(A man is walking his dog in a seaside town.)
MAN: Come on, boy.
PASSERBY: All right, mate?
MAN: Come on, boy.

[Front room]

REPORTER [TV]: ..a pushover. Is there more to this story? Now, despite the shock...
WOMAN: Cup of tea?
MAN: Yeah, go on, then.
REPORTER: ..the H2O Committee have been quick to reassure us that a panel of experts are scripting every word...
(One of Aquakind sounds a conch. All the dogs run outside and down to the beach, where Aquakind net them...

[Empress Hall]

HYNES: You ate our dogs!
TIDE: You eat our fish.
HYNES: Well, you can't eat our dogs.
TIDE: You can't eat our fish.
HYNES: Our dogs are domesticated!
TIDE: Our fish are family!

[Control room]

SHIRLEY: The Ambassador from Vietnam would like it on record that taking offence at dog meat is racist.
KATE: It's a distraction. Aquakind are playing with us. What are they really doing?
(Kate sees Ibrahim putting a mug on her desk.)

[Psychiatrist's office]

KATE: I keep seeing him. Every day. Every time I go home.
IBRAHIM [memory]: I'm just going to add some zatar to the salad. You'll see. You'll like it.
IBRAHIM [memory]: Why are you always so paranoid?
KATE [memory]: I've worked too long and too hard to compromise myself! Why can't this be enough?
IBRAHIM [memory]: It doesn't have to be.
PSYCHIATRIST: And when you see him, how does it make you feel?
KATE: Oh, happy, obviously. I think it's great. Don't be stupid. I know he's dead. It's PTSD, as simple as that. I didn't come for a diagnosis, I just need to know. I'm on 20mg of paroxetine. Can I double it to 40? Because I need to keep focused for work.
PSYCHIATRIST: I'm sorry, that's out of the question. I will have to sign you off.
KATE: What for?
PSYCHIATRIST: You're clearly unfit. With the greatest sympathy, I can't risk you going back to work.
KATE: We're on the edge of a worldwide war, so I'm not going anywhere.
PSYCHIATRIST: I can't let you do that. I'm sorry, I've got no choice. I have to report this to your superior.
KATE: Your daughter is not your husband's.
PSYCHIATRIST: I beg your pardon?
KATE: Elizabeth, it's my job to know everything. So I know that you slept with his best friend. The friend found someone else, called Gillian, your marriage survived, your secret is safe. Until now. So... prescription, please.

[Waterside]

SOLDIER: All residents will evacuate the waterside. Do not approach the water. Repeat, do not approach the water.
SHIRLEY [OC]: The next meeting with Tide is scheduled for 2100.
KATE: What about Barclay? How is he?
SHIRLEY [OC]: Physically he's okay. We're still investigating that. But the psyche evaluation is complicated.

[Medical facility]

(Barclay is spending time underwater, under supervision. Then an MRI, opthamology, audiology, fitness etc.)
BARCLAY [OC]: I keep getting headaches. And this whistling sound. I've got a rash on my neck and my legs ache.
BANNERJEE: ..quality good. BPM and heart rate steady. Let's step it up.
(Barclay surfaces from the pool.)
MAN: Let's give him a breather then send him back down.
BANNERJEE: You were eight kilometres under the sea. Nothing survives that. You're something of a miracle, Mister Pierre-Dupont. It's a marvellous surname. Where's it from?
BARCLAY: My father was French.
BANNERJEE: Amazing.
BARCLAY: Is it? Yeah. People think it's posh, but the truth is, my dad was a builder. Well, he wasn't even that. He was unemployed. Everything he earned, he drank away, but er... I reckon that's why I got into UNIT, cos I've got a posh surname and all you lot are Oxbridge.
BANNERJEE: If you weren't special before, you are now. The most famous man in the world, some say.
BARCLAY: Yeah, that's the problem. She made me so special, and now she's gone... no one knows what to do with me.

[Hotel suite]

(Barclay arrives at the waterside in an armoured troop carrier.)
BARCLAY [OC]: You know, if they arrest me, people will complain. And if they let me go, people will complain, and they won't just complain... they'll murder me. So they put me back in the hotel. It's just me. Everyone else has been evacuated. It's like a prison.
(Room service brings a tray.)
BARCLAY: Cheers.
BARCLAY [OC]: I've had so many death threats, everything I eat or drink has to be scanned. And I said to them, "For how long?"

[Medical facility]

BARCLAY: They said the rest of my life.

