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Back at the cell, Jenny seduces the guard and then holds him at gunpoint to force him to open the door. Amused, Donna tells the Doctor "I'd liked to see you do that". The Doctor only gives a embarrassed look as they escape. They reach the exit of the camp, only to find another guard. Donna offers to distract this one, but the Doctor tells her that she should save her "womanly wiles" for an emergency; Donna knows he is lying, but agrees. Using a toy mouse, the Doctor distracts the guard, but Jenny knocks him out with a karate chop. Annoyed, the Doctor tells her to "stand still, don't hurt anybody" while he searches the guard for a copy of the new map. | Back at the cell, Jenny seduces the guard and then holds him at gunpoint to force him to open the door. Amused, Donna tells the Doctor "I'd liked to see you do that". The Doctor only gives a embarrassed look as they escape. They reach the exit of the camp, only to find another guard. Donna offers to distract this one, but the Doctor tells her that she should save her "womanly wiles" for an emergency; Donna knows he is lying, but agrees. Using a toy mouse, the Doctor distracts the guard, but Jenny knocks him out with a karate chop. Annoyed, the Doctor tells her to "stand still, don't hurt anybody" while he searches the guard for a copy of the new map. | ||
[[File:Martha_loses_a_friend.jpg|thumb|left|Martha's grief at the loss of her friend]] | |||
On the surface, Martha falls down a scree into quicksand. Peck leaps in to saves her, but begins to inescapably sink, himself. Martha is devastated and weeps bitterly as the wind howls and her friend disappears beneath the surface. | On the surface, Martha falls down a scree into quicksand. Peck leaps in to saves her, but begins to inescapably sink, himself. Martha is devastated and weeps bitterly as the wind howls and her friend disappears beneath the surface. | ||
