Doctor Who 6x11

1. My name is Lucy Hayward

2. and I'm the last one left.

3. It's funny —

4. you don't know what's going to be in your room

5. until you see it, then you realize

6. it could never have been anything else.

7. Aaah!

8. The gaps between my worship are getting shorter.

9. This is what happened to the others.

10. - Praise him. - Praise him.

11. It's all so clear now. I'm so happy.

12. Praise him.

13. Praise him.

14. Praise him.

15. Praise him.

16. "Let's go to Raven's Gala," he says.

17. "The people are 600 feet tall.

18. "You have to talk to them in hot air balloons

19. "and the tourist information center's

20. made of one of their hats," he says.

21. I'm sorry, but I don't see any huge hats.

22. Amy, Beaky, this could be the most exciting thing

23. I have ever seen. - You're kidding.

24. How can you be excited about a rubbish hotel

25. on a rubbish bit of Earth?

26. Because, assembled Ponds, this is not Earth.

27. This has just been made to look like Earth.

28. The craftsmanship involved.

29. Can you imagine?

30. What? And where are we?

31. I dunno, something must have

32. yanked us off-course.

33. Look at the detail on that cheese plant.

34. Right, but who would mock up an Earth hotel?

35. Colonists, maybe, recreating

36. a bit of home, like when ex-pats

37. open English pubs in Mallorca.

38. No,

39. whoever did this, I am shaking

40. his/her hand/tentacle.

41. Have you seen these?

42. Look at the labels underneath.

43. "Commander Halak defeat",

44. "Tim Heath, having his photo taken",

45. "Lady Silvertear,

46. Daleks".

47. Other people's thoughts.

48. "Tim Nelson, balloons".

49. "Novice Prynne, saberwolves".

50. "Royston LeGould, Plymouth".

51. "Lucy Hayward, that brutal gorilla".

52. Doctor, what does it mean?

53. I don't know. Let's find out.

54. Aaah!

55. That was quick. We surrender.

56. Who are you? It's okay, we're nice.

57. She's threatening me with a chair leg.

58. Who are you?

59. - Oh, God, we're back in reception. - We surrender.

60. I've never been threatened with a chair leg before.

61. No, hang on, I tell a lie.

62. Did you just say "It's okay, we're nice"?

63. Okay, I need everyone to shut up now!

64. Rita, be careful, yeah?

65. Their pupils are dilated.

66. They are as surprised as we are, besides which,

67. if it's a trick, it'll tell us something.

68. Oh, you're good. Oh, she's good.

69. Amy, with regret, you're fired.

70. What?

71. I'm kidding. We'll talk.

72. I take it, from the pathological

73. compulsion to surrender, you're from Tivoli.

74. Yes, the most invaded planet in the galaxy.

75. Our anthem is called

76. "Glory to".

77. You with the face, Howie, you said

78. you were surprised to be back in reception.

79. The walls move, everything changes.

80. You, clever one, what's he talking about?

81. The corridors twist and stretch,

82. rooms vanish and pop up somewhere else.

83. It's like the hotel's alive.

84. That quite enough of that.

85. Yeah, and it's huge.

86. Like no way out.

87. Did you try the front door?

88. No, in two days, it never occurred to us

89. to try the front door — thank God you're here.

90. They're not doors, they're walls,

91. walls that look like doors.

92. "Doorwalls," if you like, or "dwalls" — "woors," even,

93. though you probably got it when you said they're not doors.

94. I mean, the windows are... Right.

95. Big day for a fan of walls.

96. It's not just that.

97. The rooms have things in them.

98. Things? Hello!

99. What kind of things, interesting things?

100. I love things. Ask anyone.

101. Bad dreams.

102. Well, that killed the mood.

103. How did you get here?

104. I don't know. I'd just started my shift.

105. I must've passed out, because, suddenly,

106. I was here.

107. I was blogging. Next thing, this.

108. Well, I was at work. I'm in town planning.

109. We're lining all the highways with trees

110. so invading forces can march in the shade.

111. Oh... Yeah. Which is nice for them.

112. So what have we got?

113. People being snatched from their lives

114. and dropped into an endless, shifting maze

115. that looks like a 1980s hotel with bad dreams in the bedrooms.

116. Well, apart from anything else, that's just rude.

117. We'll pop back to the TARDIS, I'll do a planetwide

118. diagnostic sweep, and then we'll have a singsong.

