She felt sad as he told his story... To have to make a decision that huge, that important... It seemed something only the Doctor could ever do. She felt an immense respect for him in that moment. Even after having to do so many horrible things, and after seeing so many people die... He could still hide his ancient sadness beneath a silly, reckless demeanor.<br/><br/>Robin walked over to him and gently placed her hand on his again, hoping he wouldn't take the gesture the wrong way. Squeezing his fingers gently, she tried to smile up at him through her tears.<br/><br/>"Hey, at least one good thing came of all of it," she said, "you got to meet me." She laughed weakly at her lame joke, but grew serious again. "Doctor, you made the right decision. Imagine the repercussions if you hadn't stopped the war. I know you always make the best decision... Even if it's hard." She glanced back again at the image on the wall, as if for some reason that statement made her think of Romana.