Demon's Run. Colonel Manton has gathered the troops. He stands on a dais with the Headless Monks behind him. "He is not the devil," Manton intones. "He is not a god. He's not a goblin or a phantom or a trickster." Well, he's a little bit of a trickster. Madame Kovarian stands at the back of the assembly, flanked by armed guards. Manton says the Doctor is just a living, breathing man. He promises to fix that. The troops raise their fists and cheer.

Amy watches from the nursery window. Lorna comes in, apologizing for being there. She should be with the troops, she says. "I brought you something," she says, holding out the bit of cloth she was sewing earlier. It's bronze and looks like a many-sided star with little beads dangling from each point. Amy glares at her and says nothing. "Your child's name," Lorna goes on, "in the language of my people." She calls it a "prayer leaf" and says if Amy keeps it, her child will always come home to her. Amy gives her a mild look. "Can I borrow your gun?" she asks. She promises to shoot Lorna if she keeps talking. Lorna looks crestfallen. Amy turns back to look out the window at the gathering below. She says they're acting like the Doctor's famous. Lorna, smiling, says he's a dark legend, which makes Amy scoff. "Have you met him?" she asks. Lorna tells Amy she met him once as a little girl. That's something she has in common. The difference is that he came back for Amy. "You must be very special," Lorna tells her without jealousy. Amy tells Lorna that the Doctor's worth waiting for. He's coming back, she says, and tells Lorna to be on the right side when he does. Amy holds out her hand and accepts the prayer leaf. She thanks Lorna, who leaves before she can start crying.