Detention, Depths of the Castle, Friday

[bigdamnprisoner.livejournal.com]

So, one of the important things to realize about detention was that the monotony of everyone's daily lives was part of the punishment. That meant that even though someone had died yesterday, the day's schedule didn't change a bit.

After all, most of your little lives just weren't that important in the grand scheme of things.

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Re: Visiting Hours [07/27]

[nokitestringnow.livejournal.com]

"What, are you trying to tell me what to do? You're the one who's in here," Kennedy said coolly, hoping Dinah read the subtext correctly. "I'm not. Be on the right side and maybe then you can give me advice."

Which was to say, yeah, she would be careful.

Re: Visiting Hours [07/27]

[no-songbird.livejournal.com]

That sounded so damn familiar Dinah almost laughed. Then had to close her eyes against how much it hurt. "Same old Kennedy."

Good.

Re: Visiting Hours [07/27]

[nokitestringnow.livejournal.com]

Could she be the same old Kennedy? Because she wanted to. And she-- real, accept-no-substitutes, not-from concentrate Kennedy-- always got what she wanted.

Yeah, that sounded like too nice a prospect to turn down.

She let one side of her mouth curl up into a smirk. "Tchah, please. More like new and improved."