SARAH JANE: I saw amazing things, out there in space. But there's strangeness to be found wherever you turn. Life on Earth can be an adventure, too. You just need to know where to look.

KORWIN: Burn with me.

ALICE: (crying) Sorry. I'm sorry. I thought I was... It's, it's just...

All this. All of this here.

It's wonderful. It's from space.

And I, and I just look at it all, and... And all I want...

I want her to see it. That's all. I want mum to be here.

She'd love it.

DOCTOR: Life moves forward. No matter how much it hurts. It has to.

ARC: ...Want...

DOCTOR: You know what, ARC?

Right now I don't care what you want.

The Amstrons aren't robots. Neither are the J'arrodic. They're living beings who are dying. All around us.

And I've had enough of dying. I am sick of dying. I am sick of war.

ADA: Daughter. Listen to me now.

Listen. And if you forget everything else I ever say to you... never forget this.

I know sometimes it's hard. Sometimes it's painful. There are times you'll want to to do anything else.

But if something is wrong - if you know something is wrong - you must always speak out.

Always.

No matter what.

DOCTOR: You want people with imaginations? You have to set them free. Let them see things, go places, meet each other and understand how it all works so they can make it better than you managed to. That might mean risking some chaos, danger. But it's worth the risk.