Paris Geller (
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Outside the Teachers' Offices [Tuesday, Never-You-Mind O'Clock]
If you think Paris wasn't taking Rosa's class challenge EXTREMELY SERIOUSLY, you had clearly never met her.
She was dressed in dark clothing--the better to blend in with the shadows, like a proper cat burgler, even if cat burglers probably didn't bring cell phones and graph paper to map out which teacher was in what spot. "Zack," she read from the door tag. "He's the one at the dog shelter. Probably hasn't rigged the door to kill us."
She wrote that down.
[OOC: For her partner in crime and anyone else who wants to get involved! SP is love, though :D]
She was dressed in dark clothing--the better to blend in with the shadows, like a proper cat burgler, even if cat burglers probably didn't bring cell phones and graph paper to map out which teacher was in what spot. "Zack," she read from the door tag. "He's the one at the dog shelter. Probably hasn't rigged the door to kill us."
She wrote that down.
[OOC: For her partner in crime and anyone else who wants to get involved! SP is love, though :D]
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Ugh, High Galactic.
"Okay, that's A, and that's B..."
It was still a work in progress.
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Vette, stop needling the prat.
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Across the room, a computer screen turned on an a frowning Captain America stared out at them. "So, you've decided to break into a teacher's office--"
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And then Vette started laughing, clapping her hands over her mouth, even as glittery confetti drifted down to stick to her, too.
"I don't know if I like this one more than the puppy room," she noted, "but it's still pretty great."
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"This'll be on us for days," she griped.
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She was okay with that. This whole outing had been great.
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"That's two more than we had before," Vette agreed. "And now I know what you mean when you talk about Captain America."
His clothing was only marginally more ridiculous than some getups she saw back home. And had nothing on most Sith.
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"Somehow he manages to be cute even with wings attached to his head," Paris said, shaking her head. "It's bizarre, right?"
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"Super bizarre," Vette agreed. "And watching this video kind of makes me feel like I disappointed the whole planet or something."
No, Vette. Just America. America was disappointed in you.
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"Maybe it's an old person thing?"
A beat.
"He doesn't look very old, though."
Pretty attractive for a human in spangles. But not old.
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"They are really nice arms," Vette mused, staring intently at the screen. "... You know what, he's welcome to be disappointed in me any time."
Hi there, Professor Old Guy.
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Sorry, Tony.
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"Note to self: Take eye candy class if I ever get to choose these things," Vette said as the video ended. And then she grinned as she looked at Paris. "So, are we done here for the night?"
They'd ruled out two rooms and now they were glittery. That seemed like an outing well spent, to Vette.
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Maybe make off with some puppies whenever that day came...
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Because of course she would.
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She wasn't sure whether to be impressed or terrified.
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"Nope," she said. "It's how I'll get into Harvard."
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Like Vette knew what a Harvard was.
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