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|companions= [[Amy Pond]] | |companions= [[Amy Pond]] | ||
|enemy = [[The Dark Men]] | |enemy = [[The Dark Men]] | ||
|year = | |year = [[Britain]], [[1960s (Illusion)]] [[Psychespace]] | ||
|writer = [[Jonathan Morris]] | |writer = [[Jonathan Morris]] | ||
|editor = [[Tom Spilsbury]], [[Scott Gray]] | |editor = [[Tom Spilsbury]], [[Scott Gray]] | ||
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}}'''''Forever Dreaming''''' was an [[Doctor Who Magazine]] comic strip featuring the [[Eleventh Doctor]] and [[Amy Pond]]. | }}'''''Forever Dreaming''''' was an [[Doctor Who Magazine]] comic strip featuring the [[Eleventh Doctor]] and [[Amy Pond]]. | ||
== | ==Plot== | ||
=== | ===Part 1=== | ||
The Doctor and Amy arrive on a summer beach in the 1960's. Everything is very reminiscent of the British summer holiday, right down to the seaside bandstand. The Doctor notes that it is 'almost '''''too'' '''perfect. Bordering on the '''''stereotypical...''''''. Meanwhile, the pair are being watched by the eye of a giant octopus ride called 'North Pier'. Unseen voices note that the Doctor's mind is unsuitable, as he doubts what is around him, but Amy believes. | The Doctor and Amy arrive on a summer beach in the 1960's. Everything is very reminiscent of the British summer holiday, right down to the seaside bandstand. The Doctor notes that it is 'almost '''''too'' '''perfect. Bordering on the '''''stereotypical...''''''. Meanwhile, the pair are being watched by the eye of a giant octopus ride called 'North Pier'. Unseen voices note that the Doctor's mind is unsuitable, as he doubts what is around him, but Amy believes. | ||
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Amy is cornered at the end of a pier. The five Dark suited men are approaching, and the sea rages below her. Amy says that they are just a product of her imagination, and that they don't exist, but the Dark suited men says that she'll have to do better than that. They ask if she is afraid, because the more afraid she gets the more powerful they become. Amy climbs over the pier railing, saying that she isn't afraid of them, but the one of the Dark suited men contradicts her. As Amy dangles for dear life from the pier railings, with the sea and disembodied hands wailing below her, the Dark suited men declare that '''everybody's afraid of the Dark!''' | Amy is cornered at the end of a pier. The five Dark suited men are approaching, and the sea rages below her. Amy says that they are just a product of her imagination, and that they don't exist, but the Dark suited men says that she'll have to do better than that. They ask if she is afraid, because the more afraid she gets the more powerful they become. Amy climbs over the pier railing, saying that she isn't afraid of them, but the one of the Dark suited men contradicts her. As Amy dangles for dear life from the pier railings, with the sea and disembodied hands wailing below her, the Dark suited men declare that '''everybody's afraid of the Dark!''' | ||
=== | ===Part 2=== | ||
The Dark continiously persuade Amy to fall to her death. Amy suddenly conjours up an ice cream (apparently one that she's always loved since she was three years old). The Dark do not believe this can stop them. Amy says that it's not a weapon "'''It just makes me feel happy," '''The Dark suddenly fade away as the original Summer setting returns. The Dreamers are impressed at this act . | The Dark continiously persuade Amy to fall to her death. Amy suddenly conjours up an ice cream (apparently one that she's always loved since she was three years old). The Dark do not believe this can stop them. Amy says that it's not a weapon "'''It just makes me feel happy," '''The Dark suddenly fade away as the original Summer setting returns. The Dreamers are impressed at this act the man comments that she has '''"The whole world wrapped around her little finger'''''. The man appears to Amy again, | ||
==Characters== | ==Characters== | ||
