Third Floor Common Room; Tuesday Evening.

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As volunteered, Turtle went up to set up the coffee cart for StuCo in the third floor common room for the evening. She prided herself in the excellent set-up for gross coffee from the Perk, lots of treats from J,GoB, all of them served on Westing Paper Products from...well, Turtle & Canary, of course. Once she was sure everything was perfect for people to come get as they stayed up studying for the remainder of their final, she settled on the couch and fired up the VCR.

What? Feminism was tomorrow. She had to catch up on some Bea Arthur stuff, so this was totally studying.

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"Really? Wow," said Hoshi. "Did your parents insist on home-schooling your sister because she was too perfect to mix with the ordinary kids?"

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"Uh, no," Turtle said, "but my mother did make a huge deal about Angela wanting to go to college. She wasn't going to go, either, but then she finally came around to her senses, thank God."

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"My mother wants me to become a concert pianist," said Hoshi. "I like music, but the idea of staying on Earth and doing something ordinary when people from my time are exploring the stars just doesn't appeal to me."

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"...That is kind of a boring option, yeah. I mean, aren't you, like, good at a whole bunch of stuff? And out of all that, she picks a pianist? I think your mother and my mother should get together and have a Fail Party together."

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"There are times that I think my mother just doesn't get it. My father is a little bit better, at least," said Hoshi. "I'd say that your mother should come over and meet my mother, but I'm not exactly sure how I'm getting home."

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"I'm taking the plane," Turtle nodded, like it was general knowledge, because, hey, it was how she always got home.

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"All I know is that my ride is meeting me at the causeway, so who knows?" said Hoshi. "I never noticed anything on the shuttle ride here. It wasn't until I got to the picnic that someone told me what year it was."

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"I think Fandom jsut kind of works like that. You don't really realize anything happened when it does."

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"And if I think about it too much, I get a headache," said Hoshi.