119. Where's the TARDIS?

120. You parked it there, didn't you?

121. What's a TARDIS?

122. Our way out. And it's gone.

123. O... kay.

124. This is bad — at the moment,

125. I don't know how bad, but, certainly,

126. we're three buses, a long walk —

127. and a taxi from good.

128. Are there any more of you?

129. Joe, but he's tied up right now.

130. Doing what?

131. No, I mean he's tied up

132. right now.

133. Hello.

134. I'm the Doctor.

135. We're going to die here.

136. Well, they certainly didn't mention that in the brochure.

137. Is Joe there? Can I have a quick word?

138. Oh, it's still me, Doctor,

139. but I've seen the light.

140. I lived a blasphemous life,

141. but he has forgiven my inconstancy

142. and, soon, he shall feast.

143. Well, you've been here for two days.

144. What's he waiting for? We weren't ready.

145. We were still raw.

146. But, now, you're, what, cooked?

147. If you like.

148. Soon, you will be, too.

149. Be patient.

150. First,

151. find your room.

152. My room...

153. There's a room here for everyone, Doctor.

154. Even you.

155. You said you'd seen the light, now.

156. Nothing else matters anymore,

157. only him.

158. It's like these things.

159. I used to hate them.

160. They make me laugh, now.

161. "Gottle o'geer, Gottle o'geer."

162. You should go.

163. He'll be here soon.

164. I think you should come with me.

165. Why you four?

166. That's what I don't understand.

167. Aside from all the other things I don't understand.

168. What does it matter?

169. Sooner or later, someone will come along

170. and rescue us.

171. Or enslave us.

172. First, we find the TARDIS.

173. Quick thing, before we go — if you feel drawn

174. to a particular room, do not go in,

175. and make sure someone else can see you at all times.

176. Joe said "he will feast."

177. Is there something here with us?

178. Something to add, Joe?

179. "Here comes a candle to light you to bed...

180. Here comes a chopper to chop off your head".

181. Chop, chop,

182. chop, chop.

183. Can we do something about him?

184. Personally, I think you've got the right idea.

185. At times like this, I think of my old school motto —

186. "resistance is exhausting."

187. I've worked out where we are.

188. - Norway. - Norway?

189. See, the U.S. government has entire cities

190. hidden in the Norwegian mountains.

191. See, Earth is on a collision course

192. with this other planet

193. and this is where they're going to send

194. all the rich people when it kicks off.

195. Amazing.

196. It's all there, on the Internet.

197. No, it's amazing you've come up with

198. a theory even more insane

199. than what's actually happening.

200. Hello.

201. Have you've forgotten your P.E. kit again?

202. Right, that's it, you're doing it in your pants!

203. Hey! Don't!

204. Oh, my gosh.

205. Oh, look, girls, it's h-h-Howie.

206. Aah!

207. K-k-k-klingon.

208. Praise him.

209. Shut the — the-the-the door.

210. This is just

211. some m-m-messed up CIA stuff,

212. I'm-I'm — I'm telling you.

213. You're right, keep telling yourself that.

214. It's a CIA thing, nothing more.

215. Uh... Guys.

216. Look.

217. Okay, whatever that is, it's not real, yeah?

218. No, no, I'm sure it isn't, but, just in case,

219. let's run away and hide, anyway... in here.

220. This — no, this way.

221. I found a —

222. A "B" in mathematics?

223. You are lazy.

224. Do you understand me, girl? Lazy.

225. I'm sorry, daddy, I'm so sorry.

226. Praise him. Aaah!

227. Rory, come on!

228. There was a — come o-o-on!

229. Ah.

230. Ay!

231. Don't... blink.

232. What?

233. Amy, get back.

234. Why haven't they got us yet?

235. Amy, they're not real.

236. What?

237. They should've got us by now.

238. Amy, look at me. Focus on me.

239. It's your bad dream, that's all.

240. I don't even think they're for us.

241. Aah!

242. Doctor, what are you doing?

243. I'm sorry, I just have to see what it is.

244. I just — I have to see.

245. Oh, look at you.

246. You are beautiful.

247. Ah!

248. Oh, dear.

249. I think it's going after Joe.

250. Come to me.

251. Come to me.

252. Aah! Ha ha ha! Praise him.

253. Leave him alone!

254. Joe!

255. Joe!

256. Joe!

257. Joe?

258. Joe!

259. Joe!

260. Joe, what happened?

261. If we can wedge a chair under the door handles,

262. that should stop anything getting in.

