Script VO épisode 610 "The Girl who waited"
INT. TARDIS
DOCTOR : Apalapucia.
AMY : Say it again ?
DOCTOR : Apalapucia.
AMY : Apalapu...
DOCTOR : Chia.
RORY : Apalapucia.
DOCTOR : Apalapucia.
AMY : Apalapucia. What a beautiful word.
DOCTOR : Beautiful word, beautiful world. Apalapucia, voted number two planet in the top ten greatest destinations for the discerning intergalactic traveller.
RORY : Why couldn't we go to number one ?
DOCTOR : It's hideous. Everyone goes to number one. Planet of the coffee shops. Apalapucia. I give you sunsets, spires, soaring silver colonnades. I give you...
The Doctor opens the Tardis door to reveal - a white space with a door.
RORY : Doors.
WHITE SPACE
DOCTOR : Doors. Yes. I give you doors. But on the other side of those doors, I give you sunsets, spires, soaring silver colonnades.
AMY : Have you seen my phone ?
DOCTOR : Your phone ?
AMY : Yeah.
DOCTOR : Your mobile telephone ? I bring you to a paradise planet, two billion light years from Earth, and you want to update Twitter.
AMY : Sunsets, spires, soaring silver colonnades. It's a camera phone.
DOCTOR : On the counter, by the DVDs.
AMY : Thank you.
RORY : How do we get in ?
DOCTOR : I don't know. Push a button.
There is a choice of two - Green Anchor and Red Waterfall. Rory presses the Green.
GREEN ANCHOR ROOM
Still stark white decor, with a glass table and three avante guarde chairs.
DOCTOR : Okay, so rain check on the soaring silver colonnades.
RORY : Yeah. It's a magnifying glass.
And it is in the middle of the table. Amy comes out of the Tardis with her phone.
AMY [OC] : Hey ? Hey, it's locked.
RORY : Yeah, push the button.
Of course, she presses the Red Waterfall button.
RED WATERFALL ROOM
Identical to Green Anchor except there are no people here.
AMY : Rory ?
GREEN ANCHOR ROOM
RORY : Come on, Amy.
RED WATERFALL ROOM
The door shuts.
AMY : Great.
GREEN ANCHOR ROOM
Rory opens the door.
RORY : Where is she ? Where on wherever we are is my wife ?
The Doctor presses the green button on the magnifying glass. Amy looks into the glass in her room and the Doctor sees her.
DOCTOR : Rory, I think I've found her.
RORY : What do you mean you've found her ? Whoa. No, but, she's not, she's not here.
RED WATERFALL ROOM
RORY [in glass] : I can see her, but she's not here.
GREEN ANCHOR ROOM
AMY [in glass] : Where am I ? In fact, where are you ?
A white robot enters. It has a blank face, one red and one green button on its torso, and is holding up a hand.
RORY : Whoa.
DOCTOR : Hands. Hello, hands. Robot with hands, Rory.
HANDBOT : Welcome to the Twostreams facility. Will you be visiting long ?
AMY [in glass] : Er, Doctor, something's happening.
The image in the glass starts to wiggle.
DOCTOR : Er, Amy ? Stay calm. Stay still. Ah, time's gone wobbly. I hate it when it does that.
HANDBOT : Will you be visiting long ?
RORY : Good question. Bit sinister. What's the answer to not get us killed ?
DOCTOR : It's okay, I've got you, you're fine.
RED WATERFALL ROOM
ROBOT : Will you be visiting long ?
RORY [in glass] : Doctor ? A little help, Doctor.
AMY : And where have you been ?
GREEN ANCHOR ROOM
RORY : What do I tell it ?
AMY [in glass] : I've been here a week.
RED WATERFALL ROOM
DOCTOR [in glass] : A week ?
GREEN ANCHOR ROOM
DOCTOR : A week ? I'm so sorry. Ah-ha. Same room, different times. Two different timestreams running parallel but at different speeds. Amy, you're in a faster timestream.
RED WATERFALL ROOM
AMY : Doctor, it's going again.
GREEN ANCHOR ROOM
RORY : Doctor !
DOCTOR : Amy !
AMY [in glass] : Doctor !
RED WATERFALL ROOM
DOCTOR [in glass] : Come on. Gotcha. There. Stabilised, settled, shush.
GREEN ANCHOR ROOM
RORY : Why has this got hands ?
DOCTOR : Organic skin. Ultimate universal interface, grown and grafted, not born. I mean, it's actually seeing with its fingers, scanning the room. But why not just give it eyes ?
HANDBOT : Will you be visiting long ?
DOCTOR : As long as it takes.
RED WATERFALL ROOM
DOCTOR [in glass] : Amy, what exactly did you do ?
AMY : I just, I came in
GREEN ANCHOR ROOM
AMY [in glass] : And I pressed the door button.
RORY : Oh.
RED WATERFALL ROOM
RORY [in glass] : Amy, there are two buttons. The green anchor and the red waterfall.
GREEN ANCHOR ROOM
RORY : Which one did you push ?
AMY [in glass] : I pushed the red waterfall.
