(to Amelia) Sorry, we're just doing a bit of a security exercise. A word in your ear. After shredding, your remains will pass automatically through my compost acceleration chamber and within twenty five minutes you will be pumped into the garden to become part of nature's grand design. And when it comes to money, Mister Chase and I are of the same religion. CHASE: It's for your own good. CHASE: We must get him over to the cottage where we can look after him properly. DUNBAR: No, it's all gone far enough. Er, this is the way out, is it not? I'm trying to find the Doctor. It's my duty to try and save the situation. SARAH: I can't. This is getting too big for us. Tie him up. We must observe the process carefully.
Plan: A: a Krynoid fate; Q: What is Sarah saved from? A: Chase's men; Q: Who is devoured and transformed? A: Chase; Q: Who is the employer of the man who is devoured? A: the process; Q: What does Chase encourage? A: The Doctor; Q: Who is introduced to Chase's grinder and compost acceleration chamber? A: a painful yet swift death; Q: What does the compost acceleration chamber promise the Doctor? A: nature; Q: What does Chase want to make the Doctor one with? A: Dunbar; Q: Who outs his own involvement in the matter? A: a fully developed Krynoid; Q: What does Dunbar come face to face with? Summary: Sarah is saved from a Krynoid fate and runs off, but the same can't be said for one of Chase's men. Not only is he simultaneously devoured and transformed, his fascinated employer will do all he can to encourage the process. The Doctor gets introduced to Chase's grinder and compost acceleration chamber, which promises him a painful yet swift death en route to making him one with nature, via the garden's nutrient pump. The situation has finally gone too far for Dunbar, who outs his own involvement in this matter and stands up to Chase, only to come face to face with a fully developed Krynoid.