5th floor common room | Friday Afternoon

Jan 06, 2012 13:14

Since Jace had only had classes on Monday (which was quite strange for mundane schools, or so his research told him) he had spent most of the week outdoors, getting a feel for the island. The place was small but there were a lot of oddities about it. Jace guessed there was a backstory to a lot of it, but would he ask someone about it? Of course not ( Read more... )

darcy lewis, 5th floor common room, britta perry, quinn fabray, jace wayland, kate daniels

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chief_cheerio January 6 2012, 19:23:43 UTC
Oh, hey. Cute new boy on the floor that usually had the diet coke. Quinn managed an actual smile before plopping herself on the couch, drink in hand.

"So are you watching this on purpose?" she wondered. "Because sometimes the TV up here hates people."

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liarallmyown January 6 2012, 19:28:47 UTC
"I don't really watch TV," Jace replied. "Are you saying there's more interesting stuff on this thing?"

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chief_cheerio January 6 2012, 19:30:27 UTC
"Depends on how you define interesting," Quinn pointed out lightly. "I can say most of the guys I know aren't huge into watching middle-aged women shop and bitch."

She gestured for the remote. "What would you like?"

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liarallmyown January 6 2012, 19:40:08 UTC
"Something a little more masculine," Jace said, handing Quinn the remote. "The more blood, the better."

Because that's what men liked, dammit.

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shestheworst January 6 2012, 19:38:10 UTC
Britta was on her way back to her room after her Leadership class, noticed the common room, realized she hadn't scoped it out yet, and figured now would be a pretty good time. She so poked her head in, then drifted in, sizing up the TV area and the kitchenette, and looking pretty impressed.

"Boy," she said, dropping unceremoniously into a armchair and kicking her legs up to drape over the arm of it; she rested her hands on her stomach as she eyed the ceiling. "I bet if this were an apartment in New York, the rent would be ridiculous."

Her, being an expert on New York now, of course.

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liarallmyown January 6 2012, 19:43:32 UTC
Jace had been living in a church ever since he moved to New York so he had absolutely no idea what this girl was talking about.

"Why would you pay rent for an apartment with no bathroom?" At least he didn't think the common room had a bathroom. Unless the sink counted.

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shestheworst January 6 2012, 19:51:42 UTC
In New York, it would!

"Because it's the only thing affordable?" Britta proposed with a grin. "And maybe you'll be lucky and there's a Barnes and Noble down the street. You live on this floor?"

Hey, he was cute. Britta could at least try to not seem too terrible when a cute guy was involved.

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liarallmyown January 6 2012, 20:07:50 UTC
Jace nodded. "Down the hallway in 527. Do you?"

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taseredagod January 6 2012, 19:40:17 UTC
Darcy had spent most of the past day on Facebook, and only now had stumbled into a shower and some sweats. "Wow, it is so weird to have so few classes." She announced as she stumbled into the common room.

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liarallmyown January 6 2012, 19:49:41 UTC
Jace jerked his head over towards the person that spoke and wondering if she was talking to him or just announcing that to everyone. Isabelle used to do stuff like that. So confusing.

"So I take it that this isn't a normal thing for boarding schools?"

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taseredagod January 6 2012, 20:01:15 UTC
Darcy hadn't even notice that there were other people. She was just commenting. "Hunh? Oh, no. I thought they had like classes right until you went to bed or something"

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liarallmyown January 6 2012, 20:09:05 UTC
"Well that wouldn't be any fun," Jace replied. "Are you complaining about not having classes all day?"

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withasword January 6 2012, 19:41:11 UTC
It was disturbing how quickly you slipped from watching no TV at all to sliding into a common room and spending hours in front of the sort of trash that made you despair for society.

It'd happened to Kate, too.

... Only a couple of times. Shut up.

Which only half-explained why she was three floors up peering at what some guy she didn't even know was watching. "So who's sleeping with who else's husband?" She'd come to expect certain things from TV.

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liarallmyown January 6 2012, 19:54:34 UTC
"I...don't think anybody is," Jace said. He hadn't been following all that closely. "They seem to be too old for that sort of thing."

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withasword January 6 2012, 20:01:00 UTC
"I guess that gives it points over whatever drama I found on downstairs." What her grading scale was here, who knew. Either way, she dropped into a seat.

There was also that there were people here, which made for a slightly more interesting viewing experience.

"I didn't think these things existed without that kind of drama."

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liarallmyown January 6 2012, 20:10:39 UTC
"I think these women are more content being catty over each other's parenting skills," Jace drawled. "But they all lose, because the kids are all spoiled brats."

...said the spoiled brat.

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