"I don't know," the Doctor answered, but his voice didn't sound like he had given up, rather he sounded angry. Very<strong>very</strong>angry. "I mean killing us is all part of the plan isn't it?" The Doctor asked out loud, spinning on his heel to face every single one of the glowing skeleton's.<br/><br/>"You've been very busy. You set up the perfect sequence of events to get me here," he wandered up to one of the glowing skeletons and stared into its pulsating eye sockets. "The message in the psychic paper, setting it up to look like it had come from an innocent young woman with psychic potential being conveniently attacked by these electric puppets that you dressed up to look like an invading species. You even slaughtered innocent people for no other reason that to make it look like every other monster attack that I've ever had to deal with. All of it to make me delve a little deeper and wander blindly into a trap."<br/><br/>The Doctor began walking in a big circle around Robin, keeping the beasts at ay as they edged closer. He made eye contact with every single one of them as he talked, as if proving that not a single one of them could possibly intimidate him. Eventually, he came to a stop in front of Robin and began adjusting the settings on his sonic screwdriver.<br/><br/>"You set up the perfect cliche," he muttered, bitterly. "And it worked, because until five minutes ago I had forgotten you. Along with everything else I had done with Rose Tyler."<br/><br/>He rolled the screwdriver in his hand to glare at the small scar of gold fire that was burning from the palm of his hand. Part of his mind was burning in pain as new memories surfaced to join the rest, but he refused to scream. He wouldn't scream in front of the creature that wanted to see him squirm.<br/><br/>"So come on then!" the Doctor yelled and thrust his arms out to his sides. "You have me! I'm here at your mercy and its time for the masks to come off and for you and me to slug it out! So come on out you cowardly little creature!"<br/><br/>Something came crashing through one of the windows and flew a few metres ahead of the Doctor and Robin. The copper wire creatures were carrying a replica of the Mirror of Erised, which they placed on the ground carefully before coiling around it and plugging themselves into the back of it like the wires in a computer monitor.<br/><br/>"Wires...it was so obvious." The Doctor muttered as the mirror's surface shone blue and began to form the image of an old fashioned looking woman with frizzy hair and painted lips, grinning savagely at them with unfathomable hatred.<br/><br/><em>"Hello, Doctor."</em>The woman spoke in a sickly sweet voice while the skeletal creatures gathered on either side of her mirror, like some sort of nightmarish royal guard.<em>"Are you sitting comfortably? Then I'll begin"</em>