The Roof, Thursday Afternoon
According to the radio, Isabelle had missed exactly her kind of party last night. While that had caused a little pang of regret in her - because she liked fun, goddammit, and it sounded like there'd been entertainment galore in the common room - it had probably been for the best that she'd missed it. Between her mood swings of late, as well as how last weekend had gone, she was still easing herself back into being social.
And clearly sitting on the edge of the roof and looking out over the town was an important step in that process. But she actually had a map of the town on her lap, and was marking some of the things she could see on it. And just marking places she thought seemed particularly vulnerable.
No reason.
Except there was totally a reason, and it was something her mother had said during one of their conversations over the previous weekend. Homes and protection. They were a thing.
[ooc: Open roof post, omg!]
And clearly sitting on the edge of the roof and looking out over the town was an important step in that process. But she actually had a map of the town on her lap, and was marking some of the things she could see on it. And just marking places she thought seemed particularly vulnerable.
No reason.
Except there was totally a reason, and it was something her mother had said during one of their conversations over the previous weekend. Homes and protection. They were a thing.
[ooc: Open roof post, omg!]