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WHO: Eleanor Lamb and Sirius Black
WHERE: Eleanor's apartment at the MAC
WHEN: Wednesday Afternoon?
WARNINGS: None, I assume.
SUMMARY: Eleanor has been avoiding the Hogwarts kids, Sirius comes to bother her about it.
FORMAT: Para? Whatever works.
Eleanor frowned at the pile of papers in front of her, counting up the little red X's she had marked off and then writing the score down. She'd taken some of the assignments from Doctor McCoy's class to grade, now that he was back and she was TAing for him again, but it was not nearly as interesting as she had hoped. The first few papers had been, seeing how people answered, trying to guess their methods that got it wrong, but now it was just a lot of the same problems over and over again.
Not that she had much else to do. She'd been staying home a lot lately...she wasn't even really sure why, she just...hadn't felt like going anywhere. She hadn't even gone swimming since she'd run into the Joker and his goons near the river. At least she'd made a friend, then. Not that she had tried to contact Cass since, but the option was there. She just...didn't bother to take it. She went to school, she hung out with Cassie sometimes, and...that was it.
She'd watched a lot of television though. That probably counted for something, right? At least grading papers meant she was doing something. Getting something, anything, done.
Only six more left...
WHERE: Eleanor's apartment at the MAC
WHEN: Wednesday Afternoon?
WARNINGS: None, I assume.
SUMMARY: Eleanor has been avoiding the Hogwarts kids, Sirius comes to bother her about it.
FORMAT: Para? Whatever works.
Eleanor frowned at the pile of papers in front of her, counting up the little red X's she had marked off and then writing the score down. She'd taken some of the assignments from Doctor McCoy's class to grade, now that he was back and she was TAing for him again, but it was not nearly as interesting as she had hoped. The first few papers had been, seeing how people answered, trying to guess their methods that got it wrong, but now it was just a lot of the same problems over and over again.
Not that she had much else to do. She'd been staying home a lot lately...she wasn't even really sure why, she just...hadn't felt like going anywhere. She hadn't even gone swimming since she'd run into the Joker and his goons near the river. At least she'd made a friend, then. Not that she had tried to contact Cass since, but the option was there. She just...didn't bother to take it. She went to school, she hung out with Cassie sometimes, and...that was it.
She'd watched a lot of television though. That probably counted for something, right? At least grading papers meant she was doing something. Getting something, anything, done.
Only six more left...