Throughout the Doctor's rapid speech about hospital gowns, Robin just looked at him with bewilderment. She had never met someone who could go on and on talking, just spitting out nonsense, and still be absolutely amazing and compelling. When he said something about her seducing someone with a hospital gown she had to laugh at the absurdity of it all. Shaking her head, she followed him to the door.<br/><br/>"Oh well great, thanks," she said, putting her hands behind her in an attempt to cover her rear end. "I'm glad you've finally seen the light. Do I get to wear space clothes? Also, I want to hear the best part of that story." Then, the alarm started, and Robin covered her ears to try and block out the noise. Luckily, the Doctor was able to silence it with the sonic screwdriver, and she stood shocked behind him.<br/><br/>The soldiers stormed in, intimidating and fierce. Their lions' heads were drawn in severe snarls, and the teeth almost looked real. And then the Doctor was saying it was all her fault.<br/><br/>"Hey," she muttered, slapping his arm lightly, "You just shut up." The things pushed them toward the center of the room and the leader accused him of kidnapping. She smiled smugly as the Doctor made his protestations, but the scowl returned quickly as he accused her of seduction.<br/><br/>"There was no seducing," she said to the creatures, exasperation in her voice, "But he isn't taking me against my will. I want to go. I feel all better. Can you let us out please?"