"Oh Robin, if handcuffing worked on me then Harry Houdini would think those four and a half weeks he spent teaching me were a waste of time," the Doctor chuckled as he led her into the elevator before winking at her. "You're welcome Robin. You look stunning by the way. Although I will have to ban that dress from our future adventures. You're far too dangerous when you're wearing that" the Doctor said whilst running a finger down the side of the scandalous red dress and grinning at her.<br/><br/>The doors of the elevator were half way to closing before the Doctor let out a cry of frustration and slapped his forehead, "Stupid me! I forgot my hat!" He said before leaping through the doors as they were still shutting and calling after Robin. "I'll meet you back at the TARDIS in five!" Just before the doors closed behind him with a clunk.<br/><br/>He walked over to the statue that he had thrown his hat onto and picked it off it with a smirk.<br/><br/>"She's a lot of trouble that one. If her mother could see her now there's no doubt in my mind that she would be telling me to stay away from her," the Doctor chuckled before walking towards the balcony and spinning the fedora hat on the end of his finger.<br/><br/>"Although...I'm rather looking forward to seeing what trouble she can get me into. It sounds like a lot of fun. My kind of fun," he said before slowly placing the hat on his head and adjusting it before taking one last look at the starry night sky, filled with sparks and fire. He smiled softly and patted the pocket that he kept the letter from Romana in whilst admiring the beauty of the night and the sights and sounds of a wonderful celebration that celebrated the dawn of a bold new age.<br/><br/>And then, after taking in the whole image of the grand New Years Eve night, the Doctor blinked.<br/><br/>Something appeared before the Doctor's eyes, snarling at him with a horrid ugly face of razor teeth. Its hands were clawed and raised back in in preparation to attack, its wings outstretched by its sides as it prepared to strike at him and send him hurling into oblivion. Which it would have done, had the creature not been currently trapped in the form of a lifeless stone statue whilst the Doctor gazed upon it.<br/><br/>"What, did you think I wouldn't notice?" the Doctor asked coldly as he glared down the stone angel that perched on the balcony in front of him. "The ex-wife didn't like statues of anything bigger than a garden gnome. She didn't like feeling small in the place that she sought isolation. Of course I knew it was one of you."<br/><br/>"In a way, I'm glad that you're here, because now I can tell you a message that you can pass on to your friends," the Doctor said before leaning in and grinning devilishly at the stone creature. "You and your kind are never<em>ever</em>to come within a mile of Robin. You may have taken Amy and Rory from me, but that's all you get. You're never going to get that lucky ever again."<br/><br/>"So pass on the message and tell your buddies that the Doctor is watched and waiting for the Weeping Angels. And he is fully prepared to wipe them from existence, the Doctor said before hesitating and chuckling before saying, "You know what. I'll tell them myself," before kicking the weeping angel, sending him flying off the roof of the skyscraper, hurtling down towards the ground, all whilst the Doctor stared after it, keeping his eyes on its descent.