Robin didn't know what to make of any of it. It all seemed far too outlandish, too complicated to be true... How could someone have their "physical form" taken away? It really seemed like that would kill anyone... Even an alien. Though she supposed that everything she'd seen made it obvious that some, if not all, alien life forms had more advanced technology than humans. It was interesting; earlier today she had not even known aliens existed, and now here she was face-to-screen with one.<br/><br/>How strange.<br/><br/>After a few comments back and forth between the Doctor and the Wire, Robin stopped paying attention. This all seemed like a movie of some sort; the hero and the villain, hashing out what had happened between them though it actually led to no real purpose. She did, however, catch the compliments (well, she assumed they were compliments) tossed out by both the Doctor and the Wire.<br/><br/>Looking around, she found herself thinking about what to do to get them out of the park without having to be swept up. She noticed that all of the electric shapes seemed to be connected, and the current was flowing in one direction. Following it with her eyes, she noticed that it was heading in the direction of the simulator. Which happened to be a few yards to the right.<br/><br/>"Doctor," she said as quietly as she could. "I'm assuming these things have one common energy source, right? The wires are<em>using</em>electricity from other buildings, but their energy adapters are only hooked into one ride generator, right?" A plan was forming, and she sincerely hoped she was right about this.