[Of course it's Luna of all the people--ponies--that gets him to confront the real problem. Luna is probably the only one that could; she's seen his dreams. There's no going around that.]

...No, he's not. [Admitting that is hard. He wants the Doctor--all of them--to be awful, but it isn't the truth. But how does he explain this?] You know how dreams and nightmares can focus on one particular aspect in reality, and distort it into a completely different meaning? [He doesn't wait for an answer; he honestly expects it would be "yes" given her nature.] It's kind of like that. "The Doctor" isn't my enemy, not... not really. [breathe] But he's a representation of what I'm lacking... That I suppose I'm not... a completed person yet. I don't understand who I am yet. Luna, I'm not ready for him to be here.