In "A Good Man Goes to War", her baby —named Melody Pond —is kidnapped by the eye-patched woman, Madame Kovarian, who will train her to one day kill the Doctor. River Song then arrives and tells Amy that she is an adult Melody.
During the mission, the Doctor engineers a reconciliation between the two. The two discuss their feelings for each other. It is revealed Amy left Rory because she has been infertile since "A Good Man Goes to War", and she knew he wanted children. The Doctor subsequently embarks on sporadic journeys with the Ponds.
Both Amy and Rory were trapped by a Weeping Angel, when it sent them back to 1938 to live out their lives together. During the Flux, The Thirteenth Doctor's TARDIS was hijacked by a rogue Angel on the run from Division.
They were both sent back in time, where they lived the rest of their lives together in peace. This marked Amy and Rory's exit from the show with a bittersweet goodbye that finally gave them the domestic life they'd always dreamed of.
What happened to Amy and Rory after Angels take Manhattan?
The Angels Take Manhattan (S7, E5)
The first instance saw Amy and Rory jump from the roof of a tall building, but this was written off as a paradox, and they were promptly brought back to life. However, when the Weeping Angels caught up with them at the end of the episode, they were sent back in time — never to return.
Doctor Who - The Angels take Manhattan - Amy and Rory's death
Did Amy and Rory divorce?
Rory didn't know that this was the real reason they split up and had only filed for divorce because he thought she had stopped loving him. Fortunately, the two reconciled in the end after talking through their issues.
The Doctor loved Rory too, but Amy was the first person who he travelled with for a while, and that meant something. Amy and Rory got married in the Season 5 finale, and they continued to travel with the Doctor and have adventures.
Rory doesn't end up with Jess, Logan, or Dean, who is married with three kids and a baby on the way. She ends up with a baby. Needless to say, it made for a polarizing ending that fans have been picking up for a while. Watch "Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life" on Netflix now.
While Amy initially has a crush on the Doctor, she comes to realize her feelings for Rory are much stronger and more profound, and he really is her true soulmate.
Originally Answered: Why can't the doctor save Amy and Rory? The laws of time and The Time Lord forbid history rewrite. Also the Tardis cannot return to said time frame where Amy and Rory were sent by the Angel. The doctor said that that time frame was damaged and attempting to do so.
What happens if you are touched by a Weeping Angel?
If the Weeping Angel touches you, then you are gone. Weeping Angels thrive by consuming all of the energy from the future lives of their victims. They deposit their victims in a past time, not a time through which they have already lived.
Amy did NOT start turning into an angel. That wasn't what was happening. When she looked into the eyes of an angel, the angel projected an imprint of itself into her memory, which could be animated and was alive. It was going to eventually kill her, but if she did die to the angel, she would not have become one.
Amy heartbroken allowed the Weeping Angel to touch her after being told they can't get Rory back or New York and that timeline could be destroyed. The paradoxes were scrambled. Their gravestone and Amy's Afterword sealed their fate making it a fixed point. The Ponds lived out their lives never to see The Doctor again.
Gravestones in a New York cemetery reveal that Rory died at the age of 82 and Amy died at the age of 87. River arranges for Amy to leave the Doctor a message in the afterword of a 1930s pulp fiction novel, where she says she is happy with Rory and that they worry about the Doctor travelling alone.
'Secret Life of the American Teenager': Did Amy and Ricky get married? It took four seasons, having a kid and moving in together, but Amy Juergens (Shailene Woodley) and Ricky Underwood (Daren Kagasoff) finally tie the knot in Monday's (June 11) episode of "The Secret Life of the American Teenager."
The TARDIS can't sustain the paradox of two Amy Ponds existing at the same time, so the Doctor decides to leave Amy's older self behind in Two-Streams to die: justifying it with the fact that she won't even exist for much longer once they leave the building with present day Amy.
How old was Amy when she died in Doctor Who? In the present, the surviving Angel sends Rory back in time, and knowing the Doctor cannot recover him, Amy allows the Angel to touch her too so she can be with him. Gravestones in a New York cemetery reveal that Rory died at the age of 82 and Amy died at the age of 87.
While the open ending left many fans of the show wanting more, Sherman-Palladino was satisfied. “I always wanted [the story] to end in a Life Repeats Itself kind of way. The daughter following in the mother's footsteps,” she told TVLine.
In A Year in the Life, it's a 32-year-old Rory who returns to Stars Hollow pregnant with Logan's child — but the 10-year delay doesn't make this twist any less disheartening.
It's Rory's journey ending that leads Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life to its fateful conclusion and those hotly anticipated last words: “Mom?” “Yeah?” “I'm pregnant.” It's a startling (if not completely unexpected), emotional, and complicated ending to see Rory Gilmore pregnant.
Truly, madly, deeply. To some, companion Rose Tyler was the greatest love of the Doctor's life. He seemed to have a closer bond with her than almost anyone he'd travelled with before, and as time went on it was increasingly clear that she was deeply in love with him.
Both of them had ties to each other since their childhoods — thanks to time travel — and their relationship blossomed as she was the companion of his eleventh and twelfth incarnations. Soon enough, it became clear that Clara and the Doctor were most definitely in love with each other, despite not becoming lovers.
Rory pined after her long enough, so I might as well marry him. It was her time with the Doctor that made her realize how much she loved Rory. I mean, hell, she pretty much killed herself in "Amy's Choice" when she was faced with the prospect of a future without Rory. Amy loves Rory.
