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Removed paragraph suggesting the ship in Day Of The Moon & The Lodger are one and the same as there is nothing confirming this, and if they are the same, it raises the question of, In The Lodger where are all the bodies of the Silents River killed?
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When the Eleventh Doctor defeated the [[Silent]]s in [[1969]], he, [[River Song]], and [[Rory Williams]] rescued [[Amy Pond]] from their base which resembled 79B Aickman Road, already encountered by the Doctor. River subsequently killed every Silent present. ([[TV]]: ''[[Day of the Moon]]'') | When the Eleventh Doctor defeated the [[Silent]]s in [[1969]], he, [[River Song]], and [[Rory Williams]] rescued [[Amy Pond]] from their base which resembled 79B Aickman Road, already encountered by the Doctor. River subsequently killed every Silent present. ([[TV]]: ''[[Day of the Moon]]'') | ||
[[File:RiverSongDOTM.jpg|left|thumb|River | [[File:RiverSongDOTM.jpg|left|thumb|River another Silence's timeship. ([[TV]]: ''[[Day of the Moon]]'')]]The ship's autopilot attempted to relaunch the ship using [[human]]s as pilots, specifically selecting humans who wanted to escape or explore. However, the mind of a human was too weak to launch the ship and the people selected by the autopilot were killed. This created a pattern of decay on the ceiling below, much like rot in appearance. The autopilot's attempt to launch the ship with humans also caused a [[time loop]] to form briefly, almost resulting in [[The Doctor's TARDIS|the TARDIS]] and [[Amy Pond|Amy]] Pond being thrown into the [[Time Vortex]]. | ||
The ship's autopilot attempted to relaunch the ship using [[human]]s as pilots, specifically selecting humans who wanted to escape or explore. However, the mind of a human was too weak to launch the ship and the people selected by the autopilot were killed. This created a pattern of decay on the ceiling below, much like rot in appearance. The autopilot's attempt to launch the ship with humans also caused a [[time loop]] to form briefly, almost resulting in [[The Doctor's TARDIS|the TARDIS]] and [[Amy Pond|Amy]] Pond being thrown into the [[Time Vortex]]. | |||
The Auto Pilot attempted to use the Eleventh Doctor's mind to launch the ship, but the Doctor claimed that his mind would be too much for the system to handle. Craig Owens interfaced with the ship, which shut down because he didn't want to escape or explore; he wanted to stay right where he was. The ship vanished when the emergency shutdown was activated by Craig. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Lodger (TV story)|The Lodger]]'') | The Auto Pilot attempted to use the Eleventh Doctor's mind to launch the ship, but the Doctor claimed that his mind would be too much for the system to handle. Craig Owens interfaced with the ship, which shut down because he didn't want to escape or explore; he wanted to stay right where he was. The ship vanished when the emergency shutdown was activated by Craig. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Lodger (TV story)|The Lodger]]'') | ||
