Donna Noble

As Dawn watched in a bemused fashion, an older redheaded woman in a purple dress came walking up to the two women.

"I thought I told you two to go get Tegan Jovanka off that planet," said the new arrival.

The woman in white shrugged. "Tegan Jovanka is already off that planet, Donna. She just doesn't know it yet."

"That's not what her text messages say," said the woman called Donna.

The woman in the straw hat just rolled her eyes and said, "I just knew we shouldn't have given that girl a smart phone. Some people have no idea what to do with futuristic technology. Anyway, we two had hoped you'd forgotten all about that."

"Ha-Ha," said Donna. "Very funny. Yet another memory joke. One day I'm going to find out why you two find it so fascinating to make so many jokes like that about me but not today."

"Well, in all fairness, Ms. Er-- Donna," said Dawn. "Romana here was going to help me get my clothes back."

"What do you mean, 'Romana here is going to help you get your clothes back'?" said the woman in the straw hat. "I'm Romana."

"Well, actually I was Romana before you were Romana," said the woman in white.

"Maybe," said the woman in the straw hat. "But I'm the real Romana."

"Am not!" exclaimed the woman in white.

"Am too!" exclaimed the woman in the straw hat.

"Am not!" exclaimed the woman in white.

"Am too!" exclaimed the woman in the straw hat.

"Am not!" exclaimed the woman in white.

"Am too!" exclaimed the woman in the straw hat.

"Hush!" exclaimed Donna. "Do we have to go through this every time you two disagree on something? You're both Romana."

"Whatever you say, Doctor Donna," mumbled the woman in the straw hat.

"What did you say?" exclaimed Donna.

"Er, nothing," said the woman in the straw hat. "I'll think I'll go explore E-Space with K-9 for a while."

And with that, the woman in the straw hat walked off.

The woman in white just stood there for a while while Donna glared at her.

Then she said, "Okay. I guess I'll go back and help the Doctor with his quest again." She turned toward Dawn. "I don't suppose you'd know something about a Key to -- Er, no, of course, you wouldn't. Oh, well."

The woman in white shrugged and walked off into the distance.

Dawn turned toward Donna and said, "Well, can you at least help me get my clothes back?"