Third Floor Common Room, Lunchtime

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After a handwavey walk into town for supplies, Dawn set out a bunch of sandwich fixings, pretzels, chips of various descriptions, cookies, fruit, lemonade, iced tea, and soda.

A small handwritten sign told people to help themselves, so she didn't have to keep repeating herself.

As for Dawn, she sat down with a book to enjoy her hummus with cheese, sprouts, carrots and sweet pickles. Occasionally she sipped from her lemonade.


[ooc: Open to all, mod any sandwich fixings or side items you'd like.]

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Pip nodded back. "Nice to meet you, Dawn. Thank you for giving us food. It's the best way to endear yourself to us. Well, to me, at least."

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"I was hungry and in town, and the next thing I knew, I was buying sandwich stuff," Dawn said, possibly a bit bewildered by that. "But I'm hoping I can endear myself to people in other ways, and not just as a food provider."

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Pip laughed. "Well, food is a good start. Being able to take the weirdness in stride also impresses us, although less so if it's something you used to deal with on a daily basis."

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"So I don't get points for knowing how to deal with demons and vampires?" Dawn pouted. "That totally sucks."

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Pip shook his head. "Not really. I mean, everyone here knows how to deal with demons and vampires. Hell, I know how to deal with demons and vampires, and they don't exist in my world.Or so I think until I'm 26"

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"What about cheerleaders? Do I get points for knowing how to live with a cheerleader without killing her?" Dawn thought they should really write this information down somewhere.