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Main Campfire [Tuesday, Evening]
Effy had spent most of the past four days avoiding people. Something that was probably a good move on her part, and for everyone, considering that she wasn't the most openly friendly sort to begin with, and that would really only be compounded by jetlag and getting sent away to this fucking place. Boring as Bristol was, she couldn't say this was somewhere she particularly wanted to be either.
A few days on, she'd begun to see the attraction of certain parts. In this case, the attraction of getting to sit out by a roaring fire, poke idly at the embers at the edge with a stick, and watch them glow and fizzle with the air.
This was actually not bad, and for the moment even quiet.
And occasionally, she sat back to swig from a plastic water bottle she was keeping away from the flames. Chances were, it didn't actually have water in it.
[[Open like a big open campfire.]]
A few days on, she'd begun to see the attraction of certain parts. In this case, the attraction of getting to sit out by a roaring fire, poke idly at the embers at the edge with a stick, and watch them glow and fizzle with the air.
This was actually not bad, and for the moment even quiet.
And occasionally, she sat back to swig from a plastic water bottle she was keeping away from the flames. Chances were, it didn't actually have water in it.
[[Open like a big open campfire.]]

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If this was what lessons were like here, she had this feeling she might find the whole experience almost entertaining.
"Teacher's not one of those prudish types, are they?"
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"Is yours?"
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Lies did too. Whatever.
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"Depends on the truth, or the lie," she said. "People can fuck you up with either."
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Or maybe he could just repress it really really well.
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"Of course I'm right," she said after a few moments.
Nothing if not confident. It helped, that they had a eerily similar philosophy in that way.
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"I won't forget," she assured him, tapping the side of her head. "And I'm sure you won't either." Or maybe telling him he wouldn't, would just make it so. You never could tell.
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Well, nothing permanent, anyway.
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Because if it was just so she could give out cutesy encouragements? No way.
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