Emma Grace Frost (
icecoldfrost) wrote2013-03-27 12:01 pm
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Emma's Flat, Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn. Wednesday Afternoon.
Classes were done for the day, and while normally Emma would be doing some stupid group team-building project with the other students in her human development class, she was skipping whatever stupid feel-good heart-to-heart nonsense the teacher had come up with this week. With an excuse! ...kinda! Candy was coming over once she was finished with work tonight so they could practice for summer internship interviews. Which meant Emma was putting away her groceries and prepping to make an utterly ridiculously large amount of tacos.
Look, she and Candy were growing girls. And they were not going to give in to the self-hate of the American media and body-image magazines. Because tacos. They were not just necessary to live, but to deal with the stupidity of the human race and their male counterparts who were jostling for the same jobs and complaining about how it was 'unfair' that the girls had the 'advantage' of being female.
No, Emma hadn't been experimenting to see if she'd suddenly developed psychokinesis last week in class, why did you ask? Really. Setting someone on fire with her brain, while potentially therapeutic, wasn't actually helpful.
Yet.
[OOC: Open for calls, texts, you know the drill.]
Look, she and Candy were growing girls. And they were not going to give in to the self-hate of the American media and body-image magazines. Because tacos. They were not just necessary to live, but to deal with the stupidity of the human race and their male counterparts who were jostling for the same jobs and complaining about how it was 'unfair' that the girls had the 'advantage' of being female.
No, Emma hadn't been experimenting to see if she'd suddenly developed psychokinesis last week in class, why did you ask? Really. Setting someone on fire with her brain, while potentially therapeutic, wasn't actually helpful.
Yet.
[OOC: Open for calls, texts, you know the drill.]
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"I'll try...I don't know. Maybe hostess at some of the very nice bespoke shops. Maybe I'll get a discount on my suits or something."
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Noble offer, wasn't it?
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"The worst thing in my life right now," he said quietly, "isn't the bits of paper or the lycanthropy or this insane island. It's that we've never found a way to be in the same place for more than a few months. Of course I miss you, I'm just -- stubborn. As are you."
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"Although I feel compelled to point out that you wouldn't like me half as much if I was sweet and pliable."
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"And I did mean to say that."
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Really, Jack, you should know better than to let Emma tell jokes.
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