263. Help yourself to tea.

264. Guys, tea over here.

265. If it's any consolation,

266. I've met the Weeping Angels,

267. so I know how —

268. in fact, I thought that room was for me.

269. Joe was right —

270. whatever it is, in here,

271. it actually wants to kill us.

272. Not oppress us or enslave us,

273. kill us!

274. Okay, listen —

275. the Doctor's been part

276. of my life for so long now,

277. and he's never let me down,

278. even when I thought he had,

279. when I was a kid and he left me.

280. He came back. He saved me.

281. And now, he's going to save you.

282. But don't tell him I said that,

283. because the smugness would be terrifying.

284. Of course, if the Weeping Angels

285. were meant for me,

286. then your room is still out there,

287. somewhere.

288. Every time the Doctor gets pally with someone —

289. I have this overwhelming urge

290. to notify their next of kin.

291. Ooh!

292. - What? - Sorry.

293. The last time I said something like that,

294. you hit me with your shoe.

295. And you literally had to sit down

296. and unlace it, first.

297. What, exactly, happened to him?

298. He died.

299. You are a medical Doctor, aren't you?

300. You haven't just got a degree

301. in cheesemaking, or something.

302. No. Well, yes. Both, actually.

303. I mean, there is no cause —

304. all his vital organs simply stopped,

305. as if the simple spark of life —

306. his loves and hates, his faiths and fears —

307. were just taken.

308. And this is a cup of tea.

309. Of course. I'm British.

310. It's how we cope with trauma.

311. Oh. That, and tutting.

312. But how did you make it?

313. All hotels should have a well-stocked kitchen,

314. even alien, fake ones.

315. I heard you talking when you arrived.

316. Look, it's no more ridiculous

317. than Howie's CIA theory, or mine.

318. Which is?

319. This is Jahannam.

320. You're a Muslim.

321. Don't be frightened.

322. Ha!

323. You think this is hell?

324. The whole '80s-hotel thing

325. took me by surprise, though.

326. And all these fears and phobias wandering about

327. are mostly completely unconnected to us,

328. so why are they still here?

329. Maybe the cleaners have gone on strike.

330. Ha!

331. I like you, you're a right clever clogs.

332. But this isn't hell, Rita.

333. You don't understand. I say that without fear.

334. Jahannam will play its tricks

335. and there'll be times when I want to run and scream,

336. but I've tried to give a good life

337. and that knowledge keeps me sane,

338. despite the monsters in the bonkers rooms.

339. Gibbis...

340. Is an alien, isn't he?

341. Yeah. Sorry.

342. Okay-y-y, I'm going to file that under "freak out about later".

343. Doctor, look at this.

344. I found it in the corridor.

345. I completely forgot I had it.

346. Uh —

347. "My name is Lucy Hayward

348. "and I'm the last one left.

349. "It took Luke first.

350. "It got him on his first day,

351. almost as soon as we arrived."

352. It's funny —

353. you don't know what's going to be in your room

354. until you see it, then you realize

355. it could never have been anything else.

356. "I just saw mine.

357. "It was a gorilla from a book I'd read as a kid.

358. "My God, that thing used to terrify me.

359. "The gaps between my worships

360. are getting shorter, like contractions."

361. This is what happened to the others.

362. And how lucky they were.

363. It's all so clear now.

364. I'm so happy.

365. Praise him.

366. "Praise him."

367. Praise him.

368. What did you just say?

369. Nothing.

370. Praise him!

371. This is what happened to Joe!

372. Howie, it's going to be okay.

373. I won't leave you. I promise.

374. - You have my word on that. - I don't want to get eaten.

375. Howie, calm down.

376. He's going to lead the monster right here!

377. Thank you.

378. Can't you see? He'll lead it right here!

379. What do you suggest?

380. Look, whatever it is out there,

381. it's obviously chosen Howard

382. as its next course.

383. Now, tragic though that is,

384. this is no time for sentiment.

385. I'm saying, if it were to find him,

386. it may be satisfied and let the rest of us go.

387. All I want to do is go home and be

388. conquered and oppressed, is that too much to ask?

389. It's okay. I'll stay with Howie.

390. You take the others and go.

391. No, we stay together.

392. Your civilization is one

393. of the oldest in the galaxy.

394. Now, I see why.

395. Your cowardice isn't quaint, it's sly,

396. aggressive.

