Fifth Floor Common Room, Tuesday Evening

[anarchist-queen.livejournal.com]

Leda had been in her room attempting to write her coronation speech. She'd gotten as far as "I don't have any natural born right to tell you what to do, but neither do the Nobles" before she gave it up as a bad job.

Now she was playing a bootleg copy of a Broadway musical and singing along while making a pizza.

"Do you know what's worth fighting for..."

[Open naturally. And she of course is making enough pizza to share.]

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[anarchist-queen.livejournal.com]

"Well I've only had one session of each, but they seem interesting. I'm taking 'Canada is not so strange', and Ethics. I have a feeling Ethics is gonna be a challenge."

[heromaniac]

Momoko shifted her cut peppers to a bowl and grabbed some mushrooms. "Why would Ethics be hard? And why would someone have a class on a place not being strange. Shouldn't it be the other way around?"

[anarchist-queen.livejournal.com]

"Well the point of the Canada class is to refute stereotypes about people and places I think. Which is perfect for me 'cause I've been trying to do that all my life. Well most of it. And Ethics...okay first class we had discuss when we think a relationship would be dangerous enough to us, for us to walk away."

She looked at the pizza dough. "Right, hand tossed, coming up."

[heromaniac]

Momoko looked from the dough to Leda and back again. "I promise not to laugh when it hits you in the face, okay!"

"And why would it be hard to know when to walk away from a bad relationship?"

[anarchist-queen.livejournal.com]

"I appreciate it but go ahead and laugh, I imagine it will be quite funny."

She picked up the dough, and flung it into the air, trying to put a spin on it. It broke in the center and came apart when she tried to catch it. Fortunately it landed on the counter where she'd been working on it.

"Have you ever been in a bad relationship?"

[heromaniac]

Momoko laughed and handed Leda a piece that had landed in her bowl of mushroom slices. "I never seem to get to the point of it being a relationship before something bad happens."

[anarchist-queen.livejournal.com]

"Well if it's bad enough that it stops the relationship before it starts, I'd say it's best that way. Because I can tell you from experience, It's not so easy knowing when to walk away. And even harder to actually do it."

And the only time she had known to do so, the guy had wound up setting fire to their home.