): Is that you? 66 seconds. Beamed everyone into the TARDIS. Clara: And the monster? Clara: As it kills her. Clara: To the last hurrah. Especially when he has a built in teleporter. Gus: Call me Gus. How exactly? I'm obviously the mummy. It is. Maisie: And you got on a train with him. Mythical mummy. Not the computer, the Foretold. Perkins: Phase. Perkins: Same as the others? Really? Set off some fail-safe thing. She just, she just stopped. Stop him at once. That's all. The Doctor: And the facade drops away because what use are a bunch of scientists without a lab? The Doctor: Markings like the ones the scroll. The Doctor: Mrs Pitt, the old woman who died. The Doctor: Not yet. The Doctor: Of course it is. The Doctor: That's why only the victims can see it. The Doctor: The Doctor. The Doctor: Well, he has tried to entice me here before. There's a monster on this train that can only be seen by those about to die. We surrender. Which is good to know. Yes, he is. Your goal is to ascertain the Foretold's true nature, probe for weaknesses with a view to capture, after which we will reverse engineer its abilities. [ TRAIN BELL RINGS ]
The Doctor: There were many trains to take the name Orient Express, but only one in space.
Plan: A: Clara; Q: Who rejoins the Doctor for one last outing before she leaves the TARDIS and the Doctor? A: the Doctor; Q: Who does Clara decide she is not ready to leave yet? A: one; Q: How many more adventures does Clara have with the Doctor before she leaves? A: a train; Q: What do Clara and the Doctor arrive on? A: Orient Express; Q: What is the train that travels through space modelled after? A: Mrs Pitt; Q: Who was murdered by a mummy only she could see? A: the Foretold; Q: What is the mummy that kills the elderly woman called? A: exactly sixty-six seconds; Q: How long does it take for the Foretold to kill its victim? A: Gus; Q: Who is the computer program on the train? A: unfinished business; Q: What is the Foretold a dead soldier with? A: the soldier; Q: Who does the Doctor discharge by surrendering? A: the train's occupants; Q: Who is saved when the Doctor uses phase-shifting technology to teleport them to safety? A: a conversation; Q: What does Clara have with the Doctor about whether or not he is really cold-hearted? Summary: Clara rejoins the Doctor for one last outing before she leaves the TARDIS and the Doctor. They arrive on a train which travels through space, which is modelled after Orient Express . The Doctor soon discovers that an elderly woman called Mrs Pitt has recently been murdered by a mummy only she could see. When other occupants die in the same way, the Doctor realises that the mummy, identified as a legendary entity called the Foretold, is invisible to all but the one about to die. Once it is seen, it kills its victim in exactly sixty-six seconds. The train's computer program, Gus, reveals to the Doctor that he has tasked him to capture the Foretold. The Doctor discovers that it is a dead soldier powered by phase-shifting technology with unfinished business. The Doctor discharges the soldier by surrendering, and the train's occupants are saved. The Doctor uses the phase-shifting technology to teleport the train's occupants to safety. After a conversation with the Doctor about whether or not he is really cold-hearted, Clara decides she is not ready to leave him yet, and they set off on further adventures together.