397. No.

398. That's how that gene of gutlessness

399. has survived,

400. while so many others have perished.

401. But not today.

402. No one else dies today.

403. Right?

404. Yeah...

405. Brilliant.

406. Uh-huh.

407. Howie,

408. any second now, it's going to possess you again.

409. When it does, I'm going to ask you some questions.

410. Please try to answer them.

411. I hope my mum's all right.

412. Sh-she's going to be w-worried.

413. Howie.

414. Howie.

415. Howie, you're next.

416. We're all dead jealous, so tell us,

417. how do we get a piece of the action?

418. Why isn't he possessing all of us?

419. You guys have got all these distractions,

420. all these obstacles.

421. It'd be so much easier

422. if you just let it go, you know? Clear the path.

423. You want it to find you,

424. even though you know what it's going to do?

425. Are you kidding?

426. He's going to kill us all.

427. How cool is that?

428. It's as I thought — it feeds on fear.

429. Everything — the rooms, Lucy's note,

430. I mean, even the pictures in reception —

431. has been put here to frighten us,

432. so we have to resist it.

433. Do whatever you have to — cross your fingers,

434. say a prayer, think of a basket of kittens —

435. but do not give in to the fear.

436. Okay, but what are we actually going to do?

437. We're going to catch ourselves a monster.

438. Bring me death.

439. Bring me glory!

440. My master, My Lord, I'm here!

441. Come to me.

442. I'm waiting, here, for you.

443. He has promised me a glorious death.

444. Give it to me now.

445. I want him to know my devotion.

446. Anything to do with you?

447. How's it going?

448. Don't talk to the clown!

449. Praise... Him.

450. Praise... Him.

451. Ah!

452. Rory, he's in!

453. Let his name be the last thing I hear.

454. Let his breath on my skin

455. be the last thing I feel.

456. I was lost in shadows, but he found me.

457. His love was a beacon

458. that led me from darkness to light

459. and, now, I am blinded by his majesty.

460. Humbled by his glory!

461. - Praise... Him. - That's quite enough of that.

462. What's going on?

463. You lied to me.

464. Calm down, Howie, this is for your own go.

465. Oh, at least stand where I can see you.

466. I've been told not to speak to you.

467. Don't mean you can't listen.

468. Nothing personal.

469. I just think we should take things slowly.

470. Get to know each other.

471. You take people's most primal fears

472. and pop it in a room,

473. tailor-made hell, just for them — why?

474. Did you say "they" take?

475. Ah-ah, what is that word?

476. Th-the guard. No, the —

477. the warden.

478. This is a prison.

479. You were right, you know.

480. Chances are, if you hand me over,

481. he'll leave you alone.

482. Yeah, but we saw how that idea

483. got shot down in flames.

484. It's not like kicking me out of a plane

485. to lighten the load — I'm asking you for this.

486. I'm begging you.

487. You're possessed. You'd say anything.

488. And possessed guys can be quite strong.

489. Who's to say I didn't overpower you?

490. So what are we, cellmates?

491. Lunch?

492. We are not... ripe.

493. That's what Joe said, that we weren't ready.

494. So what, what, you make us... Ready, you, what?

495. "Replace."

496. Replace what, fear?

497. You have lived... so long,

498. even your name is lost.

499. You want this to stop.

500. Because you are...

501. Just instinct.

502. Then tell me, tell me how to fight you.

503. My master, My Lord, I'm here!

504. - That's Howie. - He's got out.

505. Oh, bring me death! Oh!

506. No no no no no!

507. Rory! Ah! Rory, watch out!

508. Aah! Stay back.

509. Uhh! Whoa!

510. Pond, bring the fish.

511. What, the fi— oh, the fish.

512. Where'd he go?

513. Somebody hit me.

514. Was it Amy? Ha!

515. - Rory, are you all right? - Mm-hmm.

516. We should find the Doctor.

517. Praise him.

518. Praise him. Praise him.

519. You shouldn't have done that.

520. - What did you see? - Nothing. Nothing.

521. - I don't know. It was weird. - Come on.

522. He got free.

523. He overpowered me.

524. It might leave us alone now.

525. Maybe now we'll be safe.

526. Wait! Oh.

527. Have you found your room yet?

528. No, no.

529. Is that good or bad?

530. Maybe you're not scared of anything.

531. Well, after all the time I spent with you

532. in the TARDIS, what was left to be scared of?

