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lemon · 02-27-2014, 03:51 AM

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Originally Posted by grangerfan8

Dora shrugged. "Square root numbers might as well be zero which isn't real." See how that worked, Alice? Totally sound logic there. She deserved two dances for it. "You're making a face. And you're holding no apples, not zero apples." And she was getting more than zero dances, yes.

Finding food after the dance was okay with Dora too, since food never was a big priority of hers. She might end up grabbing a butterbeer before the night was over though.

Yes, that was the best she could do. Truth was she didn't really know why Vesper was giving Alice looks, and she also didn't care to. Didn't need to be having fights with another one of her closest friends, especially one she shared a dorm with. No thank you. "Just ignore her. Look at all the pretty boys up on stage instead." Like her boyfriend, he was looking dapper, yes? And Nigel. Dora would never be able to tell Blue enough how lucky she was to snag him. And of course Ascanius was a mighty fine looker himself, but she was never telling him that. Didn't need that over-sized ego of his being fed.

But what? Dora pouted a bit. In a totally mature way. "But I wanted to dance now. Aliiiiiiiice." She made dramatic grabby hands at her best.

"Zero squared is zero. And zero is a real number, because you can take the root of it, see?" They were talking in circles, Alice's argument being more logical and her friend's being more about common sense (none of which she had, so this debate was valid). "None and zero are the same thing. They're both quantities of nothing." Like she wanted zero dances? No dances worked just as well.

And if she was an avoider, she wasn't really sure what Dora was. It was rather hard to keep the frustration with her best off her face, though Alice tried. Just another thing she shouldn't talk about. But the seventh year wasn't good as ignoring things like this, especially from people she had no affiliation with, so she was quite inclined to find out why. Planned to ask, even, when Vesper came down off that stage. Why not?

"Fine. Let's dance." At least then it'd be over with.

02-27-2014, 03:51 AM	#183 (permalink)
lemon DMLE Mackled Malaclaw Join Date: May 2010 Location: Wakanda Posts: 11,000 Hogwarts RPG Name: Annaliese Toussaint First Year x12 x12	Dani's Citrus Duck Spawn \| Mama Giraffe \| Lemon PATch \| Pushed the Red Button Quote: Originally Posted by grangerfan8 Dora shrugged. "Square root numbers might as well be zero which isn't real." See how that worked, Alice? Totally sound logic there. She deserved two dances for it. "You're making a face. And you're holding no apples, not zero apples." And she was getting more than zero dances, yes. Finding food after the dance was okay with Dora too, since food never was a big priority of hers. She might end up grabbing a butterbeer before the night was over though. Yes, that was the best she could do. Truth was she didn't really know why Vesper was giving Alice looks, and she also didn't care to. Didn't need to be having fights with another one of her closest friends, especially one she shared a dorm with. No thank you. "Just ignore her. Look at all the pretty boys up on stage instead." Like her boyfriend, he was looking dapper, yes? And Nigel. Dora would never be able to tell Blue enough how lucky she was to snag him. And of course Ascanius was a mighty fine looker himself, but she was never telling him that. Didn't need that over-sized ego of his being fed. But what? Dora pouted a bit. In a totally mature way. "But I wanted to dance now. Aliiiiiiiice." She made dramatic grabby hands at her best. "Zero squared is zero. And zero is a real number, because you can take the root of it, see?" They were talking in circles, Alice's argument being more logical and her friend's being more about common sense (none of which she had, so this debate was valid). "None and zero are the same thing. They're both quantities of nothing." Like she wanted zero dances? No dances worked just as well. And if she was an avoider, she wasn't really sure what Dora was. It was rather hard to keep the frustration with her best off her face, though Alice tried. Just another thing she shouldn't talk about. But the seventh year wasn't good as ignoring things like this, especially from people she had no affiliation with, so she was quite inclined to find out why. Planned to ask, even, when Vesper came down off that stage. Why not? "Fine. Let's dance." At least then it'd be over with. __________________ and so i took an axe to a mended fence.___________________.______._________________ __________________________________..____this is why we can't have nice things, darling.