As always, she's entranced by the beauty of the sky, her lips parting as she gazes upward, awed as the darkness of night is illuminated by the billions of stars. It's a sky she's seen so many times before, and it's this, on her last time, that her gaze breaks for just a moment. But then a moment is all it takes for her to look at him, and realise that his eyes had never been on that sky, but upon her.

She studies him with a curious smile, trying to work out why he would ever look at her when there's something so much more important happening around them.

"Doctor, it'll be over soon," she warns him, reminding him to take the time to cherish this before it all fades.