BWI Airport, Portalocity Lounge, Friday Morning [12/30]

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Anakin still thought that getting sent off to school at some place he'd never heard of (and he'd been trying to memorize star maps practically since he was old enough to read) was one of Uncle Luke's stranger decisions. He'd graduated from the Academy, he wasn't a little kid any more, but as his uncle's apprentice he didn't have much room to argue. He'd much rather have been back in the thick of things if it were up to him, but it wasn't and Luke had sent him here, so he'd trust Luke's judgment even if he didn't understand it. Sending him to Dantooine with Aunt Mara had been weird at the time, too, and turned out to be a valuable learning experience.

The large Fandom High banner in the Portalocity lounge left little doubt that he was in the right place. With a tiny sigh, Anakin set his single bag down on the floor, tugged at the hem of his tunic. and brushed his fingertips against the hilt of the lightsaber hanging from his belt. That, at least, was something familiar in a completely unfamiliar environment.

He never liked waiting around for things to happen, but since he couldn't be home helping the Jedi with the war effort waiting for the shuttle to show up was the only thing to do right now. Well, that and finding out what the other new students would be like, and he supposed that part would happen soon enough.

[OOC: You will wait for the OCD. *Jedi mind-tricks* Shuttle post is goooooooooo!]

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Re: Wait for the Shuttle! [12/30]

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"I'm not much of anything, myself," Dorothy admitted with a pleasant smile. "Just a farm girl who likes to learn and help. Is there anyone like that at the school?"

Re: Wait for the Shuttle! [12/30]

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"Farm girls? Or helpful people? I'm not so sure about the first, but there's plenty of the other kind, at least. That's something, right?"

Re: Wait for the Shuttle! [12/30]

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"Well I don't mind being unique," Dorothy said, with a hint of pride in her voice. "But the other students being helpful is a very good sign. I hope they're all as friendly as you, too."