RORY : Great.
WHITE SPACE
Rory goes outside, lets the door close and presses Red Waterfall. The door opens on an empty room.
RORY : Amy ?
He steps back, the door closes and he presses Green Anchor.
GREEN ANCHOR ROOM
RORY : I pressed Red Waterfall, and she wasn't there.
DOCTOR : Okay, so you can't follow her directly. You know, it's never simple. Did you hear that, Handbot ? She pressed the wrong button, that's all. We're aliens, we didn't know.
HANDBOT : Statement rejected. Apalapucia is under planet-wide quarantine. This is a kindness facility for those infected with Chen Seven.
The Doctor covers his mouth and nose with his coat lapel.
DOCTOR : What ?
RORY : Chen Seven, hmm ?
DOCTOR : The one day plague.
RORY : What, you get it for a day ?
DOCTOR : No, you get it, and you die in a day.
HANDBOT : There are forty thousand residents in the Twostreams Facility. Please remain in the sterile areas. Visiting hours are now.
The Handbot beams itself away.
DOCTOR : Sterile area. I'm safe.
RED WATERFALL ROOM
AMY : What about me ?
GREEN ANCHOR ROOM
DOCTOR : Chen Seven only affects two-hearted races like Apalapucians.
RED WATERFALL ROOM
RORY [in glass] : And Time Lords.
DOCTOR [in glass] : Yeah, like me. Walk into that facility, I'm dead in a day.
GREEN ANCHOR ROOM
DOCTOR : Time moves faster on Amy's side of the glass.
RED WATERFALL ROOM
DOCTOR [in glass] : Amy, you said you'd been here a week. What did you eat ?
GREEN ANCHOR ROOM
AMY [in glass] : Nothing. I wasn't hungry.
RED WATERFALL ROOM
DOCTOR [in glass] : No, because that Red Waterfall time is compressed. That's the point. The Time Glass syncs up the...
GREEN ANCHOR ROOM
DOCTOR : Two timestreams for visits. You could be in here for a day, and watch them live out their entire lives.
RORY : And watch them grow old in front of your eyes ?
RED WATERFALL ROOM
RORY [in glass] : That's horrible.
GREEN ANCHOR ROOM
DOCTOR : No, Rory, it's kind. You've got a choice. Sit by their.
RED WATERFALL ROOM
DOCTOR [in glass] : Bedside for twenty four hours and watch them die, or sit in here for twenty four hours and watch them live. Which would you choose ?
The Doctor pulls the Time Glass out of the table. Amy's one vanishes.
AMY : Doctor ? Doctor, no, don't leave me.
GREEN ANCHOR ROOM
DOCTOR : I'm here, Amy. I'm right here.
AMY [in glass] : Where are you ? Am I looking at you ?
DOCTOR : Turn left just a fraction. Bit more. Stop. That's it.
AMY [in glass] : Eye to eye ?
DOCTOR : Eye to eye to eye.
RORY : Hello.
DOCTOR : Amy, I'm taking the Time Glass back to the Tardis. Like satnav, I'll use it to get a lock, then smash through using the Tardis to get you out. Until then, you're on your own.
The Doctor sonicks the glass.
RORY : Er, what are you doing ?
DOCTOR : Locking it on to Amy. Small act of vandalism. No one'll mind.
An alarm sounds.
DOCTOR : Ah, that'll be the small act of vandalism alarm. Amy, I need you to go into the facility just for a bit. Find somewhere safe and leave me a sign. Remember, you're immune to Chen Seven, but don't let them give you anything. They don't know you're alien. Their kindness will kill you. Now go.
Amy presses a button labelled Check In.
AMY [in glass] : Rory, I love you. Now save me. Go on.
Through the check-in door, she is sprayed with a gas.
TARDIS
DOCTOR : This is locked onto Amy permanently. Play the signal into the console, the Tardis'll follow it. Now then, I know you're in here.
The Doctor rummages through a tool box.
DOCTOR : Er, er, ha ha ! How do I look ?
The Doctor has found a pair of thick rimmed glasses.
RORY : Ridiculous.
DOCTOR : Glasses are cool, see ?
He puts them on Rory.
DOCTOR : Oh, yes. Hello, handsome man.
RORY : Oh, hello.
DOCTOR : Hello, Rory-cam.
RORY : Huh ?
The image of the Doctor is on the Time Glass.
RORY : Oh, you can see what I see.
DOCTOR : We're breaking into Twostreams. Now, I can't go in there. The Chen Seven'll kill me, no regeneration. You will be my eyes and ears.
RORY : Rory-cam. Rescue Amy. Got it.
DOCTOR : That's the spirit. Now, smashing through a timewall could get a bit hairy.
RORY : Is it safe ?
DOCTOR : Don't know. Never tried. Best hold onto something.
CHECK IN AREA
Massive, white and deserted.
AMY : What the ?
She is grabbed by a beam of light from a panel in the ceiling. It has a pleasant female voice.
INTERFACE : Welcome to the Twostreams Facility.
AMY : Er, who are you and why can't I see you ?
