Sam walked into the library, put her stuff on one of the tables and began double checking her Classics homework. Approximately fifty three seconds later, she wandered over to the desk to see if she could distract the assistant librarian. "Thanks again for all your help yesterday, Janet."
Rory timidly poked her head into the library, and seeing only people she still considered friends there, walked in and curled up at a table in a corner.
Parker came in, and stopped by Rory's table on the way to the counter, fishing out a CD from her knapsack. "Hey, I promised you a copy-- here it is."
The covers says "DUSTED BUNNIES!" in shades of neon orange, pink, and purple, and the back lists songs like "Meow", "Blondes Are Dumb", "Cuddlebug ('05 Remix)" and "Tell Me I'm Pretty, Stupid".
Sam wandered over, hands stuck in her pockets. "Hey, Rory. How was your Thanksgiving?"
She watched the girl carefully for "just go away" behavior, unsure whether Rory was just busy, whether she just wanted to be alone, or was trying to hide. Unfortunately, it was tough to tell that from the angle at which she was holding her book.
"Morning, Janet. How was your Thanksgiving?" Methos breezes into the library. For once he's carrying some sort of briefcase -- messenger bag, more like. But it doesn't appear to have books or papers stuffed in it -- just oddly-shaped lumps.
"Oh, you know, the usual," she says. "Lots of food, constant discussion of hockey instead of football, and certain individuals trying to eat the pie before dinner instead of after."
She pulls out a bunch of mail rubber-banded together. "Thanks for letting me hide them in your place, by the way. They never would ahve survived otherwise." As Janet undid the rubber band, an envelope embossed with a very strange-looking symbol fell out of the stack. In fact, it matched the symbol on a book Janet had checked out of the library a while ago. She picked up the letter and examined the symbol curiously.
"Fraiser. Dr. Pierson. How was your Thanksgiving?" Parker fishes two CD's out of her knapsack, and hands them to them. "Copies of Zero's band's demo CD. Can I put it on the speakers? I won't have it loud enough to disturb anyone."
Jack Harkness wanders into the library, and then stops, looking around him, confused. He's not set foot in it since Zombie Weekend, and has no clue where anything is.
Cameron eagerly enters the library, he's determined to once and for all settle the thing with his book. When he notices Rory sitting at a table, he stops dead in his tracks. He looks from Rory to the library staff, back to Rory.
Realising that avoiding the library would be stupid, but he doesn't want to upset Rory, he quickly moves towards the nearest available library staff member.
Parker plays CDs of Zero's band, until Mean Nasty Librarian makes them turn it off. (http://www.livejournal.com/community/fandomhigh/392319.html?thread=18412671#t18412671)
Dr. Pierson gives really great souvenirs to his long-suffering minions. (http://www.livejournal.com/community/fandomhigh/392319.html?thread=18440831#t18440831)
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She watched the girl carefully for "just go away" behavior, unsure whether Rory was just busy, whether she just wanted to be alone, or was trying to hide. Unfortunately, it was tough to tell that from the angle at which she was holding her book.
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She pulls out a bunch of mail rubber-banded together. "Thanks for letting me hide them in your place, by the way. They never would ahve survived otherwise." As Janet undid the rubber band, an envelope embossed with a very strange-looking symbol fell out of the stack. In fact, it matched the symbol on a book Janet had checked out of the library a while ago. She picked up the letter and examined the symbol curiously.
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"Zero's Band? I'd love to hear them."
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Realising that avoiding the library would be stupid, but he doesn't want to upset Rory, he quickly moves towards the nearest available library staff member.
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