After having spend the night in Jaye's room, Cameron had gone back down to the 2nd floor. A quick shower in the common bathroom left him feeling a bit better, even if he had to get back into those leather pants. He was just on his way out when he heard the shout and ran to the common room. He stopped dead as he entered and looked around.
It'd been a rough week for Cameron, but this was just the last drop. He kicked at what he assumed was once an ubercool couch. "Now they've gone too far."
Sharon had been planning on idly flipping through the television, or something. Anything to get her mind off of studying, and the sonnet she still had yet to write.
Instead, she found the common room in horrible shape, and just kind of stood there, gaping.
"I don't know. Maybe the Cylons invaded and no one noticed? Someone blew up the toasters?" Sharon flailed a hand at the television. "The tv was sending subliminal messages?"
Alanna entered the common room, looking like she had been run over by a mac truck. Instead of food, she found ... this. "Please shut up now. Thank you."
Edward stuck his head in the common room. He was going to do a quick survey of the mess and see if anything was salvagable, when he saw the mass of angry people milling around. Oh. Oh, crap.
Anakin, who had certainly not spent the night on the second floor--no reason to think he had--heard Marty's cry and wondered why he felt like Marty owed him money.
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"Joseph. Mary." He cursed.
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"It's.... It's charred."
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Instead, she found the common room in horrible shape, and just kind of stood there, gaping.
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And considers this.
Then heads into town.
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Hey, it's a gesture.
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Oh.
"Huh," said Nadia. It was almost enough to make her reconsider her and Walter's plan of revenge.
But, you know, only almost.
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Her jaw dropped.
"This actually kind of makes sense. I jumped out of bed, stake in hand, in the middle of the night and didn't know why. What the hell happened here??"
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She hopes her dad didn't cancel that credit card yet, because she's still got the number memorized.
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He tries to slink out, unnoticed.
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"What the squall happened here? Were we attacked by the third-floorers?"
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Then he rolled over and went back to sleep.