Doctor who the unquiet dead Page #4
Season #1 Episode #3- Year:
- 2005
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[Chapel of Rest]
GWYNETH:
The poor girl's still alive, sir! What're we going to do with her?SNEED:
I don't know! I didn't plan any of this, did I. It isn't my fault if the dead won't stay dead.GWYNETH:
Then whose fault is it, sir? Why is this happening to us?(Gwyneth and Sneed leave. The gas lamp flares and there are whispered voices.)
[Hallway]
SNEED:
I did the Bishop a favour, once. Made his nephew look like a cherub even though he'd been a fortnight in the weir. Perhaps he'll do us an exorcism on the cheap.(Someone knocks on the door.)
SNEED:
Say I'm not in. Tell them we're closed. Just, just get rid of them.[Front door]
(Sneed goes back down the corridor. Rose wakes up as blue gas from the lamp animates young Mister Redpath, who had been placed in a coffin.
Gwyneth opens the front door to Charles Dickens and the Doctor.)
GWYNETH:
I'm sorry, sir. We're closed.DICKENS:
Nonsense. Since when did an Undertaker keep office hours? The dead don't die on schedule. I demand to see your master.GWYNETH:
He's not in, sir.DICKENS:
Don't lie to me, child. Summon him at once.GWYNETH:
I'm awfully sorry, Mister Dickens, but the master's indisposed.(A gas lamp flares.)
DOCTOR:
Having trouble with your gas?DICKENS:
What the Shakespeare is going on?[Chapel of Rest]
(Rose sees her companion.)
ROSE:
Are you all right? You're kidding me, yeah? You're just kidding. You are kidding me, aren't you?(Redpath climbs out of the coffin and walks zombie-like towards her.)
ROSE:
Okay, not kidding.(Rose runs for the door.)
[Front door]
(The Doctor goes past Gwyneth to the flaring gas lamp.)
GWYNETH:
You're not allowed inside, sir.DOCTOR:
There's something inside the walls.(Mrs Redpath reanimates in her coffin.)
DOCTOR:
The gas pipes. Something's living inside the gas.[Chapel of Rest]
ROSE:
Let me out![Front door]
ROSE [OC]:
Open the door!DOCTOR:
That's her.ROSE [OC]:
Please, please, let me out![Hallway]
(The Doctor runs down the corridor and into Sneed.)
SNEED:
How dare you, sir. (to Dickens.) This is my house!DICKENS:
Shut up.SNEED:
(to Gwyneth)I told you.
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