[Hotel suite]

(Fish fingers for dinner. Someone laughs in the corridor.)
BARCLAY: Very funny!

[Medical facility]

BARCLAY: And it hurts. In my back, in my neck... in my lungs. It's the only place I feel good.
BANNERJEE: Where?
BARCLAY: In the water.

[Control room]

HART: The same word - severance. Buried so deep that it sends up a red flag.
KATE: Thank you. Good work.
HART: All the same, ma'am, it can wait till tomorrow. You're not going to stay here all night, are you?
KATE: No.
SHIRLEY: We've got trouble.
BELLO: Kate, I need access to all comms, all screens to me, priority override, open link to the T&P database, my name only.
KATE: Granted. This is Professor Bello, Tactics and Planning. What have we got?
BELLO: You were right from day one.
SHIRLEY: They were hiding it. You said so. It's all been a distraction.
BELLO: The diplomatic talks were just war games while they were doing exactly what we thought they'd do. Aquakind are melting the ice caps. They were clever. We were searching with satellites, but we forgot how good they are with water. They positioned a layer of ice crystals at three kilometres to hide the heat.
KATE: How did you find it?
BELLO: We didn't. They dropped the layer. They want us to see.
KATE: What's the scale?
BELLO: At this rate, Antarctica will double its loss. Er, 300 billion tonnes of ice per year.
KATE: Jesus!
SHIRLEY: That's three trillion litres of water.
BELLO: And worse than that, the Prince Friedrich Ice Shelf... it vanished. Today. That should take years. That should take decades. It melted in six hours. I think that was a declaration.
SHIRLEY: What if they go beyond Antarctica? What happens if they melt all the ice in the world?
BELLO: Sea levels will rise 100 metres worldwide. And it's not just the water. All that carbon will be released into the atmosphere.
KATE: We will flood. We will drown. We will choke.
BELLO: They've won the war.

[Empress Hall]

TIDE: What is ice but water in the form of land? We are restoring it to its natural state.
HYNES: Hmm. Well, nevertheless, er, with respect, it must be noted that we...
TIDE: You started this. Humankind was melting the ice long before we awoke. We have heatwaves underwater caused by you...

[Hotel suite]

TIDE [TV]: ..so we are completing what you began.
HYNES [TV]: But with respect, we do need to know...
TIDE [TV]: But you started this.

[Empress Hall]

HYNES: Nevertheless, I have to ask...
TIDE: You started this.
HYNES: Yes, if we could just push...
TIDE: This was started by you.
HYNES: I don't think it's appropriate...
TIDE: You made this happen!
HYNES: We think your schedule of five years might not be...
TIDE: Five years is all you have.
HYNES: Yes, I think we might not actually...
TIDE: You have five years. Or all the water of the world will be set free.
(Everyone is watching on TV - Downing Street, Barclay...)
TIDE: And be certain of this, little people. This was never a war. This was an inconvenience. You were the dirt that gathered while we were away. But now we have returned, and you will be cleansed.

[Control room]

KATE: Five years.
HART: We can't clean a single river in five years, never mind the world.

[Pub]

(Barclay is escorted to meet his family.)
BARCLAY: Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. I'm so sorry. Come on, come on, it's fine.
BARBARA: It's not.
BARCLAY: I know you had to do it. I completely understand. I told you, I told you, I told you. I completely understand. Come here. Come on, it's fine. It's fine. We met over there.
BARBARA: You were drunk.
BARCLAY: No, I was just a little bit happy. Happy and lucky.
BARBARA: Are we all going to drown? Is... is that what's going to happen? Are all of us going to drown?
BARCLAY: I don't know.
BARBARA: You're their bloody friend! Why are you always so useless? We had a visitor. From UNIT. He was one of your lot. He said, "What about you and Kirby? You're connected to Barclay and tempers are high. You won't be safe." He said it's UNIT's job to protect you. For life. He said, "We can move you, you know? You can live in a safe house. On higher ground. One of those gated communities with security..."
BARCLAY: But for how long?
BARBARA: The rest of our lives.
BARCLAY: Can I see you? Can I see you?
BARBARA: Absolutely. You can see us whenever you want. You can see Kirby absolutely any time. You have to believe me, that's the first thing I said.
BARCLAY: Okay.
BARBARA: I really did.
BARCLAY: Okay.
BARBARA: That's honestly what I said.
BARCLAY: Okay, I believe you, I do. God, we can meet behind gates. What's happened to us?
BARBARA: You fell in love with a fish. Sorry.
BARCLAY: Sure.
BARBARA: Well, you did. Did you?
BARCLAY: I don't know. I just keep thinking, I wish I could hear her.
BARBARA: What do you mean?
BARCLAY: Salt. We had this connection.
BARBARA: You said that to me once.
BARCLAY: But we did. I keep thinking, right... ..we're 60 percent water, right? So, I'm 60 percent water, and whale song can travel thousands of miles, so I thought... maybe she could hear me. Some of the lads are on my side.
BARBARA: In what way?
BARCLAY: Every night... They got me a piece of tech to override the cameras.
(In his hotel suite, Barclay turns off the CCTV and gets dressed. The monitor shows him still in bed.)

