[Thursday, Feburary 19th][Iwatodai train station][Early morning]

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[Minami sat in his Gekkoukan school uniform with an open book on his lap, listening to the sound of trains failing to arrive. He had claimed a bench, which was lucky enough, because his bag was heavy with books (and while that wouldn't give him any trouble) it would be awkward standing in the crowd with it, bumping into them

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OBJECTION!

[Upon closer inspection, she's not objecting to the lateness of the train, she's yelling it into her portable game system.]

[justifiesme]

[Jumps a little]

[forgive_me_my]

[Pauses.]

A-ah sorry! I got a little overexcited there.

[justifiesme]

It's alright.

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I should stop anyway, the train's supposed to be here- well, sooner or later.

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I wouldn't take much notice of the announcements.

[forgive_me_my]

Good point. They're just there to make excuses.

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[Nods his agreement and goes back to the book]

[forgive_me_my]

[Is looking over at the book a bit, but suspects he probably wants to be left alone.]

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[Is totally engrossed in the book. Really.]

[forgive_me_my]

Er, m-my favorite was A Midsummer Night's Dream.

[justifiesme]

What did you like about it?

[forgive_me_my]

It interweaved the normal plot with the weirder fairy plot. It was neat.

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There are a couple of film adaptations that are fairly good.

[forgive_me_my]

Oooh, I haven't seen any of them.

[justifiesme]

The 1935 one has plenty of awards, and the 1996 one is known for it's art choices.