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Jack attaches the extrapolator to the station's systems so the Daleks cannot simply blast the station out of the sky, but it will not prevent them from physically invading to stop the wave. Jack concentrates the [[force field]] on the top six levels of the station, so the Daleks will have to enter at [[Floor 494]] and work their way up to Floor 500. Rose stays behind to help the Doctor build the wave while the others, armed with [[bastic bullet]]s which can breach Dalek casings, go down to Floor 000 to try to scare up volunteers to help hold back the Daleks. Jack kisses both Rose and the Doctor goodbye. | Jack attaches the extrapolator to the station's systems so the Daleks cannot simply blast the station out of the sky, but it will not prevent them from physically invading to stop the wave. Jack concentrates the [[force field]] on the top six levels of the station, so the Daleks will have to enter at [[Floor 494]] and work their way up to Floor 500. Rose stays behind to help the Doctor build the wave while the others, armed with [[bastic bullet]]s which can breach Dalek casings, go down to Floor 000 to try to scare up volunteers to help hold back the Daleks. Jack kisses both Rose and the Doctor goodbye. | ||
On Floor 000, only a few join the defenders. Others, like Rodrick, do not believe that the Daleks still exist. Jack warns them all to stay on Floor 000 and keep quiet, even if they start to hear the sounds of battle above; if they do, hopefully, the Daleks will not notice them. On Floor 500, the Delta Wave starts its build-up | On Floor 000, only a few join the defenders. Others, like Rodrick, do not believe that the Daleks still exist. Jack warns them all to stay on Floor 000 and keep quiet, even if they start to hear the sounds of battle above; if they do, hopefully, the Daleks will not notice them. On Floor 500, Rose suggests going back in time before these events, but the Doctor sadly says it's impossible due to crossing the timeline before the Delta Wave starts its build-up. But when the Doctor checks to see how long it will need to build, he hangs his head in dismay. Rose is about to suggest When Rose asks how bad it is, the Doctor brightens up and says it can work if he can use the TARDIS to cross his own timeline. He ushers her into the TARDIS and tells her to stay there pressing a button, while he powers up the station. Once he exits the TARDIS, however, his expression turns sombre, and he points [[the Doctor's sonic screwdriver|the sonic screwdriver]] at the ship, making it dematerialise with Rose on board. | ||
Rose finds the TARDIS doors locked, and a [[hologram]] of the Doctor appears, explaining to Rose that if she is receiving this message, then the Doctor is either dead or about to die with no chance of escape. [[Emergency Program One]] will take her home, and the TARDIS will not return for him for fear that its technology will fall into the Dalek hands. He asks her to just let the TARDIS moulder away and die, and, in remembrance of him, to have a fantastic life. The TARDIS lands Rose at [[Powell Estate|her estate]] in the [[21st century]], and despite her near-hysterical jiggling of the controls, she cannot get it to work again. Outside, [[Mickey Smith|Mickey]] comes running down the street, having heard the distinctive sound of the TARDIS' engines, and Rose hugs him, weeping. | Rose finds the TARDIS doors locked, and a [[hologram]] of the Doctor appears, explaining to Rose that if she is receiving this message, then the Doctor is either dead or about to die with no chance of escape. [[Emergency Program One]] will take her home, and the TARDIS will not return for him for fear that its technology will fall into the Dalek hands. He asks her to just let the TARDIS moulder away and die, and, in remembrance of him, to have a fantastic life. The TARDIS lands Rose at [[Powell Estate|her estate]] in the [[21st century]], and despite her near-hysterical jiggling of the controls, she cannot get it to work again. Outside, [[Mickey Smith|Mickey]] comes running down the street, having heard the distinctive sound of the TARDIS' engines, and Rose hugs him, weeping. | ||
