Are you kidding? This is Clara Oswald we're talking about

"Okay, here goes," said Clara. "I'm taking off my dress."

"I don't need a play-by-play, dear," said Missy. "Just get it done."

Clara did not want to strip in front of Missy but there was no place out there in the Skaro wilderness where she could hide. She hated the way Missy stared at her but then again if this could help rescue the Doctor, then it would be all worth it, right?

Her hands were so nervous she could barely work her dress's zipper. As her dress fell to the floor, she briefly regretted the fact that Danny never got to see her like this.

"Any time, dear," said Missy. "We don't have all day."

Next she removed her stockings. And her bra, glancing briefly at Missy's own bustline and wondering if Missy's bosom was really that much larger than hers. Probably not. But she never realized until she got undressed in front of Missy how small her breasts really were compared to those of an average woman's.

As she pulled down her underpants, she felt like she and Missy were members of two different species. Missy seemed so much larger than her. More confident. Not quite human.

"No need for insults, dear," said Missy.

Wait? Did she hear that? Clara wondered.

"Of course it would have been more of an insult if you thought I was human but I forgive you," said Missy. "In exchange for the view you're giving me, I could forgive anything."

Clara blushed.

"Now turn around, dear."

Clara turned to face Missy.

"Looks like you could use a bit of a trim, dear."

"But my hair's still quite short."

Missy smiled. "I wasn't referring to the hair on your head, dear."

"Is all this really necessary?" Clara asked.

"Hey, in addition to smelly sewer water, we run the high risk of running into a Dalek patrol. I, of course, can avoid them but you? That's another story. Your only hope is to stay as you are so that you might get mistaken for one of the local wildlife."

"You really think my being naked is going to help me fool the Daleks?" asked Clara.

Missy smiled. "It couldn't hurt."