Library; Wednesday [ 11/07 ]

[ecirpnellehada.livejournal.com]

Adah came in a bit early so that she had plenty of time to limp around the library to choose her choice reading materials for the day. By the time things were set for the day, she had set aside an eclectic pile of medical journals and comic books, as well as a carefully balanced tower waiting to be sorted, although perhaps she'd leave that. She felt that the way some of the books jutted out and it curved and threatened to wobble over like trees too tall in the wind, creaking, moaning, dizzying to look up at.

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Third Period -- 11/07

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Storybook allegories for sex and stylistic tales of blood and violence are put aside, as always, so that Adah can practice her progress with Japanese. She feels she'd just about got a knack for it, and is thinking about tackling Chinese next, and then translating poems with random bits of French, Kilanga, Japanese, Chinese, Latin, and that language that never had a name that she and Leah made up.

Re: Third Period -- 11/07

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After leaving Gabriel, Karal headed to the library, smiling a tentative greeting at the library aide as he came inside. He recognised her from the Friday before last, when she'd come into the library on his day, but he realised he didn't actually know her name.

Re: Third Period -- 11/07

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Glancing up from her work at someone entering the library, Adah gave the boy a light nod back in response to the smile, and then her head ducked again over her work. She figured, since she'd seen him working here on one of her days of holing up inside, that he wouldn't need her help with anything.

Re: Third Period -- 11/07

[vkandis-son.livejournal.com]

Not wanting to interrupt her, Karal ducked his head then headed into the stacks in search of legends about the sun.

He had an idea.