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Prongs999 · 09-16-2009, 10:37 PM

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Originally Posted by MsMorgan

Mariel looked curiously as the younger girl then sat down. was Mariel that haughty as a first year? Maybe a little, but she thought not that much. Nodding slowly as she spoke, she said, "Oh, right, that all-girls school was before my time, too. My sister was here then and she certainly complained about it, but I honestly don't see what the fuss was all about." She looked at the girl somewhat appraisingly. "I agree, most of them are troublemakers," she began slowly, "but that's a little harsh saying they don't deserve to be here... The teachers just have their work cut out for them with boys, but they need to learn too. They just seem to be slower about it."

The teenage girl drummed her fingers lightly on the tabletop as she then raised an eyebrow at the girl's sudden lamentation. Shrugging as she was not sure what to say to that, Mariel waved her finger up and down, gesturing to the girl's staff. "So.... what's that about?" she asked, never one to worry about being blunt.

Ali looked up suddenly, all insanity gone. Before her time? That would mean that...that she had NO chance of being there during that wondrous year of separation. She could never pass off as anyone of the girls age, let alone anyone older. Sob. "Oh no, what I mean is that they should be in some other school with other boys, and not have to trouble us with their...their...UGH!"

Ali obviously was very upset. Duh. She was shaking from head to toe that when the girl asked about her staff and her hunting gear it nearly rocked her off the seat. "Why this?" She said, completely out of character, while gesturing towards her pride. She answered accordingly. "It is my pride, passion, and dignity to be one of the most highly regarded archer-witch in the world at such a young age"

Ali was very proud. For one moment, it seemed as if she were an Olympic gold medal winner. But she certainly was right about one thing. She was young. And small. She was TINY. Her head was as high as the next shortest persons shoulder.

Teeny little Ali. *Sigh*

09-16-2009, 10:37 PM	#499 (permalink)
Prongs999 Puffskein Join Date: May 2007 Location: In a dialing booth! Posts: 1,606	Quote: Originally Posted by MsMorgan Mariel looked curiously as the younger girl then sat down. was Mariel that haughty as a first year? Maybe a little, but she thought not that much. Nodding slowly as she spoke, she said, "Oh, right, that all-girls school was before my time, too. My sister was here then and she certainly complained about it, but I honestly don't see what the fuss was all about." She looked at the girl somewhat appraisingly. "I agree, most of them are troublemakers," she began slowly, "but that's a little harsh saying they don't deserve to be here... The teachers just have their work cut out for them with boys, but they need to learn too. They just seem to be slower about it." The teenage girl drummed her fingers lightly on the tabletop as she then raised an eyebrow at the girl's sudden lamentation. Shrugging as she was not sure what to say to that, Mariel waved her finger up and down, gesturing to the girl's staff. "So.... what's that about?" she asked, never one to worry about being blunt. Ali looked up suddenly, all insanity gone. Before her time? That would mean that...that she had NO chance of being there during that wondrous year of separation. She could never pass off as anyone of the girls age, let alone anyone older. Sob. "Oh no, what I mean is that they should be in some other school with other boys, and not have to trouble us with their...their...UGH!" Ali obviously was very upset. Duh. She was shaking from head to toe that when the girl asked about her staff and her hunting gear it nearly rocked her off the seat. "Why this?" She said, completely out of character, while gesturing towards her pride. She answered accordingly. "It is my pride, passion, and dignity to be one of the most highly regarded archer-witch in the world at such a young age" Ali was very proud. For one moment, it seemed as if she were an Olympic gold medal winner. But she certainly was right about one thing. She was young. And small. She was TINY. Her head was as high as the next shortest persons shoulder. Teeny little Ali. Sigh