[It takes Fenimore some time to reach for her journal after they find Shirley missing. But, eventually, she drags herself over and opens it. It's no small matter for Shirley to have made friends in Luceti -- the girl had spent her first fifteen years friendless. She can't just leave that alone. But, even once she opens it, there's silence for a
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Standing higher on the slope, he speaks up:]
Hey.
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And even if she still sounds annoyed at the joke, though it lacks some of the snap that she would usually have and also is with Shirley's voice.] I can do that much.
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[What better way to solve disappointment and sadness than a little old fashioned violence? It's very distracting.]
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[She balls up her fist inexpertly and, stretching out her legs, twists awkwardly from her sitting position to face him. As might be expected from this rather disadvantageous positioning and her not exactly impressive strength, it's not exactly the most terrifying punch that has ever been thrown. She doesn't hold back, certainly, closing her eyes, winding back, and swinging straight for his arm. There's just not a lot to hold back.]
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Not bad! You're bold enough to actually throw one. That's a start.
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