533. You said that in the past tense.

534. No, I didn't.

535. You know,

536. Howie had been in speech therapy.

537. He'd just got over this massive stammer.

538. What an achievement.

539. I mean, can you imagine?

540. I'd forgotten not all victories

541. are about saving the Universe.

542. Rita! Brilliant!

543. How are you?

544. Not panicking, are you?

545. Good, good, because I'm literally

546. an otter's toenail away from getting us out of here.

547. Why?

548. Excellent question.

549. Excellent question.

550. Why... What?

551. Why is up to you to save us?

552. That's quite a God complex you've have, there.

553. I brought them here.

554. I'd say it was their choice,

555. but offer a child a suitcase full

556. of sweets, and they'll take it.

557. Offer someone all of time and space,

558. and they'll take that, too.

559. Which is why you shouldn't.

560. Which is why grownups were invented.

561. All of time and space, eh?

562. Oh, yeah.

563. And when we get out of this, I'll show you, too.

564. I don't know what you're talking about,

565. but whatever it was, I have a feeling

566. you just did it again.

567. Right down to the smallest detail.

568. Got you, Mr. Minotaur.

569. Praise him.

570. Aah!

571. Praise him.

572. Praise him.

573. Praise him. Praise him. Praise him.

574. Praise him.

575. Of course.

576. Who else?

577. Oh, you beauty!

578. Come on, big fella. Where are you?

579. Ah.

580. Ahh.

581. Rita, where are you going?

582. Come on, come on, come on.

583. Come on.

584. Rita, where are you going?

585. Oh, can you take the phone into the corridor?

586. Will it reach?

587. You started to praise it,

588. didn't you?

589. Rita, come back, please.

590. We'll find a way to stop it, I swear to you.

591. No, I need to get as far away from you all as possible.

592. No no no, you don't —

593. the creature only wants whoever's praising him.

594. And then you'll put yourself in its way.

595. I'm coming to get you. Block out the fear

596. and stay focused on your belief.

597. The hotel will keep us apart.

598. I could be 50 miles away by now.

599. I want you to do me

600. one last favor, Doctor.

601. I can feel the rapture

602. approaching like a wave.

603. I don't want you to witness this.

604. I want you

605. to remember me the way I was.

606. What's going on?

607. Rita's disappeared.

608. What is she doing there?

609. Rita.

610. Rita, please.

611. Let me find you.

612. You stay where you are.

613. Please, let me be robbed of my faith in private.

614. Look, Rita, Rita,

615. go into the room, lock the door!

616. I'm not frightened. I'm blessed, Doctor.

617. I'm at peace.

618. I'm going to hang up. No, no, no, Rita.

619. Goodbye, Doctor. Rita!

620. Thank you for trying.

621. Rita, please, please!

622. Please!

623. Ah!

624. A-argh!

625. Okay.

626. It preys on people's fear and possesses them.

627. But Rita wasn't afraid, she was brave

628. and calm.

629. Maybe it's something to do with the people,

630. some connection between the four of you

631. that'll tell me how to fight it.

632. Yes, you keep saying that, but you never do.

633. And, while we wait, people keep dying,

634. and we'll be next!

635. Look, he'll work it out. He always does.

636. Just left him riff

637. and move anything expensive out of his way.

638. Oh, no. Oh, no, no.

639. Doctor, what's wrong?

640. It's not fear.

641. It's faith.

642. Not just religious faith, faith in something.

643. Howard believed in conspiracies,

644. that external forces control the world.

645. Joe had dice cufflinks and a chain with a horseshoe.

646. He was a gambler. Gamblers believe in luck,

647. an intangible force that helps them win or lose.

648. Gibbis has rejected any personal autonomy

649. and is waiting for the next batch of invaders

650. to oppress him and tell him what to do.

651. They all believe there's something

652. guiding them, about to save them.

653. That's what it replaces.

654. Every time someone was confronted

655. with their most primal fear,

656. they fell back on their most fundamental faith.

657. And all this time,

658. I have been telling you to dig deep,

659. find the thing that keeps you brave.

660. I made you expose your faith,

661. show them what they needed.

662. But why us? Why are we here?

663. It doesn't want you.

664. That's why it kept showing you a way out.

665. You're not religious or superstitious,

666. so there's no faith for you to fall back on.