INTERFACE : I am the Interface between yourself and the systems of the Twostreams Facility. I will be your guide, your teacher, your friend.
An image of a woman appears at a check in desk.
CHECK IN GIRL : Welcome to Twostreams. What is your name, please ?
AMY : Amy. Amy Pond.
CHECK IN GIRL : Welcome, Amy Pond. I see you're travelling alone. As a resident, you will now have access to all of the entertainment zones inside. For a taste of adventure, why not try the mountain zone, and explore Apalapucia's famous Glasmir Mountains. Or try our roller-coaster zone, authentically modelled on the famous Warpspeed Death Ride at Disneyland, Clom. All that you could wish for and more is through the Departure Gate, provided for you with kindness.
ARRIVALS AREA
INTERFACE : Unexpected visitor. Welcome. Please seek assistance.
A Handbot is up ahead.
AMY : Hello ? Hey. Oi, wait.
The Handbot turns and scans her.
HANDBOT : You are carrying unregistered bacteria. Please let me help you.
AMY : No, I'm not from this world. Your medicine'll kill me.
HANDBOT : Statement rejected. Do not be alarmed. This is a kindness.
Amy ducks and hides.
AMY : No, no, please, I hate needles.
HANDBOT : Secondary delivery system engaged.
It's head opens to reveal a needle gun. It misses its target and more Handbots beam in.
HANDBOT : Unauthorised infection on check-in, version two two three.
Amy jumps over a counter and gets into the service area.
SERVICE CORRIDOR
INTERFACE : Unauthorised resident detected.
Amy hides from a Handbot.
AMY : Come on.
HANDBOT : This is a kindness. Do not be alarmed. This is a kindness.
And the chase is on.
INTERFACE : Unauthorised resident detected. Unauthorised resident detected.
AMY : No. No, no.
HANDBOT : This is a kindness. Do not be alarmed. This is a kindness. This is a kindness. Do not be alarmed.
Amy pulls at a mesh screen around a vent.
AMY : Come on, please.
She gets inside.
HANDBOT : No residents detected. No residents detected.
AMY : They didn't see me. They didn't see me.
TARDIS
RORY : Red Waterfall. We made it.
DOCTOR : Good old us.
RED WATERFALL CORRIDOR
RORY : How do we know that we're in the same Red Waterfall as Amy ?
TARDIS
DOCTOR : Focus on the positive.
RED WATERFALL CORRIDOR
Rory looks at a topless Greek-style statue of a lady.
DOCTOR : We locked onto Amy's timestream.
TARDIS
DOCTOR : Eyes front, soldier.
RED WATERFALL CORRIDOR
RORY : Right, yes. Sorry.
TARDIS
DOCTOR : Apalapucians are the great cultural scavengers, Rory. This gallery's a scrapbook of their favourite places.
RED WATERFALL CORRIDOR
Mona Lisa on a pedestal.
RORY : Bit of Earth, bit of alien, bit of whatever the hell that is.
GATE ROOM
With several free standing portals and a central control column.
AMY : Interface ?
INTERFACE : I am here, Amy Pond.
AMY : Shush, shush. Turn that light off. So I'm, what is this ? How does it work ?
INTERFACE : This is the Gate. From here you may depart to any of Twostreams' entertainment zones.
Amy presses buttons on the central column.
INTERFACE : Cinema. Aquarium. Garden.
AMY : Garden ? Why not ?
INTERFACE : Garden.
The Iconian Portal flickers with light, then Amy runs through.
GARDEN
Amy runs onto a terrace.
AMY : That is beautiful. I mean, freaky hedges.
INTERFACE : The perfect replica of a Shill Governor's Mansion on Shallanna.
AMY : You really could spend a lifetime in here. Not that I'm going to. Interface ?
INTERFACE : Amy Pond ?
AMY : Listen, I need somewhere safe to hide and wait for my friends. Where in Twostreams is safe ?
INTERFACE : Twostreams is a safe, nurturing environment.
AMY : You know what I mean. Where can I go so the Handbots can't find me ? Okay. Before, I was stood by a sort of vent, and there was light and smoke, and the Handbots couldn't see me. Why not ? Okay, I will put it another way. What were those vent thingies ?
INTERFACE : The vents channel the exhaust fumes from the Temporal Engines that hold the multiple timestreams in place.
AMY : And these Temporal Engines mess up the Handbots' sensors. So, where's the Temporal Engines ?
INTERFACE : Temporal Engines held within.
Interface shows Amy an image of the entrance to the Temporal Engines, by the Arrivals lounge.
AMY : Okay.
Two Handbots beam in.
HANDBOT : Do not be alarmed. This is a kindness.
Amy grabs their sensing hands and pushes them together. They short out.
AMY : Ha ! Don't like that, do you ?
She finds the door and goes inside.
TEMPORAL ENGINE ROOM
AMY : Temporal engines. Somewhere to hide.
She goes back to the door and writes on it with her lipstick - Doctor I'm waiting - and puts an arrow to the door handle.
TARDIS
RORY : Where is everyone ?
