The Masquerade Ball was different, this was a party for adults and Buffy had wanted it to be a little bit like the Ball in Labyrinth because seriously who didn’t think that David Bowie’s Jareth was the sexiest ever? So the
entry for the adult party was more glamorous (at least Buffy hoped) and the
interior continued that theme. There was an area
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She spotted Stiles and wasn't surprised to see him closed to the food.
"Anything good?" Krissy looked over the food selection as she approached.
[[I can't wait to read the fic!]]
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"I like yours. It's a almost a costume. I had a different thing, but then I notice people were showing up in formal stuff."
She didn't want to admit that she didn't want to look out of place, but that was the case.
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Although, given the village, maybe people already saw enough gore here.
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"Hey, at least we were both thinking DC. I guess I could have picked Batman or someone, but Dick Grayson is actually pretty overrated. At least I think so."
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"Most side kicks get over-looked. They're half the reason why the super heroes survive." Krissy would never admit to having this conversation to Dean. Ever.
[[I'm assuming he said 'under-rated'?]]
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"Yeah, I mean Dick doesn't wear pants often either, like in the Adam West 60's Batman, so... I definitely decided again that too." Stiles was rarely one for walking around in his underwear even alone in his hotel room. Pajama pants were another story.
"And you're totally right about that. The superhero gets all the glory though, usually."
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She looked at Stiles as she ate a 'pig in a blanket'. "Is Halloween a big thing back home?"
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Ever since Scott had become a werewolf, Stiles had sort of been the sidekick. He felt like he was still trying to find his place in the group most of the time, even after everything that has happened. He was still Scott's best friend, and that part he was sure of at least.
Of course, now that Scott was gone things were a little weird. Scott had been gone for a couple months now, but it was taking some getting used to.
"It was a bigger thing for me than a lot of people in Beacon Hills, but that's just because I love monster movies and comic books and stuff. We mostly just had people 'TP'ing houses and smashing pumpkins and stuff. There was trick-or-treating but to me Beacon Hills has always had a sort of creepy feeling to it, even before we knew about the whole werewolf thing."
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"If you feel home sick, we could always go out and smash a couple of pumpkins... of course, those could turn out to be alive or owned by someone like the Hulk..."
[[haha! Don't worry about it. I have those days too =)]]
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Krissy nodded with a grin. "Yeah. I get that. Sometimes it's the only way to get in somewhere or get the information you need. It sucks, too, being a teenager, because it's not like you can go around impersonating FBI agents or something."
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