Third Floor Common Room, Late Saturday Morning

[failsatspirit]

That Korra was ransacking the common room cupboards for food was not that unusual a thing, though usually she wasn't quite so tall, shirtless or, well, male. Though she was trying to focus on the tall part, since it was helpful with reaching the higher shelves.

Still, if there was any doubt whatsoever as to the identity of the only Water Tribesman on the island, the polar bear dog inching ever closer to the couch would probably help clear that up.

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[failsatspirit]

"No really, but they're brothers so maybe that means they're less likely to?" Korra did not have siblings, could you tell?

[hawkeye-too.livejournal.com]

"No way. You're meaner to your siblings than anyone else," Kate said. "They have to forgive you. Sort of." She wasn't sure Susan was going to forgive her for randomly going off to boarding school in Maryland.

[failsatspirit]

Korra frowned slightly. "I guess that makes sense." Only child with no peer group until she was seventeen.

[hawkeye-too.livejournal.com]

Something Kate, growing up in Manhattan and thrown into society as a toddler, would never ever get.

"I feel like I'm stating the obvious here, but you so don't have brothers or sisters, huh."

[failsatspirit]

"Nope, only child, Mom and Dad apparently decided one was enough." What with the fire- and earthbending showing up ahead of schedule and all.

[hawkeye-too.livejournal.com]

Kate had heard other people say that with some measure of bitterness so she wasn't entirely sure where to go with that.

"Bet if you had little baby sibs at home, the whole polar bear dog thing wouldn't've flown."

[failsatspirit]

"Maybe, but Naga's pretty good with kids." Of course, she would have had to be living at home rather than in the compound for it to be an issue. "And Dad made her saddle himself."