DOCTOR : Right, Rory, switch the Time Glass on and sonic it.
RED WATERFALL CORRIDOR
DOCTOR : I'm sending a command signal to the screwdriver. Amy's here somewhere, if I can just get a lock on her.
TARDIS
DOCTOR : I wonder what happens if we mix the filters ?
Lots of blurry people appear in the Time Glass, and via Rory-cam on a screen in the Tardis.
DOCTOR : Oh, there they are. Forty thousand time streams overlapping. Red Waterfall isn't one time stream, it's thousands.
RED WATERFALL CORRIDOR
RORY : Are they happy ?
DOCTOR : Oh, Rory.
TARDIS
DOCTOR : Trust you to think of that.
RED WATERFALL CORRIDOR
DOCTOR : I think they're happy to be alive. Better than the alternative.
Rory lowers the Time Glass and is confronted by a red haired female Samurai warrior. He falls backwards.
RORY : I come in peace. Peace, peace, peace, peace.
WARRIOR : I waited.
RORY : Sorry, what ?
WARRIOR : I waited for you. I waited for you.
The warrior raises her helmet. She is an older Amy.
RORY : Amy.
TARDIS
RORY : Doctor, what's going on ?
DOCTOR : Er...
RED WATERFALL CORRIDOR
RORY : Amy.
DOCTOR : I think the timestream lock might be a bit wobbly.
Amy raises her sword.
RORY : No, please. Please.
AMY : Duck.
Amy's katana goes straight through a Handbot's head.
AMY : Handbots carry a black box in case they go offline. I've changed the cause of termination from hostile to accidental.
TARDIS
AMY [on screen] : Easy to re-programme. Used my sonic probe.
RED WATERFALL CORRIDOR
RORY : Amy.
AMY : Rory.
RORY : Why ?
AMY : Because I've survived this long by making the Handbots think I don't exist.
TARDIS
AMY [on screen] : Don't touch the hands.
RED WATERFALL CORRIDOR
AMY : There's anaesthetic transfer on the skin. If they touch you, you go to sleep.
RORY : But you're still here ?
AMY : You didn't save me.
RORY : But, this is the saving. This is the us saving you. The Doctor just got the timing a bit out.
DOCTOR [silent] : Sorry.
AMY : I've been on my own here a long, long time. I've had decades to think nice thoughts about him. Got a bit harder to stay charitable once I entered decade four.
RORY : Forty years ? Alone ?
AMY : Thirty six years, thanks.
RORY : No. Right. I mean, you look great. Really, really.
AMY : Eyes front, soldier.
RORY : Still can't win then.
AMY : In fact, I think I can now definitely say I hate him. I hate The Doctor. I hate him more than I've ever hated anyone.
TARDIS
AMY [on screen] : In my life, and you can hear every word of this through those ridiculous glasses, can't you, Raggedy Man ?
DOCTOR : Er, yes. Putting the speaker phone on.
AMY [on scanner] : You told me to wait, and I did. A lifetime.
DOCTOR : Amy.
AMY [on scanner] : You've got nothing to say to me.
DOCTOR : Amy, behind you.
RED WATERFALL CORRIDOR
Two more Handbots. Amy throws her katana to Rory and touches the Handbots hands together.
AMY : Feedback. Knocks them out.
TARDIS
AMY [on scanner] : Learned that trick on my first day.
ARRIVALS AREA
RORY : Okay, so we just take the Tardis back to the right time stream, yeah ?
TARDIS
RORY : We can stop any of this happening.
ARRIVALS AREA
DOCTOR : We locked on to a timestream, Rory. This is it.
RORY : This is so wrong.
AMY : I got old, Rory. What did you think was going to happen ?
RORY : Hey, I don't care that you got old. I care that we didn't grow old together. Amy, come on, please.
AMY : Don't touch me. Don't do that.
RORY : It's like you're not even her.
AMY : Thirty six years, three months, four days of solitary confinement. This facility was built to give people the chance to live.
TARDIS
AMY [on scanner] : I walked in here and I died. Do you have anything to say ? Anything, Doctor ?
DOCTOR : Where did you get a sonic screwdriver ?
AMY [on scanner] : I made it. And it's a sonic probe.
ARRIVALS AREA
The lipstick has all but disappeared from the door now.
RORY : You made a sonic screwdriver ?
AMY : Probe.
AMY'S LAIR
Rory follows Amy into the place she has made her home. There is a Handbot with a smiling face drawn on its head and hooks instead of hands.
RORY : Oh.
AMY : Don't worry about him. Sit down, Rory.
The Handbot sits, as does Rory.
RORY : You named him after me ?
AMY : Needed a bit of company.
RORY : So he's like your pet ? Is it safe ?
Amy gets the remains of her lipstick from a box and looks at it.
AMY : Yep. I disarmed it.
RORY : How ? Oh, you disarmed it.
AMY : Oh, don't get sentimental, it's just a robot. You'd have done the same.
TARDIS
DOCTOR : I don't know that I would have.
