Fifth Floor Common Room [Saturday morning]

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Sookie was a little surprised this morning -- obviously, since the future-children had been to visit already, it wasn't going to happen again. But when she had woken up still seventeen (still prom queen!) and found Bobby decidedly...smaller, and younger by about ten years, she could've been knocked over by a feather.

That being said, it hadn't taken long for her to realize the only course of action. And so Sookie, in her pajamas (and Bobby, somehow in little-boy pajamas that featured penguins driving racecars) padded out to the common room to start making pancakes. Somewhere along the way, she'd added a few healthier foods to her plan, too, and had turned on some cartoons, but pancakes were definitely the endgame here.

It had worked for the other little kids, after all.

[COMMON ROOM IS OPEN YAY WEETINIES OMG]

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[furnaceface]

"Motorbikes," Jono explained, as if everyone should know these things. "I'm gonna get my own motorbike and I'll race it better than anybody can, ever, and everyone'll know me all across th'world."

Jono didn't dream small, here.

[trigons_child]

"That sounds dangerous," Raven said, because she was Raven. "Could you be hurt doing such a thing?"

Jono had never mentioned motorbikes to her that she could recall; she wondered now if he'd lost interest in such a thing growing up, or if he'd given up on that youthful dream after his powers had manifested.

[furnaceface]

"Real bad," Jono agreed, sounding entirely too chipper about that fact. "'Specially because it's all done on rough terrain, and there are scores of people riding th'track all at once. But that's why I'm gonna be th'best at it. So that I don't get hurt and break all my arms and legs and things."

... It made sense to Jono, who had given up a lot of dreams when his powers had manifested, really.

All of them.

[trigons_child]

"You must practice a great deal then, to be the best," Raven said.

She wasn't going to fret about something that wasn't going to happen. Much. Shhh.

"And wear a helmet," she added.

[furnaceface]

"Well, of course I'll wear a helmet, because it's th'rules," Jono said, and it was only the fact that she knew what a helmet was at all that kept him from adding a duh to the end of that.

He was such a charming little boy.

"And I'll get a good leather jacket too, t'protect my arms and things."