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The room was dark; the only light was coming from outside the open door and from the strange glowing thing that could deactivate cell phones and make a strange buzzing sound. Samantha moved her hand blindly across the wall to the right of the door looking for the light switch she knew was there somewhere, however in the dark it was very hard to find. She searched but her hand did not come in contact with it, as she moved a little farther away from the door the wind outside must have picked up because all of a sudden it swung shut with a rather amnions bang.

Oh, great, Samantha thought. Stuck in the dark with a crazy guy I could this day get any worse? She now began to search the wall twice as hard with both hands but still the light switch was nowhere to be found. Just as Samantha was starting to get desperate the buzzing sound coming from that strange thing stopped, then started again and the lights flickered on.

"That was weird," Samantha said out loud as she looked around the room that she walked through every day, it was the back room of the book store and it was filled with large shelves that held all of the extra books that would not fit out in the main store.

"Not weird, clever!" The Doctor's voice came to Samantha from one of the corners of the room. "If I hadn't done that you would have spent forever looking for that switch."

At his words Samantha looked back at the wall that she had been searching, there was no switch to be found, maybe she had the wrong wall, but when she looked at the wall on the other side of the door there was no switch there ether. Ok, that's weird. She had just turned it off no more than fifteen minutes ago. "Where did it go?" she voiced her question out loud.

"The building moved it," the answer came as the crazy Doctor came into few from behind a book shelf. The expression on his face changed from strange excitement to shock and worry as his eyes fell on the closed door. "This is not good, this is very not good," he said as he ran forward.

He tried to open the door but it was locked and did not budge. He then pointed his weird stick thing at it and pushed a button. The stick began to glow and buzz and the building began to shake and moan. What was he doing? How could a building moan? Samantha wondered. However before she could ask him, he stopped, and so did the building. The crazy man open the door which was no longer locked, apparently that wired stick thing could unlock doors to. Samantha expected to see the ally outside but instead what she saw was a brick wall. How did that get there?

"What is doing on?" Samantha shouted at the man. This was not happening, this could not be happening, she thought, even though she had no idea what was happening.

"The building seems to have shut us off from the outside world," the man said in a matter of fact way as he began to point his glowing stick at the brick wall.

What was that supposed to mean? It in no way answered Samantha's question, it actually gave her even more. How could a building shut us off from the outside world? Where did the brick wall come from? She couldn't possible ask all the questions that were floating around her head, they would have all come out in one big jumble, so she asked the question that had been building in her since that morning.

"What is that thing?" she asked pointing at the wired thing in his hand.

"This?" He asked holding up the weird glowing stick thing, "This is my sonic screwdriver."

"It's a screwdriver?" Samantha asked, "It doesn't look like a screwdriver."

"That's because it's sonic," the crazy man retorted. "It's very handy and can do a lot of things, except wood, its rubbish with wood."

"It's a screwdriver?" Samantha was having trouble wrapping her head around this; first they were stuck in a building that they couldn't get out of because of a brick wall and now this obviously crazy man clamed to own a sonic screwdriver, whatever that was. This day could not get any worse.

"Yes it is," the man said with a look that asked 'is she really this thick?' Samantha decided to drop the issue knowing that she probably wasn't going to get a better answer then the one he already gave her. It was a sonic screwdriver that couldn't do wood. Simple enough, if you knew what a sonic screwdriver was.

The man then proceeded to say that this was not safe and no matter what he had to get Samantha out of this. However, Samantha herself found what he said to be really hard to follow because he was talking at a mile a minute and would add words that Samantha had never heard before.

Samantha tuned him out; well she tried to figure out what was going on. Obviously they were stuck and something was messing with their heads because light switches do not disappear and doors do not become brick walls, it just doesn't happen. Maybe she was dreaming, maybe none of this was really happening, but it seemed so real. Dreams weren't this real, were they? A snit bit of what the Doctor was saying broke through her thoughts, "It's alive; the building is alive." For some odd reason Samantha knew that this was true, it explained everything that was happening, but it just seemed so utterly bazar the it could not be true.

Before she could get much farther with her thoughts the Doctor interrupted her by waving his hand in front of her face and asking, "The other door, where is it?"

She was pulled back to reality and answered "This way," and she led him through the shelves to the other side of the room. She was too shocked to form anymore clear thoughts, but apparently this man knew what he was doing and so she decided to trust him, it wasn't like she had any other choice.

The door that led to the actual store was right in front of them and Samantha reached out her hand to open it hoping beyond hope that it would lead where it had led before but knowing that it most likely wouldn't. Her hand rested on the door knob as she took a deep breath.

"Are you ok?" the man asked looking at her with a very concerned look on his face.

"I think so," Samantha replied, completely unsure of anything even that very simple thing. "Let's do this." She said and as she did she pulled open the door revealing a flight of stairs that led down into the dark.

The Doctor seemed very excited about this and exclaimed "Allons-y," as he grabbed one of Samantha's hand and pulled her down the stairs with him.