Fiona had picked out books, put them down again, placed them around the room, loaded them into a bag, unloaded them-- she was starting to think that her brother was going to yell at her (yes, Eliot, yelling) over her mistreatment of their tactical texts if she did much more. The whole thing had her nervous, though yesterday's talk with Dinah had
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And the book was boring anyway. Stupid Lives of Moroi Saints (gag)
She pushed aside her curtain and leaned against the doorframe of the cubicle opposite. "Did the floor need to be leveled?" Rose asked lightly.
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"What?"
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...was it common elsewhere?
She was over thinking this, she was reasonably sure.
"Er, no. That would be" not that she wanted to admit to being nervous "me. Just... walking. I'm waiting for someone. A little excited."
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"No. No, not- I'm giving someone lessons on military strategy, that's all. Nothing like that."
And she was rubbing her temples with her fingers in a way that also managed to very handily let her close her eyes.
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"If he's thinking it is, probably should have done the 'lessons' in public," Rose pointed out helpfully.
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"He knows we're doing lessons," she said, a little confused. Confused was almost good, though, because it wasn't depressed, "and I told him we'd be here."
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"So have you been enjoying the cabins more?" she asked. They were cabinmates and stuff. Only polite to make conversation since it'd been back when Worf was a kitten they'd talked last.
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She glanced over at the other girl.
"What about you?"
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"And I don't really need a lot of privacy."
She didn't do anything that required it, after all.
"But I do miss a door. No, I've just been a bit-" rageful "lacking in social ambition."
That sounded... good and clinical.
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"So your ambitions to be Queen Bee have been put aside?"
She wasn't touching the anorexic thing though it was being filed away in case it began to seem like a problem.
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"Nothing like that. I just haven't felt like going out. More... ambition to be social, then."
Latin was so much more helpful with it not mattering which order you put things in as long as everything was declined and conjugated correctly.
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Yes, Rose, we like to use this thing called 'tact' while in social settings.
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"Quite a few people actually," she said, managing not to sound defensive. The rage had filtered out sometime yesterday, which just made her tired.
"You're not one of them."
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