As the doors closed behind him he got the worst of ideas. He could still save them. If they never left their home planet they wouldn't be in 1930's manhattan or in that graveyard. He'd have amy and rory back, the apalapachians would still be alive, the byzantium would never crash, and sally sparrow would lead a normal human life. It was impossible, but he had to try. He rushed to the console, flipping levers and punching buttons. "Come on sexy, I know you can do it." River felt the tardis begin to shake violently, it screeched as if in pain. "what has he gotten himself up to this time?" She thought to herself as she flipped the typerwriter off. The tardis lurched again, and again, and again as she struggled down the corridor towards …show more content…
They crashed. The tardis began to fill with that bad, bad smoke. River rushed towards the doors. "Out, out! Very bad, deadly smoke!" the doctor yelled following his wife.
"Yes, I know sweetie thats why I'm running!" She turned toward him grabbing his hand as he stopped to look around the room. "Come on!" she yelled, throwing open the doors to reveal that they were parralel to the ground. They crawled out snapping the doors shut behind
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Flowers of all colors grew everywhere. Cascading mountains stood in the distance. "It's beautiful...where are we?" The Doctor was circling his fallen tardis sitting on it's side with the sonic screwdriver out mumbling "...should be fine... just needs some time...a day maybe? Yeah, a day...maybe less, theres so much time energy everywhere!" He turned towards her. "Sorry dear, it looks like we're stuck here for a bit."
"Where is here, when is here!?" she asked skeptically.
"The early universe, really early universe, before the time lords even. That's a generation 1 star!" he said pointing to the sun in the sky. "This is one of the first planets."
"What's it's name?"
"It doesn't have one, doesn't need one really. But..."He got that classic grimace of his on his face.
"But what?" She felt fear begin to creep up on her.
"Well...it's the homeworld of the angels."
"What! You got us trapped on the homeworld of the weeping angels for a day!"
"Maybe less..."
"For what!?!"
"Well, it's our ony chance..."
"Of?"
"Saving amy and rory..."
She slapped him. "You sentimental
He ran to his parents’ room and jumped on their bed, screaming “Wake up! Wake up! We have to go now!”
She bolted to her feet despite being asleep only moments before. "Not again," she muttered through gritted teeth, expertly throwing on a pair of tennis shoes and rushing out of the burning room. The girl dropped
“Back when I was in school I was always fascinated, about stars and the planets.”
"I suppose the boy's got a point," Arthur said. "Look at the pup's li’l legs. Something like that is useless in here."
“Did they really find me again?” She muttered under her breath. Trying to catch her breath to run faster, getting used to being on the run. At least she was used to it by now. Nothing different than saying “hi” to friends.
“Honey it’s time to get up.” She called up the stairs. She heard a clang and little footsteps. Will appeared around the corner and ran down
“WHAT?! Oh my God!” she screamed with a hint of crying. She bolted out the door, grabbing my brother by the arm, started the car and rushed to the hospital leaving Chloe and
“Just calm down, it well be find.” She passed him a cup of tea, “They always have that kind of ‘conversation’ between the patient’s family members and the doctors...”
"They're trying to make me run," he tells her. "I've never run from anybody before."
"Sorry but we have to be quiet and I don't want you to scream from me startling you. Listen we have to get out of here. It isn't safe for you to be out in the open. No questions right now lets just get to safety." He grabbed my wrist tightly and we began to run again.
run. She sprinted out of the house. Out of breath, she saw something behind her. It was a tall
The heat from the walls melted his flesh, a searing pain that went to his bone. Jonus bit back a scream. Screaming would scare River. At least the voices quieted to a muffled buzz in the back of the head. He fell to his knees and put River on the floor.
“You need to calm down Mr. Sharp, I will explain everything after I know that you yourself are okay.” The doctor told him in a soothing voice.
She continues for a while before returning to her chamber. [The doctor goes back to his bedroom and stops, closing the door behind him. Letting out a big sigh, he looks into the audience] Doctor: Oh, dear Lord.
"Who says it didn't? What I say is that a sun won't last forever. That's all I'm saying. We're safe for twenty billion years, but then what?" Lupov pointed a slightly shaky finger at the other. "And don't say we'll switch to another sun."