[Grell's just woken up n a room that is decidedly not her own. And is that a... why yes it is. She is wearing a dress, a night gown to be exact. She was pretty sure she went to bed naked. Sitting up and looking around she finds a pair of glasses on the bedside table that are decidedly not her own, though putting them on they seem to fit her
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Morn'ng.
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[More staring.]
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Good day to you~. [Her accent is very thick English, from the upper class elite of London, if one is so inclined to guess accents.]
You'll catch a chill about with nothing other than that...would you like to come have a cup of tea? I could explain a bit more about what's happened to you.
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I'm not actually in the mood for tea right now. And I've been told a little of what's going on. [Her voice is low as she's not in the mood to effect the girlish lilt.]
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[Her voice is distinctly melodramatic, and she straightens up and gives the redhead a smile, hoping that it will be enough to take the conversation inside somewhere.]
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The English are rare here. How... disappointing.
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She lets out a breath of relief when she notices it's William.]
For crying out loud Will! You nearly gave me a heart attack! What in Death's name is going ON here!?
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As far as what's going on, you know just as much as I do. We're in 1950s America, in a town called 'Mayfield.'
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America!? 1950's!? [Is that even possible][It occurs to her that it might be some practical joke. But William was never the type for pratical jokes. He did seem to calm about it though. Then again, William wasn't the type to freak out either.]
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This can't be good.]]
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You got a problem kid?
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[She should probably change, but that's too much work at the moment.]
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Do I look okay to you.
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I suppose you could say that.
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