Please leave mail for Annie Edison here.

This dinner comes as the direct result of momentary insanity on Annie's part. (Perhaps impulsiveness is a better term for it, but where she's concerned, the two often go hand in hand.) She is, for the most part, a realistic girl, one who had no expectations of winning much at all during Casino Night, let alone enough to partake in the auction. As ( Read more... )

While Annie might claim that she's become accustomed, more or less, to the way of life on Tabula Rasa, this is typically an outright lie. What she fails to understand - or simply chooses not to acknowledge - is that there's a distinct difference between acceptance and tolerance, and as it stands, she's been just barely tolerating life on the island ( Read more... )

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