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The Doctor awakes on the floor of the TARDIS, confused as to how he happened to fall asleep so suddenly and believing everything that happened in regards to Leadworth was a dream; he is relieved when Amy and Rory step into the control room, confused expressions on their faces. Rory describes a dream he's just woken up from, with Amy chiming in that she dreamt something similar; as they both divulge details, it quickly becomes apparent that all three of them had the same dream. Something is wrong, but before they can decide what it is, birdsong sounds throughout the TARDIS. They fall asleep and find themselves back in Upper Leadworth. | The Doctor awakes on the floor of the TARDIS, confused as to how he happened to fall asleep so suddenly and believing everything that happened in regards to Leadworth was a dream; he is relieved when Amy and Rory step into the control room, confused expressions on their faces. Rory describes a dream he's just woken up from, with Amy chiming in that she dreamt something similar; as they both divulge details, it quickly becomes apparent that all three of them had the same dream. Something is wrong, but before they can decide what it is, birdsong sounds throughout the TARDIS. They fall asleep and find themselves back in Upper Leadworth. | ||
In Leadworth, the Doctor warns Rory and Amy not to believe anything they see, hear, or feel — from now on, they cannot be sure which world is real. The Doctor quickly deduces that they are not experiencing virtual reality; they really must be awake or dreaming, but is Leadworth the dream? Stopping outside the village retirement home and remembering Amy and Rory's previous explanation that many senior citizens in the town live well into their 90s, the Doctor goes inside to investigate — "Something's wrong; let's go poke it with a stick." | In Leadworth, the Doctor warns Rory and Amy not to believe anything they see, hear, or feel — from now on, they cannot be sure which world is real. The Doctor quickly deduces that they are not experiencing virtual reality; they really must be awake or dreaming, but is Leadworth the dream? Stopping outside the village [[retirement home]] and remembering Amy and Rory's previous explanation that many senior citizens in the town live well into their 90s, the Doctor goes inside to investigate — "Something's wrong; let's go poke it with a stick." | ||
The residents all appear to recognise Rory, addressing him as "Doctor Williams"; the Doctor, meanwhile, notices something suspicious about each one of them, especially [[Poggit|Mrs Poggit]], who makes him try on a jumper she is knitting for her grandson. The three fall asleep again, waking in the TARDIS as alarms blare. | The residents all appear to recognise Rory, addressing him as "Doctor Williams"; the Doctor, meanwhile, notices something suspicious about each one of them, especially [[Poggit|Mrs Poggit]], who makes him try on a jumper she is knitting for her grandson. The three fall asleep again, waking in the TARDIS as alarms blare. | ||
