Duck's been snoring slightly on a table in the middle of the room, head pillowed on a piece of paper, when -
do you have the resolve, little duck?- she wakes up with a start, shaking her head to get the last wisps of weird half-memory out of her head
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Duck looks up, a smile already on her face.
"I guess I fell asleep," she adds, a little sheepishly. "Though, I guess it's better that I did here than in class . . . um, I'm Duck!"
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She kind of has one, though no one has quite pointed that out.
"I'm almost eleven. How old are you?"
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This is a hard question!
"I'm in the beginner ballet class!" Duck volunteers. SURELY THIS IS HELPFUL, yes? "Um, what about you, what school are you in?"
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Therefore: As he passes, he manages to hit Duck in the shoulder with a rather solid thwack. This, as it happens, is enough to stop him in his tracks with a puzzled and vaguely apologetic expression.
Did he hit ...?
"--Ah, me!" He blinks down at Duck, owlishly and in some alarm. "I do apologize, lady."
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"I walk into stuff and people all the time, I mean, it was probably my fault for being in the way, it usually is, hahahaha!"
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"Are you quite sure? I should hate to think I have repaid your kindness with naught but a blow."
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Duck looks at him, a faint stirring of danger, danger beginning to flash in the back of her mind. Is he talking about . . .
"Uh, I mean, I don't think I did anything you'd need to thank me for or feel bad about, so . . . it's really okay!"
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Duck looks glumly down at her essay. "I gotta write an essay for class tomorrow . . . um, hi Enzo!"
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This would be easier if Duck could remember the whole plot of Swan Lake.
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