Rob watched as the other rangers teleported out of the Command Center. He began to reach for the button when Zordon spoke. "Wait just a second, Rob. I wish to speak with you."
"Okay," Rob said as he turned around and faced Zordon. "What is it?"
"I wanted to let you know that your words for Patrick and the others held great merit," Zordon started. "You spoke with great confidence, even knowing that your friends might not have agreed with you. Such traits can only be found in a true leader."
"Thanks, Zordon," Rob replied, "but I'm not so sure about this whole thing."
"What do you mean?" Alpha asked.
"Do I really deserve to be the leader?" Rob questioned. "I know you believe in destiny and all, but is it really mine to lead the Power Rangers, let alone be one?"
"I understand your doubts," Zordon sympathized, "but I believe in you, and you must believe in yourself and your abilities."
"But what if I can't do it," Rob asked. "Goldar threw me around back there. What if I'm not strong enough to stop Rita and Zedd?"
"It was only your first encounter against Goldar," Zordon explained. "You have not fully developed with your powers, but I promise you will in time."
"There will be many more battles against Goldar," Alpha added. "I'm sure with each one you will grow stronger."
"I don't know," Rob sighed. "I just don't want to let anybody down."
"Do not stress so much on the subject," Zordon replied. "I have full faith that you make an excellent Power Ranger and an excellent leader."
"Thanks, Zordon," Rob nodded, feeling a little better. "I should head back to the school and make sure everybody's okay."
"Very well, and may the power protect you," Zordon bid farwell. Alpha waived as well as Rob pushed the button on his communicator and teleported out of the Command Center and back to the college.