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[After a busy(?) first day of school, Sieghart enjoys a relaxing morning on the second in the common room. This couch is awfully comfortable, but he's not so lethargic that he ignores a familiar face.]
Morning, Director. Taking part in the Dorm Wars?
Morning, Director. Taking part in the Dorm Wars?
Not much on your schedule for today, is there.
[what's up. she's not quite heading out just yet, though she definitely has her things with her, staff in one hand and her notebook tucked under her other arm.]
I suppose I don't see why not, given that it's more or less inoffensive, but I'm not exactly going out of my way either.
[what's up. she's not quite heading out just yet, though she definitely has her things with her, staff in one hand and her notebook tucked under her other arm.]
I suppose I don't see why not, given that it's more or less inoffensive, but I'm not exactly going out of my way either.
Right now, I don't trust that 'reward' to be worth any more than the paper the acceptance letter was written on.
[this is not her first rodeo with this kind of situation, though at least it's a somewhat more tolerable one.]
[this is not her first rodeo with this kind of situation, though at least it's a somewhat more tolerable one.]
That's more responsibility than any person should be allowed to have, if it's actually a possibility.
They may be. That kind of temptation will be... hard for some to ignore, but so far, I can't say for sure if any will pursue it.
...not just yet, I think. Whether what they're promising is true or not, the competition itself is-- innocuous enough so far.
[they don't need a dorm meeting over whether to ask people those task questions, probably.]
[they don't need a dorm meeting over whether to ask people those task questions, probably.]
[lbr the meeting thing is going to change as soon as shit starts happening here, but.]
Are you planning to just wait for others to get us out of here, then? Or do your feelings on work only extend to the competition.
[buddy.]
Are you planning to just wait for others to get us out of here, then? Or do your feelings on work only extend to the competition.
[buddy.]
Or so they say.
[they didn't agree to be here in the first place, her faith in simply being allowed to go after finishing it out is Not High.]
We may end up not having another choice, but I can't say I like the idea of just-- waiting this out.
[they didn't agree to be here in the first place, her faith in simply being allowed to go after finishing it out is Not High.]
We may end up not having another choice, but I can't say I like the idea of just-- waiting this out.
And until something big does happen, we have... classes about cat theatre. A non-traditional education, to say the least.
I would ask which one, but honestly, I'd rather not be reminded of any of them.
You know, I think I will.
[it's not worth it. it's just not.]
It might be safest that way.
[it's not worth it. it's just not.]
It might be safest that way.
[she's quiet, but just for a moment-- evidently she's already given it some thought.]
Either Hope or Love, but-- I think love would come first.
Either Hope or Love, but-- I think love would come first.
Would you? I'd wondered whether someone in your... particular line of work might be more inclined toward choosing Strength, instead.
[but she looks pleased at that answer, actually.]
[but she looks pleased at that answer, actually.]
Edited (work is not a citrus fruit) 2021-06-10 03:04 (UTC)
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