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Nov 02, 2011 18:19

[ A: mayfield high; open action. ]

[ During lunch, you might find a lone anti-social girl sitting by herself at a table. Not that she looks like it fazes her - in fact, she seems rather content just by herself. She's idly pricking her fork in her food, but not actually eating it yet. Instead she softly seems to be singing a song to herself, and.. ( Read more... )

*entry, this actually all has a purpose, c'est la vie is super undercover, totally normal, who needs friends, plotting forever, *ic

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[ action: mayfield high. ] notalwystrthful November 2 2011, 17:25:47 UTC
[ Diana doesn't approach Minako directly until she's done with her song. She finds the melody to be a really peaceful one and feels at ease with it. When she's finished, she goes over to the table that Minako is at and gives her a slight smile. ]

What's the title, Minako?

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dutying November 2 2011, 18:25:12 UTC
[ She raises her gaze from the food she had been idly pricking at instead of eating at that. For a moment she seems slightly on guard, but.. well, then she sees it's Diana. (And not the horrible one from earlier, judging by the clothes.) So she visibly relaxes a little. ]

It's called 'Sayonara, Sweet Days'. ... Ah, 'sayonara' being 'farewell'.

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notalwystrthful November 2 2011, 18:30:54 UTC
[ She decides to sit down next to her friend and nods. ]

It's pretty.

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dutying November 2 2011, 19:31:33 UTC
Thanks. [ Her head dips a little as she nods. ]

I wrote it myself, almost right before I came to this place.

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a heteropennae November 2 2011, 17:38:04 UTC
-It's like a magnet to people like Dizzy.-

That's a very pretty song you're singing...

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dutying November 2 2011, 18:26:24 UTC
[ She glances up, not recognizing the person, but.. well, she's used to dealing with fans back home. This is little different. ]

... Thanks. [ It sounds a little surprised at first, but then she nods. ] It's a song from back home.

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heteropennae November 2 2011, 19:42:28 UTC
Do you mind if I sit down?

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dutying November 2 2011, 20:04:05 UTC
Go ahead. I don't think anything here is stopping you, is there?

[ it's her way of being slightly anti-social: not being welcoming, but not really unwelcoming either, really. ]

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A hontobakabaka November 2 2011, 19:54:17 UTC
Minako, do you mind if I join you for lunch?

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dutying November 2 2011, 20:05:00 UTC
... Ah. [ She still recognizes this girl, of course she does after rescuing her that one time and talking with her more often before and after. ]

Sure. There's plenty of room here.

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hontobakabaka November 2 2011, 20:06:31 UTC
[She sits down and nods]

Are you all right? The song is rather pretty.

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dutying November 2 2011, 20:17:56 UTC
I'm fine. As fine as can be, after the.. weird incidents last week, either way. I hope the same counts for you.

[ She prouds a bit more at her food with her fork, but doesn't seem particularly hungry. ]

And.. thanks. It was one of my own songs.

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B doublerinbow November 2 2011, 21:00:29 UTC
[Rin's wearing her Resonance of Fate coat when her picture is snapped. She spots her walking off out the corner of her eye]

Huh? ♪

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dutying November 4 2011, 15:25:05 UTC
[ oops.. spotted. Minako stops, turning her head to look back at the girl. Her expression isn't very apologetic over it, though. ]

Sorry. Just took a picture. [ She points at the cellphone in her hand as an explanation of sorts. ]

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( B ) pokeay November 3 2011, 03:38:20 UTC
... Um... sorry to bother you, but, what is that...? [ what a strange device! ]

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dutying November 4 2011, 15:24:29 UTC
... This?

[ She raises an eyebrow as she points at her cellphone - she's used to people recognizing it, after all. ]

It's my cellphone. Don't tell me you haven't seen one before?

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pokeay November 7 2011, 04:11:31 UTC
Nope... well, I've seen things that are similar-looking, though. Are they common, where you come from?

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dutying November 7 2011, 14:04:34 UTC
Everyone pretty much has one nowadays, I think. Even if they obviously don't have them here, since this is way back in the fifties. They're pretty convenient though.

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