Watching doctor who

Chapter 51 the angels take manhatten

As the the screen lit up again it said the angels take Manhattan and I looked at river first and we instantly new is this our final adventure Amy said staring at me yes I said making her sob I heard Martha and rose talk but I wasn't listening I positioned river in between the ponds and I sat on the floor by their feet Rory's hand on my shoulder and Amy's tightly clutched in mine ready I said dreading it ready Rory and Amy said tearfully.

(Over the view of someone using a proper old-fashioned manual typewriter and talking like a Raymond Chandler character.)
GARNER [OC]: New York. The city of a million stories. Half of them are true. The other half just haven't happened yet. Statues, the man said. Living statues that moved in the dark.
Is he on about weeping angels Martha said staring at us worriedly yes I said feeling tears appear
[Grayle's study]

(On the ground floor of a rich man's home.)
GRAYLE: So, will you take the case, Mister Garner?
GARNER: Sure. Why not?
GRAYLE: Because you don't believe me.
GARNER: For twenty five dollars a day plus expenses, I'll believe any damn thing you like.
GRAYLE: But you don't believe that statues can move. And you're right, Mister Garner. They can't. Of course they can't. When you're looking.
This is creepy Ryan said making me smile at him softly
(Across the street, in the rain, is a statue of a woman and child.)
GARNER: Good night, Mister Grayle.
(Sam Garner leaves. Grayle looks out of the window again, and the woman has vanished from the plinth across the road.)
GARNER [OC]: The address Grayle gave me was an apartment block near Battery Park. He said it was where the statues lived. I asked him why he didn't go look himself. He didn't answer. Grayle was the scariest guy I knew. If something scared him, I kinda wanted to shake its hand.
Savage jack said smirking
[Winter Quay apartments]

(The building is smothered in statuary, including a Weeping Angel. A little girl looking out of a window covers her eyes, then peeks out and covers them again. The doors open for Garner and he goes inside. The Weeping Angel has removed her hands and is snarling.)
Oh my god bill yelled jumping come here I said tapping the floor next to me she sat nestled into my chest I seen Martha look surprised but I only smiled at her briefly
GARNER: Hello? Hello?
(The lift comes down for him. He steps inside and it goes up. The Angel is in the foyer.)
GARNER: What the?
(Garner leaves the lift and goes along the red-carpeted corridor to 702, which has the nameplate S Garner. The door is unlocked and he goes inside.)
This is really scary bill mumbled don't look till I tell you to I said making her relax more
GARNER: Hello? Anyone home?
(His had and coat are hanging on the rack, and his PI's id is in the wallet. Older and more dog-eared, but the same one. Then he hears someone grunting.)
GARNER: Hello?
(He looks at the old man in the bedroom.)
GARNER: Who are you?
OLD GARNER: They're coming for you. They're going to send you back.
GARNER: Who's coming? Back where?
OLD GARNER: In time. Back in time. I'm you. I'm you.
I seen yaz staring at me I had a feeling she was thinking of the flux
(Garner leaves the apartment but is trapped between two Angels. There are more on the stairs below, so he runs to the roof. A giant snarling face is right behind him. Lady Liberty.)
GARNER: You gotta be kiddin' me.
How do you get yourself in this mess Donna said shaking her head at me
[New York Central Park]
I tapped bills leg look now I said and she faced me grinning thanks she said it's fine I said smiling at her
STING: (singing) Whoa, I'm an alien. I'm a legal alien. I'm an Englishman in New York.
(Picnicking near the Duck Pond.)
DOCTOR: (reading) New York growled at my window, but I was ready for it. My stocking seams were straight, my lipstick was combat ready, and I was packing cleavage that could fell an ox at twenty feet.
I miss hearing you read aloud Amy said crying I miss you to pond I said smiling at her softly
AMY: Doctor, you're doing it again.
DOCTOR: I'm reading!
AMY: Aloud. Please could you not?
DOCTOR: There's something different about you, isn't there?
RORY: What's the book?
DOCTOR: Melody Malone. She's a private detective in old town New York.
Sounds good Martha said making river smirk at me
AMY: She's got ice in her heart and a kiss on her lips, and a vulnerable side she keeps well hidden.
DOCTOR: Oh, you've read it?
AMY: You read it. Aloud. And then went yowzah!
Weirdo Donna said making me pout at her
RORY: Only you could fancy someone in a book.
DOCTOR: I'm just reading it. I just like the cover.
AMY: Ooo, can we see the cover?
DOCTOR: No, no, I'm busy. It's your hair! Is it your hair?
AMY: Oh, shut up. It's the glasses. I'm wearing reading glasses now, on my nose, see? There you go.
DOCTOR: I don't like them. They make your eyes look all liney. No, actually, sorry. They're fine. Carry on.
There it is Donna said glaring at me what I said confused being rude spaceman she said making me grin
RORY: Okay, I'm going to go and get us some more coffee. Who wants more coffee? Me too. I'll go!
I heard rose and Martha giggling at his reaction
AMY: Rory, do I have noticeable lines on my eyes now?
DOCTOR: Yes.
RORY: No.
AMY: You didn't look.
RORY: I noticed them earlier. Didn't notice them. I specifically remember not noticing them.
Wow awkward yaz said shaking her head at us
AMY: You walk among fire pits, Centurion.
RORY: Do I have to come over there?
AMY: You can if you like.
RORY: Well, we have company.
AMY: I'll get a babysitter.
(Rory and Amy kiss.)
I don't mind it now I said making Amy giggle at me
DOCTOR: Oh, do you know, it is so humiliating when you do that.
RORY: Coffee?
AMY: Coffee.
DOCTOR: Can I have a go?
There not toys Clara said shaking her head at me
(The Doctor puts on Amy's reading glasses.)
DOCTOR: Oh, actually, that is much better. That is exciting.
AMY: Read to me.
DOCTOR: I thought you didn't like my reading aloud.
AMY: Shut up, and read me a story. Just don't go yowzah.
I smiled at the screen this is where it went wrong I thought to myself
(The Doctor chuckles and tears out the last page of his book.)
AMY: Why did you do that?
DOCTOR: I always rip out the last page of a book. Then it doesn't have to end. I hate endings.
Oh sweetie river said rubbing my shoulder
(He puts the page in the picnic basket.)
DOCTOR: (reads) As I crossed the street, I saw the thin guy, but he didn't see me. I guess that's how it began.
(Rory is walking back with the coffees past a fountain with cherubs. After he has past it, one of the cherubs is snarling, then it vanishes. A child laughs. It's giggles make Rory keep looking around.)
What jack said confused
DOCTOR: (reads) I followed the skinny guy for two more blocks before he turned and I could ask exactly what he was doing here. He looked a little scared, so I gave him my best smile and my bluest eyes.
(Amy is playing Pooh sticks off the bridge.)
AMY: Beware the yowzah. Do not, at this point, yowz. Doctor? What did the skinny guy say?
DOCTOR: He said, 'I just went to get coffees for the Doctor and Amy. Hello, River.'
No Clara said shocked that's Rory isn't it yes I said staring at the ponds
[Central Park - night]