[Hotel corridor]

(The guard does the same to the corridor CCTV.)
BARCLAY: Thanks.
WILLEM: I didn't see anything.

BARCLAY [OC]: So every night, I've got eight hours before the next shift. Every single night. (He gets car keys from under the wheel arch, unlocks it and gets in.)
BARCLAY [OC]: And I drive. I drive into the night, every night. And every night, I go to the coast.
(Herne Bay. Beach and sea strictly out of bounds. Pity they filmed at a sandy beach in Spain, not the noisy shingle of the real place...)
BARCLAY [OC]: Like it's calling to me. The water. All night long. Because she is out there, somewhere, in the night. In the water. In the dark.
(He goes underwater to call her name - Salt!)

[Pub]

BARCLAY: Every night, I call her name. And I keep trying. Every single night. And I never, ever hear a thing.
(Barbara hugs her weeping ex-husband. Kirby joins them.

[Dining room]

(Barclay's beach visits have been caught on CCTV.)
DUSSOLIER: Just as we planned, he's calling for her. Every night, he waits till dawn, then he drives back, hides in his hotel, tries again the next night.
GUNSBERG: But he doesn't get a response?
WILLEM: We don't talk much.

[Hotel corridor]

BARCLAY: Thanks.
WILLEM: I didn't see anything.

[Dining room]

WILLEM: But I'd say not.
GUNSBERG: Maybe Salt has gone.
DUSSOLIER: Or maybe she can't hear him. He's on the English Channel. My government have put bafflers in the water along the coast. Sonic disruption to interfere with Aquakind communication. Maybe they're stopping Salt.
GUNSBERG: Anything you can do?
DUSSOLIER: I could ask for a pause. Then maybe she'd get through.
GUNSBERG: And then... Severance.
DUSSOLIER: I never said yes. For the history books, my name is not on this.

[Prime Minister's office]

SHAW: Sorry, haven't got time.
KATE: I need a signature on this.
SHAW: You didn't need to bring it in person.
KATE: I'd also like a word.
SHAW: If you could finish off, folks, hmm? Thanks.
AIDE: Yes, sir.
SHAW: You need to be quick, I really haven't got time. We have five years to rebuild civilisation.
KATE: What's Severance?
SHAW: In what way?
KATE: It's a word picked up on comms. It was buried in one of Sir Keith's final messages.
SHAW: Sad loss. He was a good man.
KATE: He was murdered and we don't know why.
SHAW: We do. The police were very clear. There was a protest against privatised water. And I might remind you, Sir Keith was not a member of this government.
KATE: But the word Severance crops up in your comms too.
SHAW: I'm sure it does. It could have a thousand meanings. You could call Brexit a form of severance.
KATE: But you don't. The word has only appeared since the arrival of Homo Aqua. Its context has been scrubbed. Someone clever has tried very hard to hide it, but my staff are really very good.
SHAW: Then what do you think Severance is?
KATE: You tell me. Is it some sort of weapon? Oh, for God's sake! I can help. These are extraordinary days, sir. The pressures on you are immense. And at times like this, people can panic, do the wrong thing. I thought maybe, if you're in too deep, if you need someone... Trust me. There's always a way out. I can find it for you.
SHAW: I don't know what you mean.
KATE: Good. Thank you, sir. And if I might say, a task of this size is beyond you. The economy will collapse within six months, you'll be voted out, the next lot will storm into power promising anti-Aqua legislation, the war will begin all over again, and on and on and on it goes, but I will still be here, waiting. And I promise you, Harry, when you're out of office and history has swept you aside, there will be a reckoning... with me.
(Kate leaves, Shaw sends a message to Gunsberg and the guard.)

