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[[Eleventh Doctor|The Doctor]], [[Amy Pond]] and [[Rory Williams]] are travelling onboard the Orion Express. Gazing out of the observation windows at the constellation of Orion, the Doctor notices his sonic screwdriver is missing. He is unable to tell which foods at the buffet are edible for humans. | [[Eleventh Doctor|The Doctor]], [[Amy Pond]] and [[Rory Williams]] are travelling onboard the Orion Express. Gazing out of the observation windows at the constellation of Orion, the Doctor notices his sonic screwdriver is missing. He is unable to tell which foods at the buffet are edible for humans. | ||
The Doctor is convinced it has been stolen. Sending Amy and Rory to each end of the carriage to ensure no-one leaves, he announces the theft to the passengers. The passengers believe that some form of mystery play is being enacted as the Doctor warns that in the wrong hands his sonic screwdriver | The Doctor is convinced it has been stolen. Sending Amy and Rory to each end of the carriage to ensure no-one leaves, he announces the theft to the passengers. The passengers believe that some form of mystery play is being enacted as the Doctor warns that in the wrong hands his sonic screwdriver could do astronomical damage. | ||
Ruling out passenger contact, the Doctor correctly deduces that the thief is a member of staff and exposes a [[Daxzian]] waiter. As the Daxzian tries to escape with the screwdriver, which he intends to sell to the Doctor’s enemies, he is floored by Amy, who hurls plates at him with a deadly accuracy as the other passengers cheer and applaud. | Ruling out passenger contact, the Doctor correctly deduces that the thief is a member of staff and exposes a [[Daxzian]] waiter. As the Daxzian tries to escape with the screwdriver, which he intends to sell to the Doctor’s enemies, he is floored by Amy, who hurls plates at him with a deadly accuracy as the other passengers cheer and applaud. | ||
