TEXT: THE STONES OF BLOOD BY: DAVID FISHER Part Two Running time: 23:53 [SCENE_BREAK] ROMANA: Help! Help! [SCENE_BREAK] DE VRIES: Bind him to the stone. MARTHA: Leonard, I don't like this. DE VRIES: It is the will of the Cailleach. MARTHA: It's murder! DE VRIES: We cannot question the will of the Goddess. MARTHA: Leonard, think. Think what you're doing. DE VRIES: The Cailleach demands blood. MARTHA: She's never demanded a human sacrifice before. DE VRIES: I dare not oppose her will. I dare not. MARTHA: If it's her will, where is she? Why isn't she here? DE VRIES: She will come. MARTHA: Leonard, this man may be missed. He must have friends. Surely, if they inform the police DE VRIES: The Cailleach will have foreseen everything. We must have faith. She will come. [SCENE_BREAK] ROMANA: Help! Help me, somebody! Help me! [SCENE_BREAK] DOCTOR: Hello. I hope that knife's been properly sterilised. DE VRIES: Blasphemer. DOCTOR: No, no, no, no. You can catch all sorts of things off a dirty knife, you know. Lockjaw, tetanus, not to mentions staphylococcal infections MARTHA: I'm not going to be a party to this. DOCTOR: Good for you. DE VRIES: Then don't be. DOCTOR: Hold it. Does your Cailleach ride a bicycle? DE VRIES: Bicycle? DOCTOR: Yes. DE VRIES: You'll die with blasphemy on your lips. DOCTOR: It's just that I can see a bicycle approaching, unless I'm very much mistaken. Over here! [SCENE_BREAK] DOCTOR (OOV.): Help! Over here! EMILIA: Hang on! I
SUMMARY:
Romana ends up hanging on the side of a cliff while the Doctor is captured by Druid pagan worshipers. The Doctor and the Professor then go on a search for Romana after finding her shoes.