Robin had once again started to say something when the man made the comment about running, but this time, it was his stare that interrupted her. His eyes had gone hot, angry, sad, and unsettling all at once. It made her feel as though he was peering into her very mind, trying to unlock some memory. At the same time, his eyes held an ancient grief, one that seemed to say that he was carrying the weight of... not the world, but the universe, on his shoulders. It made Robin sad too, and she had to look away after a moment.<br/><br/>Then, however, he broke his stare and slid down the wall to sit on the ground. He began to spew some facts about aliens fusing with copper wires... Robin thought about it for a moment and supposed that,<em>were</em>aliens real, it would be logical from a certain standpoint that some of them would be able to fuse themselves into electric wiring. Oxygen-free... It made... Not exactly sense, but it seemed plausible.<br/><br/>The Doctor. A thrill went through her as he spoke her name. How had he known? They hadn't precisely had time to have introductions, since he had only just whisked her away from an alien that was threatening her life.<br/><br/><em>"How did you contact me?"</em>It was a strange question; she hadn't been able to really send a letter or something, after all. The man held a paper up for her to look at, but no matter how hard she squinted at it, all it seemed to be was a bunch of squiggly lines. Her eyes narrowed.<br/><br/>"Very funny," she said, crossing her arms. "I don't know who put you up to this,<em>Doctor,</em>but joke's over. There's a funny thing about that paper - it doesn't say anything. That was a very convincing show back there, I applaud you, but now I think it's time for you to go." Again, the image of the blue box flashed across her vision, and she shook her head in annoyance. Placing her hands on her hips, she stared down at the odd man, wondering why on earth he had played this trick on her.<br/><br/>"Nice touch with the costume," she added as an afterthought. "You had me convinced for a minute... I've never seen anyone wearing an anorak in the summer. Not even English people."