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The [[Fourth Doctor]] and [[Sarah Jane Smith]] are travelling to [[Geshtinanna]], a world of historical importance; however, Sarah is astonished to learn that their journey will take nine weeks. | The [[Fourth Doctor]] and [[Sarah Jane Smith]] are travelling to [[Geshtinanna]], a world of historical importance; however, Sarah is astonished to learn that their journey will take nine weeks. | ||
At first she and the Doctor amuse themselves exploring the limitless confines of | At first she and the Doctor amuse themselves exploring the limitless confines of [[The Doctor's TARDIS|the TARDIS]], looking through its countless rooms and contents. But after forty-three days of travelling the ship’s corridors, planning her science-fiction book and listening to the Doctor’s stories, Sarah becomes bored to the point of tears, and even the Doctor has grown tired and listless. | ||
It seems that the journey will never end, until they notice that the clocks aboard the ship have all stopped; the Doctor then detects the remains of another [[TARDIS]] adrift in [[the Vortex]]. It has become trapped there because its original owner made a mistake in locking in his course. The Doctor now fears that the same thing has happened to his TARDIS, and that he and Sarah are trapped in the Vortex for eternity. Unable to change the TARDIS’s set course, the two travellers have no option but to wait out the nine weeks until their intended point of dematerialisation. | It seems that the journey will never end, until they notice that the clocks aboard the ship have all stopped; the Doctor then detects the remains of another [[TARDIS]] adrift in [[the Vortex]]. It has become trapped there because its original owner made a mistake in locking in his course. The Doctor now fears that the same thing has happened to his TARDIS, and that he and Sarah are trapped in the Vortex for eternity. Unable to change the TARDIS’s set course, the two travellers have no option but to wait out the nine weeks until their intended point of dematerialisation. | ||