[Hotel suite]

TV: And you can see here this incredible shelf of ice, thousands of tonnes of frozen water...
(Knock on door, door opens.)
BARCLAY: Oh, I'm coming.
TV: ..has just collapsed.
(The guard hands in a tray.)
BARCLAY: Thanks. Great, yeah.
WILLEM: It's, er, just burger and chips, but that's the funny thing, hotel burgers are always good.
BARCLAY: Well, yeah. It's cos they incinerate them.
WILLEM: Cheap meat cooked to death, you can't beat it.
(He swaps out Barclay's food scanner.)
BARCLAY: Cheers.
WILLEM: Cheers, then.

[Hotel corridor]

(Outside, the guard triggers the CCTV loop and runs off. People in hazmat suits seal off that part of the corridor and go into Barclay's suite, where he is passed out on the bed. They give him an injection into his abdomen then arrange the scene. Last one out sprays Barclay's face. Willem just gets back to his station in time.)
BARCLAY: I fell asleep.

[Beach]

BARCLAY [underwater]: Salt!
(Next morning, sitting on the definitely not Herne Bay sand... he sees a figure in the sea and runs out to her.)
BARCLAY: I called to you every night.
SALT: I knew you'd be to the south of the land, but I couldn't hear. You people are so funny in your clothes.
BARCLAY: I thought I'd never see you again.
SALT: We don't have much time.
BARCLAY: Oh, we could go anywhere. We can go down the coast or... I don't know, anything, anywhere, we could...
SALT: Your civilisation is falling. They're melting the ice. But I swear, they never told me there were tides within tides. But you can still help humanity.
BARCLAY: Oh, for God's sake! No one listens to me! I'm nothing! Salt, you, you made me so special, for one moment. And now look at us, we're reduced to this.
SALT: The tides still head towards you. Currents are converging and I don't know why, but maybe it's for this. You've got to go back.
BARCLAY: Salt, we can escape.
SALT: Go back...
BARCLAY: Please.
SALT: ..and tell your people to ask for Accord.
BARCLAY: Accord?
SALT: Tell your people to ask Aquakind for Accord. The word carries an ancient weight that every one of my kind will have to respect.
BARCLAY: What does it mean?
SALT: If you know what it means, there's every chance humankind will try to stop you. But find the ones you trust. Send out a signal to the seas, ask them for Accord and we might just survive. All of us.
BARCLAY: I don't understand... (kiss) No, no, stay! Please! Salt!

[Control room]

BARCLAY: She said Accord. Just that word, Accord, and that's all I know.
KATE: But it could help?
BARCLAY: Well, I mean, don't ask me to make sense of it, Kate. All I know is that I trust her.
HART: Accord, dictionary definition, to give someone status. Or to be harmonious or consistent with.
KATE: I like harmonious.
SHIRLEY: I'm loving harmonious.
BARCLAY: She could be showing us a way out.
SHIRLEY: Barclay, mate, you don't half stink.
BARCLAY: Yeah, well, Shirley, I've been in the sea, okay? And I keep finding sand.
CHESNEY: If I can suggest... Er, if we ask the governments of the world permission to send the signal to Aquakind, that's three months of debate, at least.
HART: And then they'll say no.
KATE: They'll do more than that, they'll try and stop us.
CHESNEY: But we send Aquakind parcels of information every day. Just basic diplomacy. So, I could... ..filter the word Accord into the signal.
KATE: Disguised?
CHESNEY: Exactly. Use my eye-tracking, it doesn't leave a key-print. And I don't think there's a translator on the land that would notice it. But in the eyes of Homo Aqua, there's a convex eye-spot. They literally gather more light than we do, which means that if the word Accord is embedded in the message... they'll see it.
SHIRLEY: And then what?
KATE: We'll find out.
SHIRLEY: It's a bit of a risk.
KATE: Word is, the gathering of 195 nations are currently asking how many nuclear strikes the ocean can take. That's the risk.
BARCLAY: Yeah, but come on, we're UNIT. That's what we do, isn't it? We save the world. And if that means standing against the government, so be it.
KATE: The clerk from transport.
BARCLAY: Yeah, but I'm here only by mistake, remember?
KATE: We're not completely beyond the laws of the land. We could all be arrested for treason.
BARCLAY: Okay. Fine.
HART: Good.
SHIRLEY: What would Christofer say?
KATE: Make it happen.
CHESNEY: Yes, ma'am.
(Later, when all the staff are back on duty, Kate enters.)
KATE: Cameras off. Sub rosa protocols. I will monitor your personal comms for the next 30 years to make sure not a word of this gets out, is that understood?
SOLDIER: Yes, ma'am.
CHESNEY: I've taken the word Accord and packaged it, enhanced it and hidden it, it's ready to go.
HART: I'll cross-channel it. And this will transmit to all the oceans of the world.
CHESNEY: Press send.
SHIRLEY: How do we know they're listening?
BARCLAY: We just have to hope, right?

