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[greatlightother]

Did we not just have a flood like that? Only...with the inmates? It was before Christmas, wasn't it?

Admiral, you're getting lazy! [And she laughs...then pauses.] Oops. I...probably shouldn't have said that. [OH WELL.] Hopefully it won't come back to bite me. Or us.

Hmm...I am glad to see that most of us [She's looking at YOU, Eddie] managed to

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[greatlightother]

That does count. I'll count it more if it has dust on it.

And because you owe me for the Godless Soviet reference.

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[greatlightother]

Well, then bring me chocolate and make up for it.

At least I didn't hit you for it.

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[greatlightother]

And before that, the forties? And after that, the seventies? So tell me, Neil...what was the magical decade when you stopped hating?

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[greatlightother]

I'll remember that for the next time we have a flood.

And I was just teasing.

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[greatlightother]

I will. [Sigh.]

It's not a big deal. I just needed some kind of distraction today and you were my lucky target.

...As always.

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[greatlightother]

Good!

And yes, this evening. I will be around after dinner.

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[greatlightother]

I don't think there's anything else, but you are more than welcome to be creative.

spam

[greatlightother]

[She didn't even respond to that. Instead, after finishing dinner, she waited in her room, wrapped up in a blanket with a book in her hands. Something random played on the television, but she was using it for background noise only. She kept her door slightly open.]