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She and the Doctor make their way outside, past the suddenly docile Eknodines, and approach the van. Before giving her the keys, the Doctor asks her if she's sure of what she's about to do; Amy replies that she is, and that even if it is real, she doesn't want to live in a world without Rory. As the Dream Lord watches, the two drive the van straight into the house, [[kill]]ing themselves and several Eknodines in the process. | She and the Doctor make their way outside, past the suddenly docile Eknodines, and approach the van. Before giving her the keys, the Doctor asks her if she's sure of what she's about to do; Amy replies that she is, and that even if it is real, she doesn't want to live in a world without Rory. As the Dream Lord watches, the two drive the van straight into the house, [[kill]]ing themselves and several Eknodines in the process. | ||
The Doctor, Amy, and Rory awake in the TARDIS, almost frozen, but alive. The Dream Lord appears, congratulating them on their success; in a show of benevolence, he steers the TARDIS away from the [[cold star]], and turns the power back on before vanishing. The Doctor, however, is not convinced, and sets the TARDIS to [[TARDIS self-destruct|self-destruct]] despite Amy and Rory's protests. A blinding white light floods the control room. | The Doctor, Amy, and Rory awake in the TARDIS, almost frozen, but alive. The Dream Lord appears, congratulating them on their success; in a show of benevolence, he steers the TARDIS away from the [[cold star]], and turns the power back on before vanishing. The Doctor, however, is not convinced, and sets the TARDIS to [[TARDIS self-destruct|self-destruct]] despite Amy and Rory's protests. A blinding white light floods the control room. | ||