AMY [on scanner] : And there he is. The voice of God. Survive, because no one's going to come for you. Number one lesson.
AMY'S LAIR
AMY : You taught me that.
DOCTOR : Is that really all I taught you ?
TARDIS
AMY [on scanner] : Don't you lecture me, blue-box man flying through time and space on whimsy. All I've got, all I've had for thirty six years, is cold, hard reality.
AMY'S LAIR
AMY : So no, I don't have a sonic screwdriver because I'm not off on a romp. I call it what it is. A probe. And I call my life what it is. Hell.
TARDIS
DOCTOR : Amy Pond, I am going to put this right. You said you learned from an...
AMY'S LAIR
DOCTOR [OC] : ... Interface. Can I speak with it ?
AMY : Doesn't work in here. Two twenty three. The garden'll be clear now. Stay or go ?
RORY : Sorry, me ? No, I'm coming with you.
AMY : Then try not to get killed. Or do. Whatever.
GARDEN
AMY : When I first came here, I had to trick the Interface into giving me the information, but I've reprogrammed it now. It'll tell me anything except how to escape.
RORY : You hacked it ? That's genius.
DOCTOR : Sorry to interrupt that beautiful moment, but temporal engines...
TARDIS
DOCTOR : ... Like that have a regulator valve. Has to be kept at a distance from the main reactor or there'd be feedback. Interface, where's the regulator ?
INTERFACE : The regulator valve is held within.
Showing a diagram of the location.
DOCTOR : Oh. Very, very ah.
GARDEN
DOCTOR [OC] : Interface, I need to run through some technical specifications.
TARDIS
DOCTOR : Rory, give me to Amy a minute.
GARDEN
RORY : Here you go.
He hands over the glasses and she slowly puts them on.
AMY : They look ridiculous.
RORY : That's what I told him. Still, anything beats a fez, eh ?
They laugh briefly together.
RORY : What is it ?
AMY : I think that's the first time I've laughed in thirty six years.
RORY : I'll just, er, leave you two geniuses alone. I'll be back in a minute.
DOCTOR : There's still time, Amy. There's still time to fix everything.
Rory goes walking along the terrace until he comes to the portal.
RORY : How can you have a door without a wall ?
A Handbot is approaching as he walks into the invisible wall by the portal.
RORY : Oh. Holographic wallpaper ? Oh, sorry. Argh.
The Handbot touches his neck and he falls backwards.
HANDBOT : Do not be alarmed. This is a kindness.
It is about to fire its needle gun at Rory when Amy chops its head off.
RORY : Oh.
AMY : Rory ?
RORY : Glasses.
AMY : You stupid.
RORY : Oh. You saved me.
AMY : Don't get used to it.
RORY : Have you been crying ? A little bit.
AMY : Shut up, Rory.
RORY : You have, haven't you ?
AMY : Woman with a sword. Don't push it.
TARDIS
DOCTOR : Okay. So, here's the plan.
GARDEN
DOCTOR [OC] : Time is always a bit wibbly-wobbly, but in Twostreams it's extra wobbly.
Amy puts the glasses back on Rory.
TARDIS
DOCTOR : I've worked out how to hijack the Temporal Engines and use them to fold two points of Amy's timeline together. We're bringing her out of the then and into the now. Amy, I just need to borrow your brain a minute. It won't hurt, probably. Almost probably and then...
GARDEN
DOCTOR [OC] : Amy Pond, I'm going to save you.
TARDIS
AMY [on screen] : No.
GARDEN
AMY : Time's up. Handbots coming.
ARRIVALS AREA
DOCTOR [OC] : Amy, you've got to help us help you. I need you to think back...
TARDIS
DOCTOR : Thirty six years ago. Amy ? Amy !
ARRIVALS AREA
Amy goes back to the Temporal Engines entrance and shuts the door in Rory's face. Rory uses the Time Glass to read the faded message.
RORY : You told her to leave us a sign.
TARDIS
RORY [OC] : And she did. And she waited.
TEMPORAL ENGINE ROOM
RORY : Oh Amy, why won't you help yourself ?
AMY : He wants to rescue past me from thirty six years back, which means I'll cease to exist. Everything I've seen and done dissolves. Time is rewritten.
RORY : That's, that's good, isn't it ?
AMY : I will die. Another Amy will take my place. An Amy who never got trapped at Twostreams, an Amy who grew old with you, and she, in thirty six years, won't be me.
RORY : But you'll die in here !
AMY : Not if you take me with you.
TARDIS
AMY [on screen] : You came to rescue me, so rescue me.
TEMPORAL ENGINE ROOM
RORY : Leave her and take you ?
TARDIS
DOCTOR : We could take this Amy with us, easy, but if we do, our Amy has to wait thirty six years to be rescued.
TEMPORAL ENGINE ROOM
RORY : So I have to choose. Which wife do I want ?
AMY : She is me. We're both me.
RORY : You being here is wrong. For a single day, an hour, let alone a lifetime. I swore to protect you. I promised.
TARDIS
DOCTOR : Rory.
TEMPORAL ENGINE ROOM
RORY : This is your fault.
