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@energydrain
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”Are you looking for someone, sweetheart?”
"Getting lost is becoming a sport."
She didn't mean to end up in this part of New York City - but take a girl from Washington, D.C. and throw her here with a subway ticket, and it's bound to happen.
"I'm kind of, uh, looking for a place?"
"I’m not seriously dating anyone. It is really hard. It’s hard just because especially when I’m working, when I do have that time off, I really want to take it for myself. I decided that every year I’m going to take one big trp just for me and not have it, I don’t want work to take me to these big places. I want it to be my decision, and I want to go by myself or with a girlfriend of mine or something so when I’m not working, I’m planning some sort of trip or somet sort of girl’s thing. So it’s going to be interesting if anything were to blossom… How I’m going to balance all of that."
Yeah it is, isn’t it?
— where are you going for Christmas, anyway?
"Sitting at boarding school, most likely. Thinking -- what if Santa was real, and I touched his hand? Would, uh, Christmas be canceled?"
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It would be cruel to make fun of her, but it would be crueller to not say anything and wait for someone else to. She deliberates.
”Loving your back-to-front sweater aesthetic.”
"It's the cool new trend. It's called 'late to class' and 'exhausted.'"
Frequent stops over by the x-men have not made her decide whether or not she's suited to change from her very human boarding school to something more --- mutant-y.
It has, however, given her two things:
a constant need to run from place to place and wake up at the crack of dawn
the idea of wearing gloves
"You should d e f i n i t e l y try it."
Liana Liberato by Bri Smith
When it comes to any situation in love, I just dive in and completely devote myself to it.
I’m looking at my Instagram right now. I follow a lot of fashion, like Valentino andElie Saab, and they post some really cool things.
"Tell us a bit about X-Men. Because you’re actually rivals in X-Men."
"Throw my middle name in there and it’s a real mouthful." Her name reminds him of poetry—it’s the alliteration—but that doesn’t seem like something appropriate to share with such a young stranger.
"It takes all my willpower not to break down and buy those useless paper masks, so yes. I understand." Honestly, he takes her to be another germaphobe. It’s simple, and it fits without too much thought.
"There’s not enough anti-bacterial soap in the world for this season."
She doesn't have a middle name. Never did, not even when she was living with her mother, because she's sure it would be on her birth certificate if that was the case. But it's not: there's nothing there.
"It looks like it would, uh, be too hard to breathe under those."
It feels true enough when she pictures them: those things feel stiffling enough just by looking at them. Keeping her hands shoved into her pockets seems to fit the mold he's thrown her into, and it's better than saying: I'm a mutant, wanna beat me up?
"I've never had the flu."
She’s not cleared anything up with her accusation, and all it earns her is a vaguely attentive stare. He is listening, but not for much longer should she continue to beat around the bush.
"Just because I don't have a New York accent doesn't mean I don't belong here."
She is not a person who needs every silence filled, unless she is running high on energy, and then it hardly seems to be her fault: just spills out her mouth somewhat endlessly. Silence doesn't bother her, but she doesn't know how to talk to people who don't talk back.
She shoves her hands in her pockets.
"No skin off my nose. Shelby Brown—” he mimics her use of third person speech to make his own point “—does not shake hands during cold and flu season anyway.”
"You have a name like a detective novel."
[ she rocks back and forth on the balls of her feet, restless energy humming through her shoulders. ]
"See? There's a good reason for everything."
mutegrey
"You're wrong about me."
rufouspinna;
"Repeat after me: Robin Rockwell does not shake hands."
( he catches it. turning it over in his
hands, unfolding it, he looks over his shoulder and down.
raising an eyebrow, unimpressed by her technique, by the spite he assumes from her. )
I don’t understand this note. You will have to find another language to send me secrets in, girl.
[ oh, god. oh no. she has made some kind of terrible mistake. who let her live alone? who let her go to a boarding school? oh. right. her dad. dear dad: strongly worded letter to follow. ]
I needed to get past you and didn't want to bump into you because, uh, that's definitely rude.
[ So is throwing a paper airplane, but she's not good at sneaking past people and how in the world does one go about saying 'if i touch you you might pass out because I drain people's energy and have no way of controlling it?'
Right. You don't. Because people are scared of mutants. ]
So - hence the paper airplane?
STELLE LIKES POWERS — water manipulation [wɔːtə məˌnipyˈlāSHən]
(n.) the ability to manipulate water.
Users of this power can manipulate water in many ways - it is possible to increase, decrease, move, walk on and attack if a body of the liquid is nearby. It is the parent of many other powers, and advanced user is likely to breach out into a sub-power. Ice and steam manipulation are the most common, but others of note acid, alcohol, blood, oil, salt, emotions and Winter. Water manipulation can not be developed from powers associated.
Water manipulators are easily underestimated, as they are usually associated with all things serene. And while it is true, that they are gernally harmless, they have the ability to cause some serious damage. Pushing a water manipulator’s buttons too hard can cause a flood or severe famine.
Naturally, an ability so versatile will also have many weaknesses Despite being one of the most adaptable powers, they have many foes. Manipulators of electricity, fire, magma, ice, sand and oil have a great advantage over these users. One thing they cannot do is create water out of thin air, meaning their power is useless if it’s not on hand. Controlling great bodies of water, like lakes, rivers and oceans, are incredibly exhausting, to the point of one passing out from fatigue. It is said that water manipulation is one of the ”safest” powers but this is not true in the slightest.
dogisms;
[ pursed lips. she sighs. ]
Sorry, buddy. Touching living things is a baaaad idea.
