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ichoosefight) wrote2013-11-14 10:56 am
ichoosefight) wrote2013-11-14 10:56 am
01 - You can run, you can hide, but you have to eat eventually
Can I eat meals in my room?
[ Steph has previously been quiet, keeping to herself and more or less living on snacks. (More, honestly). She’s done it before. But even with her appetite not quite up to snuff, after a few days candy and chips just start to make her feel worse. So here she is, speaking into the device she’s only really skimmed through with very little ceremony to precede it. ]
I mean, obviously I can eat in my room. But is anybody going to hunt me down or whatever looking for missing trays?
[ That’s the only thing that’s stopped her – the idea of someone banging on her door demanding used cutlery. She wants her privacy. Her voice is utterly flippant, making this out to be much less of a big deal than it really is to her. ]
I swear I’m not hoarding silverware or anything crazy like that. I’ll give it all back, I just don’t want to eat in the hall. Not that you aren't all just great company. [ The sarcasm, it is scathing. ] It’s too noisy. Gives me headaches. [ It doesn’t, but that’s a better explanation than ‘I don’t want to be around other people more than absolutely necessary.’ ]
[ Steph has previously been quiet, keeping to herself and more or less living on snacks. (More, honestly). She’s done it before. But even with her appetite not quite up to snuff, after a few days candy and chips just start to make her feel worse. So here she is, speaking into the device she’s only really skimmed through with very little ceremony to precede it. ]
I mean, obviously I can eat in my room. But is anybody going to hunt me down or whatever looking for missing trays?
[ That’s the only thing that’s stopped her – the idea of someone banging on her door demanding used cutlery. She wants her privacy. Her voice is utterly flippant, making this out to be much less of a big deal than it really is to her. ]
I swear I’m not hoarding silverware or anything crazy like that. I’ll give it all back, I just don’t want to eat in the hall. Not that you aren't all just great company. [ The sarcasm, it is scathing. ] It’s too noisy. Gives me headaches. [ It doesn’t, but that’s a better explanation than ‘I don’t want to be around other people more than absolutely necessary.’ ]