With the fiery look that Gwen Cooper was shooting her, Robin meekly obeyed her direction and hopped into the van. Silently, she sat in one of the seats, folding her hands in her lap and looking around. It was spacious and comfortable, seeming to be some sort of rescue vehicle. As the two women spoke to the Doctor and the van lurched into motion, Robin grasped the seat on both sides of her and held on for dear life.<br/><br/>As the brown-haired girl spoke to the Doctor, Robin could see that his forgetfulness visibly upset her. It made her sad to see what kind of effect he had on people... Especially if he then forgot about them. She found herself wondering what this girl had once meant to the Doctor... or if he had even met her yet. She was sure that time-traveling could make people meet a bit out of order.<br/><br/>As their course evened out a bit, Robin looked at her companion and rolled her eyes before slowly climbing back toward the other, not-so-angry girl.<br/><br/>"Hi, I'm Robin," she said softly, smiling. "The scar can be a bit off-putting I'm sure, but I'm typically a nice person. I also don't know kung-fu. Now, it's not really my business, but... The Doctor had some sort of accident that caused him to lose a lot of his memories. When I met him he hardly remembered anything at all. Slowly, they've been coming back to him, but... I think there are some still missing. I'm not saying he's the easiest to get along with, but... you might need to remind him of who you are." Considering for a moment, she added, "Also, it's possible that he hasn't met you yet, but you've met him. Did he seem to know who you were the last time you met?"