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I'm not going to bother with this silly "homecoming" event. You may have your fun, but I won't be a part of it. Thank you very much.
Also, if you're a tailor, seamstress, or anything of the like - may I have a moment of your time? I'd like to put in a request for something to be made.
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Hello there Miss Ethelbert. How are you doing?
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Fine, Miss Pauling.
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That's good to hear. Will you be attending the Homecoming Dance on Friday? It seems that most of everyone will be going.
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No. I have better things to do with my time.
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She doesn't speak up about it though - she just goes and kneels in one of the benches, hands clasped together as if in prayer while she listens to the music, completely silent. ]
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Maybe the music can help out with Minako's thoughts - who knows? ]
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She's quiet for a long time, probably at least five minutes or so, before she moves up and walks towards Diana. She still doesn't say anything though as she watches the girl play. ]
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She swallows a bit and turns to her, giving her a light smile. ]
I hadn't pegged you to be religious, Miss Aino. [ Her voice is more caring and gentle than anything. It's definitely a change from when she's usually in school. ]
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[That voice is awfully loud. And near. And behind you.]
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Hello, Miss Sto Helit. I do think Elizabeth Bennet did say that as long as I did what I was expected to in this class, including homework and any other assignments, that I could do what I wished with my time. And, while we do not know what the Rite of Ashk'Ente is as of right now, we do know that they are transmutation circles that do not necessarily deal in occult manners.
Any questions?
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