Lana nodded her head and smiled. "Yeah, I'm sure you would think outside the box and get out of there." It would be hard, but Laura did strike Lana as the type that would think of some outlandish idea to free herself. "A mad genius, I'm sure." Laura really didn't give herself much credit, but her twin had a good head on her shoulders; if only she used it for good. Patting Laura on the back again, she pulled away and smiled. "You know I only tend to believe things that I've seen with my own two eyes." Most of the stuff she read in the aparecium, she took with a grain of salt anyway. "I think the term you are thinking about is you are just misunderstood." Lana knew that Laura wasn't all that bad, she had her moments; but that didn't make her as bad as people let on. "Mummy and daddy would have stepped in to scold you if you were really that terrible."

Lana felt bad for how things between had gotten so bad, but this was a new term and things were looking up. "I'm really sorry about that, but I promise that I'll try not to let that happen again." They were teenagers and sometimes things just came up. They would need time to themselves from time to time. "Just do your best and let things happen the way they should," she replied. Their first two years had gone by so quickly after all. Glancing over again in the general area of the pitch, she shrugged. "I'm going to get myself together and try-out next year for sure." She really missed it, but she needed to pull herself together before she could really play. It would be a learning and growing experience for her.