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Second Floor Common Room [evening]
She'd been forewarned by Peter (and with Willow around, she was even less surprised) that the technology would be much advanced in comparison to what they knew. So when she discovered the televisions in the common rooms as she explored, Susan wasn't shocked or surprised so much as intrigued.
It took her a little while to work out how everything functioned, between the screen and the little rectangular thing with the buttons. However, once she understood that pointing the thing at the television and pressing the buttons was a way to control it, Susan made herself comfortable on the couch with some tea, and slowly began to peruse the channels.
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It took her a little while to work out how everything functioned, between the screen and the little rectangular thing with the buttons. However, once she understood that pointing the thing at the television and pressing the buttons was a way to control it, Susan made herself comfortable on the couch with some tea, and slowly began to peruse the channels.
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He would've let a 'Gone Explorin' sign on his door if he was twelve and a nerd. But, he was neither so he just wandered into the common room and looked around.
"Finally. A real live person."
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Of course, he'd spent most of the time sleeping and hadn't looked in the right places for people.
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Conveniently enough, there were a couple new kids in his common room. "Good evening," Dick said. "What's on TV tonight?"
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"Hi!" she said. Cheerfully. As per usual.
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He nodded in greeting to everyone there as he began to inspect the kitchen.
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