The Doctor could put on a show, but he couldn't hide his fear of the hybrids, ready to kill him. He smiled, shaking hai head as he sat, coughing. "I have done my duty to the King.... I can die now, and I will be honored, for not giving you the information you need. Sophia did had one last thing to say to you before I put her to sleep."<br/><br/>He took a moment to breathe before speaking again. "She said that the ring you gave her. That you should take it. And what comes with it as well. I never understood, but.. Her dying wish, I suppose."<br/><br/>The ring sat on top of a safe in the corner of the office. Sophia had out it there, knowing that's where her memories would be kept. It sparkled now, even in the dim room.<br/><br/>______________________________________________________<br/><br/>Sophia was alone with the prince now, crouched down on the floor. There was a bowl in front of her, her name on it. Inside was a sloppy mush of food, the smell quite horrid, even in her state. "Eat," the prince said, sitting on his throne in front of her. "Eat it and maybe I won't have you sleeping in the dungeons tonight."<br/><br/>She understood how uncomfortable those were and she'd much rather a nice warm bed. She gulped and looked down at the food, sniffing it once more before plunging her face into it, eating it with a twisted expression on her face. It tasted awful, but the prince loved it. "Look at that! She eats dog food, while she's supposed to be in the throne! Oh this is just so amusing, don't you think father?"<br/><br/>He looked to the right, the King sitting on his own throne and watching the spectacle. He only saw the former Queen and his brother on the hybrid, his heart actually feeling pain at watching her suffer like this. But he smiled anyways, nodding. "Yes, my son. Splendid."