[13] -> Has someone taken your faith?
[All around Mayfield, since Christmas day, residence might see a blue box materialize somewhere in the town only to disappear a few seconds later and reappear somewhere else in town. This continues to happen all throughout the day and night.
A. Occasionally, The Doctor will open the door of the blue box to peer around, only to slam the door shut and have the blue box disappear once more.
Eventually his voice comes over the phone system]
No, no, no. Wrong this is completely wrong. No matter what I do, I can't get it to be right. Something is off, something is jamming the circuits because that is not real. That is not real! Stupid- [there is the sound of metal being kicked and a soft mechanical groaning noise] What's wrong with you?! Why won't you take me back to the proper world, the real world.
See? [His voice is beginning to sound slightly mad] It's all a trick of this town. None of it's real, just a delusion to try to take me down. Isn't that right, Lucy Smith, Grady, Santa, or whoever in the hell orchestrated this? Ha, but you can't fool me. No, I'm just too clever for you, far too clever.
I save people, that's what I do. [His voice cracks slightly, the madness seeping through] So that universe that I return, where everything is just so much better without me, can't be real. Because I saved every one of them, I made their lives better, that's what I do. Amy's life is better because I saved her from those cracks in her bedroom, there's no way... no way she could be happier without me. I helped her! I helped her have a better life than her stupid little town. I save billions and billions of lives because... because...
So, I'm going to keep trying the TARDIS until I find a proper universe where things are right, where the things I've done matter like I should. Because they do matter, everything I do matters, that's why I'm here, because I can change things, I can help people.
It's not working, why aren't you working? This can't be right, it just can't be, I made a difference, I had to have helped everyone... It must be a mistake, yes, a mistake so we'll just try again, shall we, old girl, and we'll it right. Of course, I've mattered, of course... Things can't be better off with out me... Utter nonsense... Can't be true at all...
[B. A few hours later the blue box can be seen landed in the middle of the empty and dark park. The Doctor stands outside in a snowbank, leaning against the box. It seems like he can't get back in when he tries to open the doors. The snow around him is dotted red with blood
[C. The box has moved to sit in front of the Doctor's house, but he's no where to be seen. Though, if one were to try to enter the TARDIS, they would find the door completely open and they are able to enter in to the vast control room, but the Doctor is still nowhere to be seen. It might take some searching to find him sitting underneath the control deck, on his suspension harness. He's covered in blood and staring at the phone in his hands]
[failed filtering to Vietnam]
Sen, Sen where are you? We need to talk because I'm not going to leave you like you are. If I've never really helped anyone else, then I'm at least going to help you. So if you're not going to come meet me, I will find you and sort you out, understand? I will save you. I am going to save you.
[The Doctor's letter]
A. Occasionally, The Doctor will open the door of the blue box to peer around, only to slam the door shut and have the blue box disappear once more.
Eventually his voice comes over the phone system]
No, no, no. Wrong this is completely wrong. No matter what I do, I can't get it to be right. Something is off, something is jamming the circuits because that is not real. That is not real! Stupid- [there is the sound of metal being kicked and a soft mechanical groaning noise] What's wrong with you?! Why won't you take me back to the proper world, the real world.
See? [His voice is beginning to sound slightly mad] It's all a trick of this town. None of it's real, just a delusion to try to take me down. Isn't that right, Lucy Smith, Grady, Santa, or whoever in the hell orchestrated this? Ha, but you can't fool me. No, I'm just too clever for you, far too clever.
I save people, that's what I do. [His voice cracks slightly, the madness seeping through] So that universe that I return, where everything is just so much better without me, can't be real. Because I saved every one of them, I made their lives better, that's what I do. Amy's life is better because I saved her from those cracks in her bedroom, there's no way... no way she could be happier without me. I helped her! I helped her have a better life than her stupid little town. I save billions and billions of lives because... because...
So, I'm going to keep trying the TARDIS until I find a proper universe where things are right, where the things I've done matter like I should. Because they do matter, everything I do matters, that's why I'm here, because I can change things, I can help people.
It's not working, why aren't you working? This can't be right, it just can't be, I made a difference, I had to have helped everyone... It must be a mistake, yes, a mistake so we'll just try again, shall we, old girl, and we'll it right. Of course, I've mattered, of course... Things can't be better off with out me... Utter nonsense... Can't be true at all...
[B. A few hours later the blue box can be seen landed in the middle of the empty and dark park. The Doctor stands outside in a snowbank, leaning against the box. It seems like he can't get back in when he tries to open the doors. The snow around him is dotted red with blood
[C. The box has moved to sit in front of the Doctor's house, but he's no where to be seen. Though, if one were to try to enter the TARDIS, they would find the door completely open and they are able to enter in to the vast control room, but the Doctor is still nowhere to be seen. It might take some searching to find him sitting underneath the control deck, on his suspension harness. He's covered in blood and staring at the phone in his hands]
[failed filtering to Vietnam]
Sen, Sen where are you? We need to talk because I'm not going to leave you like you are. If I've never really helped anyone else, then I'm at least going to help you. So if you're not going to come meet me, I will find you and sort you out, understand? I will save you. I am going to save you.
[The Doctor's letter]