TARDIS
DOCTOR : I'm so sorry, but, Rory...
TEMPORAL ENGINE ROOM
RORY : No, this is your fault ! You should look in a history book once in a while, see if there's an outbreak of...
TARDIS
RORY [OC] : Plague or not.
DOCTOR : That is not how I travel.
TEMPORAL ENGINE ROOM
RORY : Then I do not want to travel with you !
Rory takes off the glasses and throws them away. In the Tardis, the Doctor can hear younger Amy crying.
DOCTOR [OC] : Rory, is the Time Glass still on ? If the link's still active, I think I can hear Amy. Our Amy.
It is. Rory looks through it to see her standing nearby.
RORY : Oh, Amy.
AMY'S LAIR
RORY : Look me in the face and say you won't help her.
AMY : I will not help her.
RORY : Okay, okay. Look me in the face and say it now.
He holds up the Time Glass so that Amy can see her weeping younger self.
AMY [in glass] : Rory ? Rory is that you ?
Rory sonicks the Time Glass so that it appears in the past.
PAST TEMPORAL ENGINE ROOM
AMY : Rory, where are you ?
RORY [OC] : Same place as you, and a bit ahead.
AMY'S LAIR
OLDER AMY : I remember this.
AMY [in glass] : But who's she ? There's no one else here but. Me ?
Rory the Handbot holds the glasses out to Rory with his hook.
PAST TEMPORAL ENGINE ROOM
AMY : Why are we still here ?
AMY'S LAIR
OLDER AMY : Because they leave you. Because they get in their Tardis and they fly away.
PAST TEMPORAL ENGINE ROOM
AMY : No. Rory wouldn't, not ever. Something must have stopped him.
AMY'S LAIR
OLDER AMY : You did. Or rather, the old version of you.
PAST TEMPORAL ENGINE ROOM
OLDER AMY [in glass] : The me version of you. I refuse to help them. I won't let them save myself.
AMY : Why ?
AMY'S LAIR
OLDER AMY : If you escape, then I was never trapped here. The last thirty six years of my life rewrites, and I cease to exist. That's why old me refused to help then. That's why I'm refusing to help now. And that's why you'll refuse to help when it's your turn. And nothing you can say will change that.
PAST TEMPORAL ENGINE ROOM
AMY : Three words. What about Rory ?
OLDER AMY [in glass] : Rory ?
AMY'S LAIR
OLDER AMY : I called my robot Rory.
AMY [in glass] : You called your robot Rory ?
PAST TEMPORAL ENGINE ROOM
AMY : Oh, so you didn't call it the Doctor, or Biggles.
AMY'S LAIR
AMY [in glass] : Our favourite cat ?
OLDER AMY : Do you, er, do you...
PAST TEMPORAL ENGINE ROOM
OLDER AMY [in glass] : Remember that summer when he came back to school with that ridiculous haircut ?
AMY : He said he'd been in a rock band.
AMY'S LAIR
OLDER AMY : Liar. And, and then he had to learn to play the guitar.
PAST TEMPORAL ENGINE ROOM
AMY : So we wouldn't know he couldn't play it. Mmm hmm.
AMY'S LAIR
OLDER AMY : All those boys chasing me, but it was only ever Rory. Why was that ?
PAST TEMPORAL ENGINE ROOM
AMY : You know when sometimes you meet someone so beautiful...
AMY'S LAIR
AMY [in glass] : And then you actually talk to them, and five minutes later they're as dull as a brick ?
PAST TEMPORAL ENGINE ROOM
AMY : Then there's other people, and you meet them and think, not bad, they're okay. And then you get to know them, and their face just sort of becomes them, like their personality's written all over it. And they just turn into something so beautiful.
BOTH : Rory's the most beautiful man I've ever met.
AMY : Please ? Do it for him.
AMY'S LAIR
OLDER AMY : You're asking me to defy destiny, causality, the nexus of time itself, for a boy.
PAST TEMPORAL ENGINE ROOM
AMY : You're Amy, he's Rory, and oh yes, I am.
TEMPORAL ENGINE ROOM
Rory has been waiting outside all this time.
OLDER AMY : I am going to pull time apart for you.
She kisses Rory. Rory the Handbot discreetly turns its back.
TARDIS
OLDER AMY [in glass] : Okay, Doctor, Twostreams is back on air. Right, okay, so this is big news.
TEMPORAL ENGINE ROOM
OLDER AMY : This is temporal earthquake time. I am now officially changing my own future. Hold on to your spectacles. In my past, I saw my future self refuse to help you. I'm now changing that future and...
TARDIS
OLDER AMY [in glass] : Agreeing. Every law of time says that shouldn't be possible.
DOCTOR : Yes, except sometimes knowing your own future's what enables you to change it. Especially if you're bloody minded, contradictory...
ARRIVALS AREA
DOCTOR [OC] : And completely unpredictable.
RORY : So basically, if you're Amy, then ?
DOCTOR [OC] : Yes, if anyone could defeat pre-destiny,
TARDIS
DOCTOR : It's your wife.
