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== Summary == | == Summary == | ||
[[The TARDIS]] is in transit with the [[Fitz Kreiner]], [[Anji Kapoor]], and the amnesic [[Eighth Doctor]] inside, but none of them can figure out where they're going or how long it will take. Each character has their own struggle: the Doctor and Anji are frustrated with Fitz for not knowing more; Fitz blames the Doctor for not better appreciating what Fitz does know; Anji is still mourning the death of her boyfriend [[Dave Young|Dave]]. They begin to feel trapped. | [[The Doctor's TARDIS|The TARDIS]] is in transit with the [[Fitz Kreiner]], [[Anji Kapoor]], and the amnesic [[Eighth Doctor]] inside, but none of them can figure out where they're going or how long it will take. Each character has their own struggle: the Doctor and Anji are frustrated with Fitz for not knowing more; Fitz blames the Doctor for not better appreciating what Fitz does know; Anji is still mourning the death of her boyfriend [[Dave Young|Dave]]. They begin to feel trapped. | ||
As the characters explore the shadowy and sinister corners of the TARDIS, escalating acts of sabotage begin to put their lives in danger. One of the three must be responsible, and the characters start blaming each other, their trust eroded. (Parkin describes the tone here as "that of a haunted house movie - claustrophobia, paranoia, distrust.") Fitz remembers the TARDIS' sentience and speculates that the ship itself might be to blame. | As the characters explore the shadowy and sinister corners of the TARDIS, escalating acts of sabotage begin to put their lives in danger. One of the three must be responsible, and the characters start blaming each other, their trust eroded. (Parkin describes the tone here as "that of a haunted house movie - claustrophobia, paranoia, distrust.") Fitz remembers the TARDIS' sentience and speculates that the ship itself might be to blame. | ||
