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== Plot == | == Plot == | ||
[[River Song]] uses her [[Sonic blaster|blaster]] to create a hole in the wall | [[River Song]] uses her [[Sonic blaster|blaster]] to create a hole in the wall--enabling her, [[Tenth Doctor|the Doctor]] and the others to escape the shadow-possessed [[Proper Dave]]. | ||
[[Donna Noble|Donna]] wakes up in an ambulance with no memories of her past life. She is treated in a facility by [[Doctor Moon]] and life quickly flies by. Before she knows it, she is married to her ideal man [[Lee McAvey|Lee]], who has a stammer, and has two kids of her own. She is then approached by a hooded figure in a playground, who turns out to be [[Miss Evangelista]]. She warns Donna that the world is not real. Donna soon observes that all the children in the playground are copies of one another. | [[Donna Noble|Donna]] wakes up in an ambulance with no memories of her past life. She is treated in a facility by [[Doctor Moon]] and life quickly flies by. Before she knows it, she is married to her ideal man [[Lee McAvey|Lee]], who has a stammer, and has two kids of her own. She is then approached by a hooded figure in a playground, who turns out to be [[Miss Evangelista]]. She warns Donna that the world is not real. Donna soon observes that all the children in the playground are copies of one another. | ||
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*River also associates running with her time with the Doctor, echoing sentiments expressed by [[Donna Noble]] and [[Jenny]] in ''[[The Doctor's Daughter]]''. | *River also associates running with her time with the Doctor, echoing sentiments expressed by [[Donna Noble]] and [[Jenny]] in ''[[The Doctor's Daughter]]''. | ||
*River refers to the Doctor as an "impossible man", echoing sentiments expressed in ''[[The Doctor's Daughter]]'' and ''[[The Unicorn and the Wasp]]''. | *River refers to the Doctor as an "impossible man", echoing sentiments expressed in ''[[The Doctor's Daughter]]'' and ''[[The Unicorn and the Wasp]]''. | ||
*River's ultimate destination--a simulated reality in a vast computer--echoes that of the Doctor's own people, who store the memories and personalities of dead [[Time Lords]] in [[The Matrix|the Matrix]]. ([[DW]]:''[[The Deadly Assassin]]'') | |||
===[[:Category:The Doctor|The Doctor]]=== | ===[[:Category:The Doctor|The Doctor]]=== | ||
