Heather: Anita likes Heather, but more of a distant mature older figure. Not the first person Anita'll come running to, but she's easily the top ten if the first nine are mysteriously dead. She's almost like a big sister, but they haven't really interacted enough to develop that bond, and Anita's concept of sisters is a little more insane than most.
Molly: Anita likes Molly like a playmate. Someone to play games with and relive those childhood memories. If Anita had them.
Likewise, Heather likes Anita well enough but doesn't think they're really close to each other or anything. But she likes kids a lot, so if she ever saw Anita was in danger that she could help with she'd jump in to try and do so.
Molly likes having another girl her age around, especially since it's Anita's sisters that she says she misses, not her parents. This makes Molly feel like maybe their situations are similar (the no adult family and thus being taken care of by "siblings" part, not the parents were supervillains and now they're on the run part), and even though she'd never say (or even consciously think) "I'm glad you don't have a mommy or daddy!" it does make her feel like Anita would be a little easier to really open up to if she needed to than other kids who talk about missing their parents would be.
Buffy thinks Heather likes talking to her about normal, modern teenager stuff, as well as other stuff. She thinks probably if Heather had a problem Buffy could help with, she would ask if she thought she needed it, but for the most part she doesn't consider herself and Heather to be the kind of people who do that. She figures Heather likes spending time with her but doesn't think they'll hang out after camp even if they could, because both of them have other priorities
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Heather has it pretty much right. (And Heather actually doesn't plan on hanging out with anyone after camp, aside from Kabuto.)
Molly thinks Buffy's a cool older person! But sometimes she thinks Buffy seems like she's heading towards the dreaded adultyness which makes her keep her emotional distance a little, though not that much since she's not one of the hugely anti-adult runaways as long as the adult's nice.
From what little Heather's seen of Chase, she thinks he's a dope.
Chase will never take the place of Molly's mommy and daddy, but he is the awesomeist big brother ever! Even though he can be a jerk sometimes. And he gives the best piggyback rides!
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Heather: Anita likes Heather, but more of a distant mature older figure. Not the first person Anita'll come running to, but she's easily the top ten if the first nine are mysteriously dead. She's almost like a big sister, but they haven't really interacted enough to develop that bond, and Anita's concept of sisters is a little more insane than most.
Molly: Anita likes Molly like a playmate. Someone to play games with and relive those childhood memories. If Anita had them.
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Molly likes having another girl her age around, especially since it's Anita's sisters that she says she misses, not her parents. This makes Molly feel like maybe their situations are similar (the no adult family and thus being taken care of by "siblings" part, not the parents were supervillains and now they're on the run part), and even though she'd never say (or even consciously think) "I'm glad you don't have a mommy or daddy!" it does make her feel like Anita would be a little easier to really open up to if she needed to than other kids who talk about missing their parents would be.
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Molly thinks Buffy's a cool older person! But sometimes she thinks Buffy seems like she's heading towards the dreaded adultyness which makes her keep her emotional distance a little, though not that much since she's not one of the hugely anti-adult runaways as long as the adult's nice.
From what little Heather's seen of Chase, she thinks he's a dope.
Chase will never take the place of Molly's mommy and daddy, but he is the awesomeist big brother ever! Even though he can be a jerk sometimes. And he gives the best piggyback rides!
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