One thing, I'm not putting much emphasis on this final dream for a reason, the real story is the battle between Raven and Terra.
Terra had gotten used to the dreams by now, and knew she was in one, and she could tell that this one would most definitely be the worse. Whereas in the last dreams she could at least try to escape, for example running or closing her eyes (neither of which worked), in this one she felt paralyzed, forced to face her horrible past. Images of attacking the Titans, of Beast Boy falling, of her facing Slade. It all came back in a flash. It was far shorter than any of the other dreams, but its lack of length also made it more painful. And then, the final moment, when stone encased her body, trapping her.
She woke up with more tears now, the pain practically oozing out of her. Beast Boy looked up, and finally recognized her for who she was, for as he wrapped his arms around her he said only one word.
"Terra."
If Starfire had known some more earth expressions, she would think, "I must be dreaming," (and if Robin wasn't having a panic attack, he would think the same) (instead it came out as "The dreams of sleep must be over me they must.") Robin had accepted her invitation for a date, and after hours of pleading and training, Cyborg had agreed to let her use the car (with many restrictions and consequences need be of course). But alas, as she drove along she couldn't help but notice Robin's ... isolation from herself. So naturally, she made an effort towards conversation.
"Robin, are you not excited for are date?"
Robin responded so quickly, it was hard to know whether the question ended, or his response started first.
"Of course I am Starfire? But where are we going?"
"It is a surprise, you shall see."
This statement could almost be considered ironic, for it was a matter of seconds before Robin knew where they were going – the only restraint in a 10 miles was a McDonalds.
"Wow," he thought to himself, "did Starfire really think you had to dress up for a McDonalds?"
Suprisingly, Robin did have fun. The first half of the date he and Starfire slid through dark tunnels, climbed a castle, and then were devoured by millions of tiny rubber balls. And the second half was even romantic (to a certain degree), eating Chicken McNuggets while watching the sun set.
"Hopefully, Cyborg will never know about this."
Raven was ready to put her plan into action. She had allowed Terra her time with Beast Boy, and now, to save the one she loved, she would ... she would ...
Well she would think of a really good plan to put into action.
Beast Boy paced back and forth in his bedroom.
"Terra, I think that now you remember everything, you should know I'm dating Raven."
He shook his head, that wouldn't do.
"Terra you remember Raven, guess what I'm dating her! Raven you know Terra, guess what, I've spent the past three nights with her! Isn't that awesome you two!"
The thought of their combined reaction made Beast Boy cringe.
"Terra! Want to look at pictures of me and Raven on dates? NO! Wait ... do I even have pictures of me and Raven on dates."
He began to ponder this.
Terra was pacing her room, she had made a chart on why Beast Boy would or wouldn't like her. It looked something like this:
YES
He hasn't said anything, so the status quo can be assumed
He wanted to me to come with him after I fought Slade
Who else?
He stayed with me while I was having the dreams
He stalked me while I was at school
It's only been a year
No
He hasn't said anything, so he's probably moved on.
Friends would want me to come with them after I fought Slade too.
Raven.
Friends would also stay with me when I needed them
Maybe he felt sorry for me since I had no idea who I was
It's been a full year!
Seeing that she wasn't getting anywhere, Terra put a small, but hopeful, grin on her face, as she erased the entire right side. She walked out the door with a smile on her face until she saw Raven.
"Hmph." Raven turned her head away. Suprised at this, Terra responded.
"Hmph."