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The process is interrupted by the commotion caused by [[Eleventh Doctor|the Doctor]] and [[Rory Williams|Rory]]. Rosanna and Francesco rush off to investigate, leaving Amy to be found and freed by Isabella. The two women join the Doctor and Rory and make their way through the dungeons, closely pursued by Francesco and the girls. They escape the school, but Isabella's sensitivity to light allows her to be recaptured by Francesco. When the Doctor rushes back to rescue her, he is knocked unconscious by a massive electrical shock that courses through the door; the rescue was a failure. | The process is interrupted by the commotion caused by [[Eleventh Doctor|the Doctor]] and [[Rory Williams|Rory]]. Rosanna and Francesco rush off to investigate, leaving Amy to be found and freed by Isabella. The two women join the Doctor and Rory and make their way through the dungeons, closely pursued by Francesco and the girls. They escape the school, but Isabella's sensitivity to light allows her to be recaptured by Francesco. When the Doctor rushes back to rescue her, he is knocked unconscious by a massive electrical shock that courses through the door; the rescue was a failure. | ||
Later that day, Rosanna, Francesco, the converted girls and the staff take Isabella to a plank to be pushed into the water. [[Carlo]], Rosanna's head steward, reads a rite to Isabella, explaining her death is because of her betrayal of the Calvierris. Being pushed into the [[water]], Isabella says she can | Later that day, Rosanna, Francesco, the converted girls and the staff take Isabella to a plank to be pushed into the water. [[Carlo]], Rosanna's head steward, reads a rite to Isabella, explaining her death is because of her betrayal of the Calvierris. Being pushed into the [[water]], Isabella says she can swim like virtually all Venetians, but soon finds some things are biting her — Rosanna's other sons. They pull her under as Rosanna dismisses everyone but Francesco. She tries to reach into the water, but Francesco warns her that his brothers do not know it is her in human form; she promises her other sons it will be soon. | ||
Rosanna returns from the "ceremony" to find the Doctor waiting for her on her throne. He has deduced she is from [[Saturnyne]], and is using a [[perception filter]] to appear [[human]]; she deduces he is an alien refugee, and is shocked to learn he is from [[Gallifrey]], commenting that he should be in a museum. They question each other, Rosanna revealing her [[planet]] was consumed by the [[Time Field|cracks in time]]; she and her children had to flee from [[the Silence]]. Running brought them to [[Earth]]. Rosanna asks for the Doctor's help in rebuilding her race, but he only wants to know what happened to Isabella. Rosanna does not know who "Isabella" is until the Doctor tells her she was the girl who helped them escape the school; Rosanna remarks that all traitors must be [[kill]]ed. As the Doctor is removed by the steward, he furiously shouts that he will stop her, if only because she didn't know Isabella's name. | Rosanna returns from the "ceremony" to find the Doctor waiting for her on her throne. He has deduced she is from [[Saturnyne]], and is using a [[perception filter]] to appear [[human]]; she deduces he is an alien refugee, and is shocked to learn he is from [[Gallifrey]], commenting that he should be in a museum. They question each other, Rosanna revealing her [[planet]] was consumed by the [[Time Field|cracks in time]]; she and her children had to flee from [[the Silence]]. Running brought them to [[Earth]]. Rosanna asks for the Doctor's help in rebuilding her race, but he only wants to know what happened to Isabella. Rosanna does not know who "Isabella" is until the Doctor tells her she was the girl who helped them escape the school; Rosanna remarks that all traitors must be [[kill]]ed. As the Doctor is removed by the steward, he furiously shouts that he will stop her, if only because she didn't know Isabella's name. | ||
