5th Floor Common Room -- Sunday Evening

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She'd managed to forget that there was a party going on until late enough that she'd have felt sort of weird showing up—not to mention 'bout the fact that Ino was a bit weirded out by the idea of showing up at some strange grown-up's place for a party—and so, with her Santa hat perched jauntily on her head, she'd wandered into her common room to make hot chocolate.

It was totally seasonal. And so was the candy cane she was nibbling on. The candy was obviously the best part of this holiday, especially for someone who only had the vaguely concept of what the holiday entailed beyond 'shiny presents'.

But presents? Were pretty awesome too. She leaned against the counter and sipped her hot chocolate idly.

[Because I had to use this icon today, yes! Toootally open common room!]

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"Getting it fixed might be a good idea," Ino smartassed.

Braaat.

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"Know any good brain surgeons?" Jennifer asked.

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"Not that'd want a green patient," she said apologetically.

Almost.

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"Hey, I think that's discriminatory," Jennifer said. "Green people need doctors too."

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She gave that a slight shrug.

"Can't blame people when there ain't many green people 'round," she pointed out. "Doctors can turn patients away."

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"They can," Jennifer said. "But turning away a soon-to-be lawyer is a bad idea, I think."

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Ino... thought it was pretty sad that Jen really believed that.

"If you want to think so," she said, shrugging.

Because people would see 'green' and go 'monster'.

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"I do," Jennifer said. "If I'm going to be a lawyer for justice, I'm going to be one that can argue a discrimination case against mean doctors, that's for sure."

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Ino snorted.