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Spellman continues to frighten Sarah Jane Smith by revealing insights on her childhood whilst Clyde, Luke and Rani attempt to escape from the museum. Luke and Clyde manage to get outside whilst Sarah Jane remains terrified inside the circus. Rani's phone starts to ring and she is forced with a dilemma as ''Mum'' appears on the screen. After a few seconds of though, she decides to decline the call and run out of the circus. Sarah Jane follows and the crew get inside Sarah Jane's car to drive back to Bannerman Road. | Spellman continues to frighten Sarah Jane Smith by revealing insights on her childhood whilst Clyde, Luke and Rani attempt to escape from the museum. Luke and Clyde manage to get outside whilst Sarah Jane remains terrified inside the circus. Rani's phone starts to ring and she is forced with a dilemma as ''Mum'' appears on the screen. While the phone rings, Spellman freezes. After a few seconds of though, she decides to decline the call and run out of the circus. Sarah Jane follows and the crew get inside Sarah Jane's car to drive back to Bannerman Road. | ||
Once there, Sarah Jane gives Rani a choice of living across the road and not interfering with Sarah Jane's life or alternatively going with Sarah Jane and experiencing a whole new world of adventure. Rani opts to join Sarah Jane and says she will explain to her mum that she is completeing some work experience with Sarah Jane. Sarah Jane, Rani, Luke and Clyde go into Sarah Jane's house, where Rani is amazed by the alien gadgets and gizmos in Sarah Jane's attic, particularly alien supercomputer [[Mr Smith]]. The new team quickly determines that the history of the [[Pied Piper]] is traceable to a [[meteorite]] that fell to [[Earth]] in [[Early_human_history#13th_century_A.D.|1283]]. The extrasolar meteorite originated from the [[Jeggorabax Cluster]], a region of space known to house entities that fed off of emotions. To confirm this, Mr Smith says, he will need a sample of the meteorite. Fortunately, it is on loan from the [[University of Munich]] to the [[Lavinia Smith]]ute]]. | Once there, Sarah Jane gives Rani a choice of living across the road and not interfering with Sarah Jane's life or alternatively going with Sarah Jane and experiencing a whole new world of adventure. Rani opts to join Sarah Jane and says she will explain to her mum that she is completeing some work experience with Sarah Jane. Sarah Jane, Rani, Luke and Clyde go into Sarah Jane's house, where Rani is amazed by the alien gadgets and gizmos in Sarah Jane's attic, particularly alien supercomputer [[Mr Smith]]. The new team quickly determines that the history of the [[Pied Piper]] is traceable to a [[meteorite]] that fell to [[Earth]] in [[Early_human_history#13th_century_A.D.|1283]]. The extrasolar meteorite originated from the [[Jeggorabax Cluster]], a region of space known to house entities that fed off of emotions. To confirm this, Mr Smith says, he will need a sample of the meteorite. Fortunately, it is on loan from the [[University of Munich]] to the [[Lavinia Smith]]ute]]. | ||
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Sarah Jane then visits the Pharos institue and steals a piece of meteorite to give back to Mr.Smith but whilst there, Spellman appears and tells Sarah Jane that families will perish at the deaths of a nation of children. | Sarah Jane then visits the Pharos institue and steals a piece of meteorite to give back to Mr.Smith but whilst there, Spellman appears and tells Sarah Jane that families will perish at the deaths of a nation of children. | ||
Meanwhile, at [[Park Vale School]], a host of red balloons falls from the sky. As the children grab them, they seem to lose free will, and mindlessly walk out of school towards Spellman's museum. | Meanwhile, at [[Park Vale School]], a host of red balloons falls from the sky. As the children grab them, they seem to lose free will, and mindlessly walk out of school towards Spellman's museum. Sarah Jane renembers how when Rani's phone range earilier, Spellman froze. She gets Mr Smith to ring all the childrens' mobile numbers--breaking the spell--Spellman kidnaps Luke and imprisons him in the hall of mirrors. | ||
Sarah Jane demands her child back, but Spellman correctly deduces that she is still afraid of him, and reveals that he has been responsible for her lifelong fear of clowns. She and Spellman face off, unaware that Rani and Clyde have entered the building secretly. | Sarah Jane demands her child back, but Spellman correctly deduces that she is still afraid of him, and reveals that he has been responsible for her lifelong fear of clowns. She and Spellman face off, unaware that Rani and Clyde have entered the building secretly. | ||
