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Wood'sLittleFlower 
Coulson yawned, moving around in the seat slightly toe get a bit more comfortable, but he was finding that difficult since his arms were rested against the wood of the compartment. Definitely not the most comfortable. He almost wished he'd brought a pillow. But then again, what kind of impression would that give? And Coul was all about impressions.
He opened one eye briefly as he heard a noise outside his door, but closed it back up as he'd heard the door opening. He had wanted the compartment to himself and figured that if he pretended to be asleep, they'd go away. But was he lucky enough for that to happen on his first train ride? No. Of course not.
Again, he opened up one eye as the girl seemed to speak and invite herself in. Though, she was pretty and he definitely wasn't about to be rude about it. "Oh yeah? Why not?" He raised a brow, curious as to why she thought sleeping on a train wasn't something people should do.
Feeling the need to look a bit more presentable, he turned toward her and sat regularly on the train rather than his stretched out position.
Dora reached into her pack and dug around for a chocolate frog, all the while analyzing this new sleepy boy. Why would sleep on a train? Was he one of those muggleborns that was used to riding them and found the ride comforting? She couldn't tell, but she could tell, or at least guess, that he wasn't bothered by her presence.
That was always a good sign.
"'Cause I know some of the kids here, and they like to pull pranks on people who sleep in public. And some kids steal." She informed him, clearly all knowing about this sort of thing. She did hear stories after all.
"It's a good thing I came along. I won't mess with you or steal your stuff, so if you wanna sleep you can. I'll watch over you."
Though, it was obvious Dora was angling to get something out of this deal even if she didn't say so or make it obvious what she wanted.