ARRIVALS AREA
OLDER AMY : It's not about what I'm doing, but who I'm doing it for. I'm trusting you to watch my back, Rory.
RORY : Always. You and me, always.
OLDER AMY : Because here's the deal. You take me, too. In the Tardis. Me too.
RORY : But that means that there'll be two of you.
TARDIS
RORY [on screen] : Permanently. Forever.
OLDER AMY [on screen] : And that way we both get to live.
ARRIAVLS AREA
RORY : Two Amys together. Can that work ?
DOCTOR [OC] : I don't know.
TARDIS
DOCTOR : It's your marriage.
ARRIVALS AREA
RORY : Doctor.
TARDIS
DOCTOR : Perhaps. Maybe, if I shunted the reality compensators on the Tardis, re-calibrated the Doomsday bumpers and jettisoned the karaoke bar, yes. Maybe. Yes. It could do it. The Tardis could sustain the paradox.
ARRIVALS AREA
RORY : Right. Amy and Amy.
Young Amy is there, seen through the Time Glass.
RORY : The wife and the wife. Right. Right.
TARDIS
DOCTOR : Okay. Amy, Past Amy, stand by the door. Future Amy, you too.
ARRIVALS AREA
DOCTOR [OC] : Future Amy, can I borrow your sonic scr...
TARDIS
DOCTOR : Probe.
ARRIVALS AREA
OLDER AMY : It's a screwdriver.
DOCTOR [OC] : Rory, sonic it. Double our power. Amy Now, you're our link to Amy Then.
TARDIS
DOCTOR : We need to get a signal through, and that signal...
ARRIVALS AREA
DOCTOR [OC] : Will be a thought.
TARDIS
DOCTOR : Amy Now and Amy Then, share a thought. Something so...
ARRIVALS AREA
DOCTOR : Powerful that it can rip through time. Rory...
TARDIS
DOCTOR : Sonic the plinth front. Inside you'll find...
ARRIVALS AREA
DOCTOR [OC] : Three levers and a jumble of wiring.
TARDIS
DOCTOR : That's the regulator valve. After we re-route it, you have ten minutes to get back to the Tardis.
ARRIVALS AREA
RORY : Okay.
TARDIS
DOCTOR : Pull out the red and green receptors. Re-route the blue into the red and...
ARRIVALS AREA
DOCTOR [OC] : The green into blue. Leave the red loose and on no account...
TARDIS
DOCTOR : Touch anything yellow. Come on, Rory. It's hardly rocket science. It's just...
ARRIVALS AREA
DOCTOR : Quantum physics.
RORY : Yes, right. Blue into red and then green.
DOCTOR [OC] : Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes. Now, the levers.
TARDIS
DOCTOR : Throw them in order.
ARRIVALS AREA
DOCTOR [OC] : And Amys, start thinking the most important thought you have ever had.
TARDIS
DOCTOR : Hold it in your head and do not let it go. Lever one.
ARRIVALS AREA
BOTH AMYS : Macarena. Macarena.
RORY : She's doing the Macarena.
BOTH AMYS : Macarena. Macarena.
RORY : Our first kiss.
TARDIS
DOCTOR : Lever two, Rory. Lever three.
The Time Glass and the screen blow out. The past Arrivals area is empty.
ARRIVALS AREA
Both Amys are together.
RORY : Oh, Amy.
AMY : Oh, my God.
OLDER AMY : Oh, my God.
Rory hugs young Amy. Older Amy looks a bit embarrassed.
RORY : Sorry.
OLDER AMY : Hello.
AMY : Hello.
BOTH : I don't know what to...
RORY : Weird.
BOTH : Okay, this is weird. Right, just stop doing that.
RORY : How about Amy One speaks first ?
BOTH: Which one's Amy One ?
RORY : Well...
BOTH : I am. No, I am. Rory ? Rory, just stop doing that.
The Rory-cam glasses start to spark.
TARDIS
DOCTOR : Rory. Rory, take the glasses off. You're getting temporal feedback.
Bits of the console go bang.
DOCTOR : Whoa ! Calm down, dear. Rory, Amy, we've created a massive paradox and the Tardis hates it. She's self-phasing, trying to get out of here. What's the nasty Amy done to you. Just calm down, dear. Hang on in there. Rory, you've got eight minutes left. I'm sorry, you're on your own now.
The glasses explode.
ARRIVALS AREA
RORY : I'm not on my own. I've got my wives.
HANDBOT : Do not be alarmed.
RORY : Incoming !
HANDBOT : This is a kindness.
OLDER AMY : With me.
Older Amy gives her younger self a stout staff.
HANDBOT : Do not be alarmed, this is a kindness. This is a kindness.
OLDER AMY : Amy, Kate Hayler, year ten hockey.
AMY : Go for the shins.
HANDBOT : This is a kindness.
With those disposed of, more Handbots beam in.
RORY : They're cutting off the Departure Gate. We can't get back to the Tardis.
OLDER AMY : Side door. We'll go behind them.
STAIRCASE
AMY : So you think you're going to come with us, just like that.
