Tommy hears the voice of his ten-year-old self from the mirror ('See Me, Feel Me') and for a moment, to the horror of his family, seems to be reverting to his old state. Now, disenchanted with their hero for failing to provide the answers they wanted to be told to them, the crowd turns on him in anger and eventually leaves ('We're Not Gonna Take It'), leaving Tommy with just his family surrounding him. He says he has had enough and decides to go home.ĭesire for a spiritual leader, hoping he could communicate wisdom from his experience of not being able to hear, see, or talk for so long. Tommy, in horror, stops the show and tends to Sally. That night, an adolescent fan named Sally Simpson falls from the stage in her eagerness to touch Tommy and is pummeled by guards ('Sally Simpson'). Uncle Ernie tries to capitalise on Tommy's newfound stardom, by selling cheap souvenirs for a grand opening party of Tommy's new holiday camp, resulting from Tommy's cult-like following ('Tommy's Holiday Camp'). Through 1961 to 1963, news of Tommy's miraculous regaining of full consciousness receives huge media attention ('Miracle Cure'), Tommy is idolized by the public and the press ('Sensation – Reprise'), and he begins appearing in packed stadiums, playing pinball with a helmet that temporarily blinds and deafens him ('Pinball Wizard – Reprise').

With the mirror in pieces, Tommy suddenly becomes fully lucid and interactive for the first time since the age of four, and he leaves home ('I'm Free'). Tommy stares into the mirror blankly as his mother tries desperately to reach him one last time, before smashing the mirror in a rage ('Smash the Mirror'). The Walkers, at their wits' end, passionately confront each other in an effort to reconcile and face the reality that Tommy might never be cured ('I Believe My Own Eyes'). On the street, a group of local louts surround Tommy ('Tommy, Can You Hear Me?') and carry him home.

One doctor discovers that Tommy's senses do function but not at a self-aware or openly expressive level. Captain Walker persists unsuccessfully in seeking doctors and a cure for Tommy ('There's a Doctor' and 'Go to the Mirror!').

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