Second Floor Common Room, Wednesday Evening

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It was time for Darkest Night and so Firekeeper and Blind Seer were curled up on their usual spot on the couch, with chips and some of the sweet fizzy drink to snack on while they watched tonight's episode- something about a board game with an evil curse on it.

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"Hey!" Tony said as he joined her - them - on the couch. "How's it going?" He had his own soda and a freshly nuked bag of popcorn.

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"I am well," Firekeeper said. "And we is having a class together, this time!" Just in case he hadn't noticed.

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"Movie class!" Tony grinned. "That's going to be awesome. Lemme know if you need any help studing for it."

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"I will maybe be needing help if we have to do writing," Firekeeper admitted sheepishly.

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Tony made a face. "Ugh, I hope not," he said. "Best way to ruin a good class."

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"Hey, guys." Tahiri looked rather more cheerful these days, and she flopped down onto an empty spot of couch. "What's going on?"

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"Hey!" Tony gave her a small wave. "Vampire detective show."

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"Are vampire detectives different from other kinds of detectives?" asked Tahiri.

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"Well, they drink blood," Tony said.

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"Oh," Tahiri said nonchalantly. "Okay. But other than that, just a detective?"

Although, ew.

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"Tahiri!" Firekeeper greeted cheerfully. "Television stories!" Yeah, she was totally addicted to this show.

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"You're way excited about it," Tahiri observed. "Got hooked on this one, huh?"

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"Yes," Firekeeper admitted, color rising to her cheeks. "Is Tony's fault," she added, mock-accusingly.

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"Hey, I'm not judging," Tahiri exclaimed, holding her hands up. "You just seem to be adapting to the whole technology thing pretty well."

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Recalling that she hadn't exactly minded staring at the hot vampires, even when fungus-covered, Francine wandered down to the 2nd floor again this week. If her jeans and t-shirt looked a little 'last clean clothes in the back of the closet, do you really want to wear those, you were two inches shorter the last time they appeared in public' well, yeah. She was putting off facing down the washing machines for as long as possible.

Still, she was cheery enough when she came in during a commercial and found a bare space to plop down in. "Hi! Did I miss the beginning?" she asked.

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"Not much. Only the part before opening music," Firekeeper shrugged.

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"No shirtless guys yet?" That was, after all, the most important plot point.

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"No," Firekeeper shook her head, completely missing why that might be important. Possibly because when not constrained by the need to adhere to human ideas of 'modesty', she... pretty much spent a lot of time shirtless herself. "They is all wearing clothes," she frowned slightly as she finally noticed Francine's clothes, which looked a little... not entirely comfortable.

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"Too bad," Francine said with a grin. Then she noticed the frown. "What?"

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Tahiri glanced at Francine, then down at her own ripped-up jumpsuit. And, well, no socks, but that was hardly new.

"It's getting your clothes too, huh?"

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Francine shook her head. "Not yet. But I'm almost out of clean ones."

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"Oh, you're avoiding having them steal your clothes," Tahiri guessed. "I wasn't so lucky. I'm down to just this, another one that's more ripped up, and the robes I really don't want to have to wear."

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"Hey," Tony waved. "You having laundry issues too?"

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Francine shrugged, not quite shaking her head. "Sort of? I haven't tried to wash any clothes yet, but I'm pretty much down to my last clean ones."

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"Smart," Tony said. "I lost some good t-shirts to those machines."