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Feb 04, 2006 19:31

Angela sits in the bar, working on her essay about symbolism in The Scarlet Letter. There are books and papers scattered over the surface of a table ( Read more... )

thomas andrews, tim hunter, angela edmunds, jack driscoll

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jackdriscoll February 5 2006, 00:40:11 UTC
"Is that your essay?"

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angela_edmunds February 5 2006, 00:41:07 UTC
Angela looks up and nods. "Well, it will be, when I have all this information in a semblance of some order." She smiles slightly at him.

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jackdriscoll February 5 2006, 00:47:01 UTC
"Need help?"

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angela_edmunds February 5 2006, 00:47:55 UTC
"Well...when I get some of it done, will you look it over? Just to make sure it flows properly. I'm not so great with non-fiction, but I still like it to read well."

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timsbooks February 5 2006, 00:51:44 UTC
Look! Distraction!

"Hi there."

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angela_edmunds February 5 2006, 00:53:02 UTC
Angela looks up and smiles. "Hi. How are you doing? Haven't seen you around."

It's not his fault. Angela's been reclusive.

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timsbooks February 5 2006, 00:57:55 UTC
"I'm always here. Try looking up."

Gesturing to the rafters.

"School work?"

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angela_edmunds February 5 2006, 01:00:29 UTC
Angela follows his gesture. Oddly enough, she's never noticed the rafters. "I'll keep that in mind."

Angela looks at her papers now. "Yeah, I'm doing an essay for school about the symbolism in The Scarlet Letter. It's kind of an easy essay but it'll help me get caught up in school."

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mr_shipbuilder February 5 2006, 01:31:38 UTC
Not far away is another table covered in papers, another figure hunched over and scribbling.

This figure is wearing markedly less makeup, however. He has noticed Angela's, though. It's not the weirdest thing he's seen since arriving in Milliways, but it's still rather odd, and she's nearer than anyone else. Which may be why he glances at her occasionally.

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angela_edmunds February 5 2006, 01:34:01 UTC
Angela catches him looking and sighs.

Lady Selae is right. She really should look more approachable.

"Hi. I don't bite."

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mr_shipbuilder February 5 2006, 01:38:24 UTC
Thomas flushes a bit as he realizes he's been staring.

"I'm sorry. I shouldn't have been staring; it's just people here are so...different from back home." No woman he knew would be caught dead wearing trousers for one. He can't even really imagine his wife, Helen, in them. "My name is Thomas Andrews. It's a pleasure to meet you, Miss...?"

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angela_edmunds February 5 2006, 01:39:32 UTC
"Angela Edmunds." She smiles. "Have you been here long? Where's home for you?"

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