667. It wants her.

668. Me?

669. Why?

670. Your faith in me.

671. That's what brought us here.

672. But why do they lose their faith before they die

673. and start worshipping... It?

674. It needs to convert the faith

675. into a form it can consume.

676. Faith is an energy,

677. the specific, emotional energy

678. the creature needs to live,

679. which is why, at the end of her note, Lucy said...

680. - Praise him. - Exactly.

681. No.

682. Oh, please, no.

683. Amy!

684. What are you doing?

685. Oh, he is beautiful.

686. Leave her! Just leave her!

687. Doctor, it's happening. It's changing me.

688. Amy.

689. It's changing my thoughts.

690. I can't save you from this.

691. There's nothing I can do to stop this.

692. What?

693. I stole your childhood and, now,

694. I've led you by the hand to your death.

695. But the worst thing is, I knew.

696. I knew this would happen.

697. This is what always happens.

698. Aah!

699. Forget your faith in me.

700. I took you with me because I was vain.

701. Because I wanted to be adored.

702. Look at you.

703. The glorious Pond.

704. The girl who waited for me.

705. I'm not a hero.

706. I really am just a madman in a box.

707. And it's time we saw each other

708. as we really are.

709. Amy Williams.

710. It's time to stop waiting.

711. I severed the food supply,

712. sacrificing her faith in me,

713. gave you the space to die.

714. Shh, shh.

715. What is it, a Minotaur or an alien?

716. Or an alien Minotaur. That's not a question

717. I thought I'd be asking this morning.

718. I mean, it's both, actually, yeah, here we go.

719. Distant cousin of the Nimon.

720. They descend on planets and set themselves up

721. as Gods to be worshipped,

722. which is fine, until the inhabitants

723. get all secular and advanced enough

724. to build bonkers prisons.

725. Prisons in space.

726. - Where are the guards? - No need for any.

727. It's all automated. It drifts through space,

728. snatching people with belief systems

729. and converts their faith

730. into food for the creature.

731. See that planet there?

732. - Which one? - The gray one, there.

733. - Mm-hmm. - That's where I'm from.

734. They didn't want just me,

735. so you must believe in some God,

736. or someone,

737. or they'd have shown you the door, too.

738. So what do Time Lords pray to?

739. According to the in-flight recorder,

740. the program developed glitches.

741. It got stuck on the same setting.

742. The fears from the people before us

743. weren't tidied away.

744. What's it saying?

745. "An ancient creature

746. "drenched in the blood

747. "of the innocent,

748. "drifting in space,

749. "through an endless, shifting maze.

750. For such a creature..."

751. "Death would be a gift..."

752. "And accepted."

753. Then sleep well.

754. "I wasn't talking about myself."

755. Could I have a lift?

756. Just to the nearest galaxy will do.

757. Don't tell me — this isn't Earth,

758. that isn't a real house —

759. and inside lives a goblin

760. who feeds on indecision.

761. No. Real Earth —

762. Real house, real door keys.

763. You're not serious.

764. The car, too?

765. That — that's my favorite car.

766. How did you know that was my favorite car?

767. You showed me a picture of it once and said,

768. "This is my favorite car."

769. - Rory. - Yeah.

770. Can you give us two minutes?

771. Two minutes.

772. She'll say that we can't accept it

773. because it's too extravagant and we'll

774. always feel a crippling sense of obligation.

775. It's a risk I'm willing to take.

776. Hey.

777. So.

778. You're leaving, aren't you?

779. You haven't seen the last of me.

780. "Bad penny" is my middle name.

781. Seriously, the looks I get

782. when I fill in a form, it's...

783. Why now?

784. Because you're still... breathing.

785. Well, I think this is about the washing-up.

786. Ha.

787. Personally.

788. I mean, you're right, there's still heaps

789. of stuff out there to look at.

790. Do you know? There's a planet

791. whose name literally translates as

792. "Volatile Circus..."

793. Or maybe there's a bigger, scarier adventure

794. waiting for you in there.

795. Even so, it can't happen like this.

796. After everything we've been through, Doctor,

797. everything,

798. You can't just drop me off at my house

799. and say goodbye like we shared a cab.

800. And what's the alternative,

801. me, standing over your grave?

802. Over your broken body, over Rory's body.

803. If you bump into my daughter,

804. tell her to visit her old mum sometime.

805. Look after him.

806. Look after you.

807. Bye.

808. Bye.

809. What happened?

810. What's he doing?

811. He's saving us.