Robin was instantly rendered unconscious as the bolt of electricity coursed through her body. It was lucky; the force of her collision with the ground would also have knocked her out, but it would have been a bit more painful. Be that as it may, she would have a multitude of bruises when she awoke. But now, as she lay on the ground in slumber, she dreamed.<br/><br/>Visions whirled through her head, jagged and disorganized and insane. Giant green monsters with bulbous black eyes. Men, women, and children with gas masks growing out of their faces. Cat-people walking around in a super-advanced hospital. A giant face with tendrils coming out of it, standing in a case filled with smoke. Statues of angels with their hands over their eyes. Strange, dome-shaped metal things with giant studs running down the sides and some sort of plunger sticking out of them. A man laughing, and a drum beat... Boom-boom-boom-boom. Boom-boom-boom-boom.<br/><br/>Then there were faces. A blonde girl with a brilliant smile and kind eyes. A woman with red hair who claimed to be "the best temp in Chiswick." A black woman with an intelligence and bravery that seemed to radiate from her entire being. Another red-haired girl who had waited for twelve years. Faces that came faster and faster, in a racing slideshow that never seemed to have an end.<br/><br/>Tears fell from Robin's eyes as the images sped through her head. There seemed to be a sense of melancholy to all of these pictures, as if they had all been left behind... And some had left the Doctor behind... Again the image of the strange blue box floated to the forefront of her thoughts. She could see it clearly now; it said "Police Public Call Box" and had a flashing light on the top. A metallic<em>vworp</em>-type noise emanated from it. Slowly, the door came open, and she was surprised to see that the room contained within was vast, and seemingly infinite if you wandered around inside.<br/><br/>As she faded back into consciousness, the door of the strange box closed and vanished, and she found herself lying on the ground with a pounding headache. Groaning, she grabbed her head and stood very slowly, making her way toward the Doctor. He had thrown some kind of green substance onto the screen/mirror and was saying he was glad that this Wire would soon be gone.<br/><br/>"Doctor," Robin said, her voice hoarse. "Is... Is it going away now?"