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== Deviations from televised story== | == Deviations from televised story== | ||
* There's a scene set inside the TARDIS just before the Doctor and Donna arrive in Rome, in which Donna begins to have second thoughts about deciding to travel with him. | * There's a scene set inside the TARDIS just before the Doctor and Donna arrive in Rome, in which Donna begins to have second thoughts about deciding to travel with him. | ||
* There is an extended scene of the Doctor and Donna searching for the TARDIS. | |||
* The Doctor and Donna discuss [[Sherlock Holmes]], with the Doctor telling her he was real though fictionalised by [[Arthur Conan Doyle]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[All-Consuming Fire (novel)|All Consuming Fire]]'', [[AUDIO]]: ''[[All-Consuming Fire (audio story)|All-Consuming Fire]]'') | |||
* The Doctor speculates the Pyrovile pursuing him and Quintus might be a [[Krarg]]. | |||
* The man killed by the Pyrovile is named [[Rhombus]]. | |||
* There's a brief scene in which Evelina tells the Doctor about Donna's warning and kidnapping by the Sisterhood. | |||
* The family's attempt to shelter from the eruption is expanded. | |||
* The Doctor and Donna's final scene in the TARDIS is extended: the Doctor mentions how he won't be forgetting the family's faces in a hurry- [[Twelfth Doctor|especially Caecilius]] -and that he will continue to check in on them. | * The Doctor and Donna's final scene in the TARDIS is extended: the Doctor mentions how he won't be forgetting the family's faces in a hurry- [[Twelfth Doctor|especially Caecilius]] -and that he will continue to check in on them. | ||
* How the family rebuilt their lives afterwards is expanded on. | |||
* The epilogue ends with a section that talks about how the family's belief in their household gods continued for subsequent generations, [[The Descendants of Pompeii (webcast)|with their descendants thousands of years later regularly joking that they must have a guardian angel watching over them]]. | * The epilogue ends with a section that talks about how the family's belief in their household gods continued for subsequent generations, [[The Descendants of Pompeii (webcast)|with their descendants thousands of years later regularly joking that they must have a guardian angel watching over them]]. | ||
