5th floor common room, Tuesday Night

[withoutverona]

Romeo was channel-surfing, which was not entirely unusual.

What was unusual, though, was how carefully he was listening to the actual words people were using, instead of dismissing them as baby talk and watching the picture to put the story together.

he was hoping for a fake-Big Brother, and possibly some other friends, to try his enhanced (or possibly reduced) vocabulary on.

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[takingthedayoff.livejournal.com]

"Every situation is different, but the important thing to remember is that with everything there's give and take. You can get what or who you want no matter what, it's all about how much you're willing to sacrifice and what you're willing to do to get the other person to like you. Every situation is a matter of setting up the right circumstances at the right time. Sometimes you have to decide between morals and doing the right thing or getting what you want, but it's still doable."

[withoutverona]

...and this is what Romeo looks like when a point flies thousands of feet above his head, so he focused on the words he understood. "Of course there is always sacrifice in love, it should hardly be love if it came easily."

[takingthedayoff.livejournal.com]

"But is it love if you have to work so hard to get it? Shouldn't love be something that you feel without trying?" Ferris could get on board with the subject shift.

[withoutverona]

"The feeling is the easy part, it is the convincing her to feel, and then getting the universe to let you love, that are the trick," Romeo argued.

[takingthedayoff.livejournal.com]

"Well played. Girls will always, always be the most difficult thing in the world to play."