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Lauren
Lost Girl character
Lauren, Human Doctor of the Light Fae
Lauren, Human Doctor of the Light Fae
First appearance

It's a Fae, Fae, Fae, Fae World
Last appearance

Those Who Wander
Portrayed by

Zoie Palmer
Information
Nickname(s) Dr. Lauren Lewis
Aliases Karen Beattie
Species Human
Gender Female
Spouse(s) None
Children None
Relatives Unrevealed
Appeared In IW Episodes
Aligned Light Fae
Fate Disappeared without a trace at the end of the events in Those Who Wander

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Lost Girl is a Canadian developed and produced television series which premiered in the 2010 season on the television channel Showcase.


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Lauren, formally known as Doctor Lauren Lewis, and previously being named Karen Beattie, was the name of a character that appeared in the Lost Girl television series who was the primary doctor to the Light Fae, served The Ash, and at one time was Bo's lover and girlfriend. She is human and is extremely knowledgable in the existence of the Fae and their world.

The role was played by the actress Zoie Palmer. She first appeared in the series premiere It's a Fae, Fae, Fae, Fae World where she first met Bo and became enamored by her. As the series progressed, her relationship with Bo became more involved until in the third season she and Bo became a couple. This relationship faced many hurdles but survived until Lauren broke off their relationship during the third season of the series.

It was also revealed through the second season that Lauren had a girlfriend named Nadia who was seemingly in a coma for an extended period of time. Bo discovered that in fact Nadia was under a curse and removed it, reuniting Lauren and Nadia. Bo was then forced to kill Nadia in self-defense when she was possessed by The Garuda at the end of the Second Season.

During the third season, it was revealed that Lauren's real name was Karen Beattie and she was wanted by the authorities for questioning over her actions in the past as a political protestor among other possible reasons. This drove Lauren from serving The Ash to joining with Doctor Isaac Taft in his plans to become Fae. Lauren was blamed for what were claimed by The Morrigan to be terrorist actions and she was isolated from the Fae, becoming a wanted human facing death if captured.

Her final appearance in the series was in the season finale of the third season, Those Who Wander. Lauren discovered that Aife, Bo's mother was alive and being held by Doctor Taft. She also discovered the lengths to which Doctor Taft would go to in order to complete his plans which included torture and mass killings of Fae. Lauren succeeded in making Doctor Taft Fae, but managed to trick him, allowing Dyson to eventually kill Doctor Taft.

At the end of the episode, Lauren had vanished without a trace, her current whereabouts unknown and uncertain. All indications are that she will reappear in the fourth season of the series.


Character History


Appearances in the Lost Girl Series

First Season
Second Season
Third Season


Information revealed in the series


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