Abby had never been especially religious prior to entering El Dorado. She had a weekly bowling date with some nuns, and she had a few tattoos that could be interpreted as religious, but for the most part, she chose logic over spirituality, even if the entire concept of being spiritual fascinated her. Nevertheless, despite all of her logical
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She came down the stairs and headed towards the restaurant. It was still fairly early and she was certain her roommate was still asleep. Angela Petrelli seemed like a good woman so far. Helen was just very picky about her company.
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"Hey!" She called out, pushing herself up from the chair. "Dr. Magnus, right?" They had met briefly during all the confusion There hadn't really been time for much more beyond exchanging confused looks, but Abby remembered her as the most calm and collected of the few people she had spoken to that day. And the most British.
"I didn't think anyone else would be up."
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She did a marvelous job at hiding how upset she was about this entire city. Despite the marvelous people she met, she wanted to go home. There were patients waiting for her.
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Abby was trying to be more positive, even though she wasn't any less determined to get home. She'd come to the conclusion that she should use anything she could in El Dorado to her advantage. People, information, objects in the city - anything that might be able to help get her back home.
"So Doctor, just what are you a doctor of?" It was kind of an abrupt question, but Abby was always thinking about who or what could help her get home. She knew very well that it didn't have to be medical. She had hung around enough PhD hopefuls while she was in grad school to know that you could be a ( ... )
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