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Roving the Galaxy - Friday, Period 4 (Week 3)
Once the students gathered, the Doctor bounded over to them from where he'd been having far too much fun tinkering with the Danger Shop controls. He pulled his glasses off and tucked them into his pocket. "Right! So. Missed last week, sorry about that, won't happen again." With the Doctor, you never knew. "Okay! We've done introductions and polite conversation. Well, you did polite conversation and I'm sure you all passed with flying colours. Let's get on to rule number one. Something is always not right. Terrible grammar, but I didn't write it, so let's get past that and onto the point. No matter the situation or the setting, something will always be out of place. It might be something as simple as the food being off because someone left it out of the fridge or it could be something dangerous. Experience has told me that there's always, always something going on. The question is," the Doctor mused, looking at them all expectantly, "are you tuned into your surroundings enough to notice?"
He pointed his sonic screwdriver at the Danger Shop controls and the surroundings changed to a space station. The large window that took up most of one wall showed Earth below, looking a little worse for wear, but still intact. The sun looked much larger than usual due to it being very, very old and being ready to devour the Earth in about half an hour's time.
"I'll give you a head start on this one, but from now on I want you to be completely aware of what's going on around you. Pay attention to everything. Someone on this station has been trying to sabotage it. Don't draw attention to yourselves while you try to figure out who. Oh, and," he frowned. "Mind the spiders."
He pointed his sonic screwdriver at the Danger Shop controls and the surroundings changed to a space station. The large window that took up most of one wall showed Earth below, looking a little worse for wear, but still intact. The sun looked much larger than usual due to it being very, very old and being ready to devour the Earth in about half an hour's time.
"I'll give you a head start on this one, but from now on I want you to be completely aware of what's going on around you. Pay attention to everything. Someone on this station has been trying to sabotage it. Don't draw attention to yourselves while you try to figure out who. Oh, and," he frowned. "Mind the spiders."