OLDER AMY : Yeah, just like that.
AMY : Rory, talk to her.
OLDER AMY : Rory, talk to her.
RORY : Now, ladies...
BASEMENT
AMY : Where are you going to live ?
OLDER AMY : Not with you, don't worry. I'll go travelling. Pop back for Christmas, maybe Easter.
RORY : Amy, you always say, cooking Christmas dinner, you wish there was two of you.
GATE ROOM
RORY : Can't we just teleport in ?
OLDER AMY : It's not a teleport, it's a time jump.
AMY : They can't shunt within the same timestream.
OLDER AMY : Yes.
RORY : The Tardis is in the Gallery.
INTERFACE : Gallery closed.
OLDER AMY : The controls are stuck. They've locked them from outside.
RORY : Can you unlock them ?
OLDER AMY : Yeah, give me a minute and your cutest smile. That's the one.
RORY : Can you stop flirting with me. You're old enough to be my...
OLDER AMY : I've known you my whole life. How many games of Doctors And Nurses ? Shush. Don't get coy now.
AMY : Er...
Handbots enter via the portals. Rory tries to sonic the control column.
HANDBOT : Do not be alarmed. This is a kindness. Do not be alarmed. This is a kindness. Do not be alarmed. This is a kindness.
Older Amy starts swinging her katana.
OLDER AMY : No !
RORY : Come on.
OLDER AMY : Go ! I've got your back.
GALLERY
There are Handbots waiting there.
HANDBOT : Do not be alarmed. This is a kindness.
Amy gets touched.
RORY : No !
He smashes the Mona Lisa over the Handbot's head, and picks Amy up as Older Amy finally comes through the portal. She stares as he runs with his Amy into the Tardis without looking back.
TARDIS
DOCTOR : Ah, it's just an anaesthetic. She'll be fine.
The Doctor goes to the door. Older Amy starts running towards the Tardis.
DOCTOR : I'm sorry.
And slams the door in her face.
RORY : What are you doing ?
DOCTOR : I lied to her, Rory. There can never be two Amys in the Tardis. The paradox is too massive.
RORY : You can't leave her. She'll die.
GALLERY
OLDER AMY : Doctor, let me in.
TARDIS
DOCTOR : No, she'll never have existed. When we save our Amy, this future won't have happened.
RORY : But she happened. She's there.
OLDER AMY [OC] : I trusted you !
DOCTOR : No, she's not real.
RORY : She is real. Let her in.
DOCTOR : Look, we take this Amy, we leave ours. Only one Amy in the Tardis. Which one do you want ?
The Doctor puts Rory's hand on the door latch.
DOCTOR : It's your choice.
RORY : This isn't fair. You're turning me into you.
DOCTOR : Your choice, Rory.
RORY : I, er...
OLDER AMY [OC] : Doctor ? Doctor ! Doctor ? Doctor ?
GALLERY
OLDER AMY : Rory, please.
She puts her hand against a glass pane in the door. Rory does the same.
OLDER AMY : The look on your face when you carried her. Me. Her.
TARDIS
OLDER AMY [OC] : When you carried her away. You used to look at me like that.
GALLERY
OLDER AMY : I'd forgotten how much you loved me. I'd forgotten how much I loved being her. Amy Pond, in the Tardis, with Rory Williams.
TARDIS
RORY : I'm sorry, I can't do this.
He unlatches the door.
GALLERY
OLDER AMY : If you love me, don't let me in. Open that door, I will, I'll come in. I don't want to die. I won't bow out bravely.
TARDIS
OLDER AMY [OC] : I'll be kicking and screaming, fighting.
GALLERY
OLDER AMY : To the end.
TARDIS
RORY : Amy. Amy, I love you.
GALLERY/TARDIS
Split screen.
OLDER AMY : I love you, too. Don't let me in. Tell Amy, your Amy, I'm giving her the days. The days with you. The days to come.
RORY : I'm so, so sorry.
OLDER AMY : The days I can't have. Take them, please.
TARDIS
OLDER AMY [OC] : I'm giving you my days.
RORY : I'm so, so sorry.
GALLERY
Five more Handbots.
HANDBOT : Do not be alarmed. This is a kindness.
TARDIS
HANDBOT [OC] : Do not be alarmed. This is a kindness.
GALLERY
OLDER AMY : Interface ?
INTERFACE : I am here, Amy Pond.
OLDER AMY : Show me Earth. Show me home. Did I ever tell you about this boy I met there, who pretended to be in a band ?
A Handbot touches Older Amy, and she collapses. The Tardis dematerialises.
TARDIS
RORY : Did you always know it would never work ? Saving both Amys ?
DOCTOR : I promised you I'd save her, and there she is. Safe.
RORY : Yeah, there she is.
Amy is waking up. The Doctor sticks his tongue out at her.
DOCTOR : I'll leave you two alone.
RORY : You all right ?
AMY : Mmm hmm.
RORY : How are you feeling ?
AMY : Where is she ?
END
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Écrit par Callista pour Doctor Who HypnoSeries