[Empress Hall]

(Barclay's alarm wakes him in his hotel suite.)
KATE: Any word?
SHIRLEY: No. The water's quiet. It's been days. Maybe this Accord thing has sent them back into hibernation.
KATE: We should be so lucky.
SHIRLEY: Then what are they doing?

[Control room]

CHESNEY: It's strange. We've got nothing. It's silent out there, all across the ocean. And it wasn't the Accord signal. Things went dead before we sent it.
KATE: Running silent. That's what they call it on submarines, when you turn the engines off to avoid detection.
SHIRLEY: Which means they're planning something.
KATE: Or hiding. Or scared.
SHIRLEY: Scared of what?

[Dragonera island]

SPANISH SOLDIER: Vamos!
SOLDIER 2: Hay algo en el agua! Vamos!
(Dead Aquakind are drifting in on the tide.)

[Browns Bay - 40km from Belfast]

SOLDIER: Fall in!
SOLDIER 2: Over here! Let's go!
SOLDIER 3: Got more dead here.
SOLDIER 4: Over here!
(The beach is covered in bodies.)

[Antigone Bay - 20 km from Sydney]

ADF: Here! There's hundreds of them!
ADF 2: Look, there's more in the water!
ADF: Over here!
ADF 2: Give me a hand!
ADF: Get him out!

(The news is all around the world.)
ALYS METCALF: Even here, in the heart of London, one thing is obvious. They're dying. Homo Aqua is dying.

[Hotel suite]

BARCLAY: Yeah, but is it all of them? Oh, my God. Is it everyone? What about Salt? All right, can I speak to Kate, please? Cos this isn't Accord, this is something else.
TV: Every coastline in the world is reporting the same thing. The death of Homo Aqua.

[UNIT Autopsy lab]

(On the sealed-off observation balcony.)
KATE: What have we got?
BANGURA: Some sort of viral infection. It's like the gills get blocked. I'd say, they shed scales like we shed skin, but the shedding has stopped, which means the excess scales build up and they drown.
SHIRLEY: All of them? Is this Homo Aqua or Homo Amphibia too?
BANGURA: I think it's all of them. But no other lifeforms. Only Aquakind.
KATE: What about us, are we safe?
BANGURA: That's the strangest thing.
(Doctor Bangura starts to remove her breathing apparatus.)
KATE: Careful.
BANGURA: There's no danger. Not any more. It's like I'm finding the aftermath of a virus without the virus itself, which means...
KATE: A virus that's been designed. That's front line warfare. Viruses programmed to strike and then decay, that's... Oh, for God's sake. That's human technology.
SHIRLEY: It was us.
KATE: I didn't see it happening. Severance. Severance was the virus.
BANGURA: What are your people saying? What's the level of contagion out there?
HART: Er, 90 percent on first evidence. A 90 percent death rate worldwide.
SHIRLEY: We think Aquakind are connected by an algae network. This proves it. One virus has circled around all the oceans of the world.
BANGURA: Story of the human race. From the moment Homo sapiens learnt to walk, we meet a new species... we slaughter them.
CHESNEY [OC]: Ma'am. We've got a signal.

[Control room]

CHESNEY: It's in deep Aquanese. It's the same signal repeated over and over again. I think it's an SOS. They're calling for help.

[Hotel suite]

CHAKRI: Barclay, I'm sorry, they need you at the Empress Hall.
BARCLAY: What for?
CHAKRI: You're the Ambassador.
BARCLAY: Hana, that's gone. I'm nothing. I'm the man who's literally nothing.
CHAKRI: The request has come to revert to Day One. They say they want it as it was for the final session.
BARCLAY: Who does?
CHAKRI: Homo Amphibia.
BARCLAY: What, is it Salt? Is she alive?
CHAKRI: I don't know.

[Empress Hall]

MAN: I'm sorry, but this is a pivotal moment. I demand a seat.
BARCLAY: Do we know anything more... about the virus? How did it happen?
KATE: Nothing. We have suspicions, but we can't... we can't prove anything. Good luck.
CHAKRI: Ma'am, there is a message from Doctor Bannerjee. It says Priority One.
KATE: Not now. Stay with Barclay.

