At the Casa del OT3, John Smith is curled on the sofa with a library book. He's caught up on recent history, a few key scientific advances, and now it's on to just reading for fun. He also happens to be avoiding his room. By this point, the sight of a strange person or creature in his bedroom's so typical he just ignores it and finds someplace else
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No, Cy has no sense of ownership. In that everything that is not hers is also hers.
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Oh dear.
"You, ah... You might want to put some of those things on. And... Those are trousers, not a shirt." He's blushing furiously, because, well... Naked people. He's not used to them.
"And I'm fairly certain they're Martha's, anyway."
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And she wanders over to sit next to him and peer at the book that she cannot read. Are there pictures?
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And John has no idea how to react to any of this. "Yes. Well..."
A thought occurs to him. "...Are you the one that's been in my room?" He knows someone's been in there. Or something. And lately, he's found it best not to ask too many questions.
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She points to the lines.
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And at her question about the lines... Well, that's familiar ground. "Well," he says, "each of these is a letter, and every letter stands for a sound. You put them together to get words." He glances over at her. "I can teach you, if you'd like."
Because a girl who can't read is just... wrong. And it should be fixed.
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She's a strange one, but he's still a schoolteacher, and this sort of thing makes him happy, indeed.
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Forgive her, John, she's a cat.
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