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 With Donna and Jackie watching, the Doctors and companions work the controls until, with a great shuddering halt, the Earth stops and begins to spin on its own, with the Moon hovering in to resume its own orbit. As the Children of Time celebrate in the TARDIS, Wilf, Sylvia and Francine revel in the sunlight and Earth celebrates its return home.
-With Earth back in its proper place, the Doctor's companions leave the TARDIS. Sarah points out that the Doctor considers himself a lonely man, but he has the biggest family on Earth: his companions. She then leaves, concerned about [[Luke Smith|Luke]]. The next to leave are Jack Martha, but before the latter goes, he is stopped by the Doctor — "I told you, no teleport" — and has [[Jack Harkness' vortex manipulator|his vortex manipulator]] disabled yet again; he also tells Martha to dispose of the Osterhagen Key and "save the world one last time". As the two leave, Jack tries asking Martha to leave UNIT and join Torchwood. Mickey also departs after saying goodbye to Jackie; he had initially stayed in the parallel world to be with his [[Rita-Anne Smith (Pete's World)|grandmother]], but she has since passed peacefully. As there is now nothing left for him on Pete's World, "certainly not Rose", he had decided to stay in his home universe, and catches up to Jack and Martha.
+With Earth back in its proper place, the Doctor's companions leave the TARDIS. Sarah points out that the Doctor considers himself a lonely man, but he has the biggest family on Earth: his companions. She then leaves, concerned about [[Luke Smith|Luke]]. The next to leave are Jack Martha, but before the latter goes, he is stopped by the Doctor — "I told you, no teleport" — and has [[Jack Harkness' vortex manipulator|his vortex manipulator]] disabled yet again; he also tells Martha to dispose of the Osterhagen Key and "save the world one last time". As the two leave, Jack tries asking Martha to leave UNIT and join Torchwood. Mickey also departs after saying goodbye to Jackie; he had initially stayed in the parallel world to be with his [[Rita-Anne Smith (Pete's World)|grandmother]], but she has since passed peacefully. As there is now nothing left for him on [[Pete's World]], "certainly not Rose", he has decided to stay in his home universe, and catches up with Jack and Martha.
-Using a closing rift, the Doctor returns Rose and Jackie to the "[[Pete's World]]" and leaves the new Doctor with her. The original Doctor explains that by destroying the entire Dalek race, the new Doctor has committed [[genocide]]. He sees the new Doctor as similar to himself after the [[Time War]], "full of [[blood]] and anger", and says that Rose had made him better. The new Doctor explains that having only one heart, he will age as a human and not regenerate; he could spend that one life with Rose. Rose, upset that it's still not the same as having the original, asks both Doctors the words that the Doctor was unable to say to her when they [[Doomsday (TV story)|last parted]]. The original Doctor refuses to actually say them, only responding, "Does it need saying?" By contrast, the new, half-human Doctor, having the same memories and feelings as the original Doctor, whispers them into Rose's ear, and they passionately kiss. The Doctor and Donna quickly depart in the TARDIS and the new Doctor and Rose watch, hand in hand.
+Using a closing rift, the Doctor returns Rose and Jackie to Pete's World and leaves the new Doctor with her. The original Doctor explains that by destroying the entire Dalek race, the new Doctor has committed [[genocide]]. He sees the new Doctor as similar to himself after the [[Time War]], "full of [[blood]] and anger", and says that Rose had made him better. The new Doctor explains that having only one heart, he will age as a human and not regenerate; he could spend that one life with Rose. Rose, upset that it's still not the same as having the original, asks both Doctors the words that the Doctor was unable to say to her when they [[Doomsday (TV story)|last parted]]. The original Doctor refuses to actually say them, only responding, "Does it need saying?" By contrast, the new, half-human Doctor, having the same memories and feelings as the original Doctor, whispers them into Rose's ear, and they passionately kiss. The Doctor and Donna quickly depart in the TARDIS and the new Doctor and Rose watch, hand in hand.
 Returning to their [[universe]], Donna is eager for her and the Doctor's next adventure while the Doctor is strangely subdued and asks her how it feels to have all the new knowledge in her head. Donna claims she is fine, however it isn't long belong she starts babbling random facts then gasps in pain holding her head. The Doctor, having expected this, explains that the human brain cannot take in the Time Lord mentality: if she continues in her current state, she will die as her mind will burn up. In tears, Donna protests that she wants to continue her adventures with the Doctor as "DoctorDonna" and is willing to spend the rest of her life with him. Saddened, the Doctor says that he is so sorry; Donna then realises what he is about to do and begs him not to send her back. The Doctor then tells her that they had the best of times. Ignoring her pleas, he presses his fingers on Donna's head, wiping her mind of all her encounters with him, rendering her unconscious as a result.