[Control room]

HART: Tank is stable and maintaining integrity. Open water lock one.
CHESNEY: We have three life forms.
KATE: Identify them.
CHESNEY: Two Homo Aqua. One Homo Amphibia.
KATE: Which one?
SHIRLEY: Is it her?

[Empress Hall]

SALT: I have come to inform mankind... the war is over. You have won. We are defeated. We grant you victory.
BARCLAY: I'm sorry.

[Control room]

KATE: Barclay, stay on message.

[Empress Hall]

BARCLAY: I'm so sorry. What happened down there? What's it like?
SALT: We are destroyed. The virus brought fire to the world of water. And we burnt.
BARCLAY: But you survived.
SALT: One in ten. As if by design.
BARCLAY: I didn't know. I swear I didn't know.
SALT: No, not you. But there are others. There are creatures in this room who want a prize for winning the war. They desire our technology. But there are oceans unknown to you, running deep beneath the mantle of this world, and we have sunk our prizes deep down below. Lost to you. Forever. But more than that, you had thought you had chosen your weapons well, because a virus contains no water. And yet... it rides the back of a water molecule like a parasite upon a host. And we can read every drop, stained with these fingerprints of yours. Water will find you one day.
(Shaw has an image of himself taking a shower then suddenly spewing out all the water in his body.
Dussolier sees herself drowning in her car, and runs out.)
BARCLAY: But... the Accord.
SALT: Will never happen.
BARCLAY: What was it?
SALT: It was a way of two species joining and sharing and celebrating, which is now lost.

[Control room]

KATE: Barclay, the first offer, page 15.

[Empress Hall]

BARCLAY: We can offer help. We would grant you land. There is a haven. It's a trench in the Pacific Ocean. 3,000 kilometres long, 60 kilometres wide, and 12 kilometres deep. The deepest place on Earth. This can be your home. We will protect your boundaries from pollution and sound and viruses. And we can rebuild our relationship as two species on the same Earth. We can be friends.
SALT: We will accept this offer... if you give this land its true name. A hunting ground.
(Images of Aquakind caught by fishermen.)
SALT: We will live there in full knowledge of what you will do to us. We will do whatever you want, because we are terrified of you. Thus ends the war.
BARCLAY: No. No, no. No, there's more to say.
(Salt and her escorts go back to the Waterway airlock.)
BARCLAY: Will I see you again?

[Control room]

KATE: Green Shoot protocols, everyone. Congratulations. Or shame on us all. I'm not sure which.

[Empress Hall]

(Barclay slumps against the airlock. There's a creaking, cracking glass sound.)
BARCLAY: Everyone, get out!

[Control room]

KATE: Abandon the hall, everyone! Out! Out!

[Empress Hall]

MAN: It's breaking! Move! Move!
(Every man for himself in the panic, except Barclay.)
CHAKRI: Come on, let's go. Yeah?
(A reporter runs in as water starts to enter the hall.)
HUNT: Mister Dupont, anything to say?
BARCLAY: We won. How about that? Tell them we won. We won the war.
(They get out and the soldiers close the door just as the wave of water reaches it.)

[Imperial House]

SOLDIER: Move! Move, move!
KATE: I need to find somewhere to live.
SHIRLEY: I said to Lawrence, "Kate could stay with us." He said no.
KATE: Fair enough.
SHIRLEY: You've never got on.
SOLDIER: Ma'am?
KATE: No.
SHIRLEY: Oh, I keep thinking. The times when the Doctor is nowhere to be seen.
KATE: He said to me once, "I save the human race, I don't shape the human race. You can get that wrong all on your own."
SHIRLEY: Yeah.
HART: Ma'am, there's a message.
KATE: I said no.
HART: I'm sorry, he insists. It's Doctor Bannerjee. Barclay's doctor. He says it's Priority One.
(Kate takes the phone.)
KATE: Kate Lethbridge-Stewart.

(To a soundtrack of David Bowie's Heroes, sung by Alison Goldfrapp...
Barclay is being escorted away when protestors break down the barricades and try to attack him. He gets into a car. Kate is at the wheel. The word Accord has been received earlier. She drives him down the A2/M2. They stop under an overpass so he can speak to his family, before they arrive at the sandy beach and Barclay runs to the water, ripping off his clothes and diving in.)

[Beach]