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** Although Ashildir does point out that she leaves the pages about her children dying as a reminder not to have any more, which wouldn't exclude their deaths from being her most painful memory, instead of meaning that they are less horrific to her than the torn-out pages.
** The fact she decided not to have any more children after losing ''three of them at once'' doesn't preclude the grim possibility that she'd had kids before them. She may have torn out the pages so she could forget the pain of either watching them age to death or having to abandon them so she wouldn't see them die. Or see their fathers die, for that matter.
** The fact she decided not to have any more children after losing ''three of them at once'' doesn't preclude the grim possibility that she'd had kids before them. She may have torn out the pages so she could forget the pain of either watching them age to death or having to abandon them so she wouldn't see them die. Or see their fathers die, for that matter.