worlds, defeating alien menaces and having fun. Equally fearless and resourceful, they frequently found themselves separated – Rose lost her face and life force to the Wire, the Doctor vanished into an Isolus’s fantasy world, and Rose found herself fleeing a black hole in a rocket while the Doctor was trapped in a pit far below the impossible planet’s surface. As the Doctor told the Beast, though, if he had faith in anything it was in Rose – The Doctor sent the Beast’s body into the black hole while Rose dealt with the possessed human who carried the Beast’s mind. And, just as the Doctor’s drive to stop the Wire was fuelled by losing Rose, so she was determined to solve the Isolus problem and rescued him.

When millions of parallel Earth Cybermen and four Dalek’s attacked our world, Mickey followed them through the Void and, impossibly, Rose’s parents were ‘reunited’. The only solution to the Dalek and Cybermen invasions was to send them back into the Void, but the Doctor realized that Rose, too, would be sucked through the breach. To keep her safe, he sent her to parallel Earth with her family, but Rose decided the Doctor was more important to her and returned, accepting that she would never see Jackie again. The Daleks and Cybermen were sent to the Void, with Rose almost joining them. Saved by Pete, she became trapped on parallel Earth. In what they thought was their final conversation, Rose realized that she was in love with the Doctor. She did not hear his reply, as the breach between the two realities sealed, separating them seemingly forever. While Jackie and Pete began a new family – having a son called Tony – and Mickey moved his gran into Pete’s mansion, Rose still hoped to be reunited with the Doctor. Working for Torchwood, she was involved in the development of a Dimension Cannon, which would eventually enable her to cross back to her universe….

The loss of Donna – predicted by Dalak Caan when he said that the Children of Time would gather and one of them would die – was one of several seemingly final farewells for the Doctor. The TARDIS had briefly been fully crewed for the first time in centuries but, with Earth returned to its natural orbit, each of the Doctor’s friends left him once more: Sarah Jane Smith went back to her adopted son Luke in Ealing; Martha Jones, recently promoted to medical director by UNIT, left with Captain Jack Harkness, on his way back to Torchwood in Cardiff. Mickey Smith, no longer content to remain on the parallel Earth, went with them. Jackie Tyler, however, did go back to the other Earth, where Pete and her young son were waiting for her, and the Doctor insisted Rose would have to stay there too – there was now a duplicate Doctor who needed healing from the anger and hurt of war against the Daleks, but whose single human heart meant that he could properly share her life. His friends all gone, the Doctor resumes his travels alone…

Family

 * Jackie Tyler - Mother
 * Pete Tyler - Father (Deceased)
 * Pete Tyler (Pete's Earth)- Step-Father
 * Anthony Tyler - Brother