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Third Floor Common Room [Sunday morning]
Tobias was up early--it was selfish to lay in bed and wait for others to serve you--and was in the common room working on breakfast.
Toast, oatmeal, fresh fruit: nothing fancy because Abnegation didn't believe in fancy, but cooked correctly and served with an open heart because his faction lived to serve.
...even if he wasn't sure why all of the lights and electricity worked all the time around here. It was extravagent!
[OOC: Back from my mini-vacation. Come plaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay.]
Toast, oatmeal, fresh fruit: nothing fancy because Abnegation didn't believe in fancy, but cooked correctly and served with an open heart because his faction lived to serve.
...even if he wasn't sure why all of the lights and electricity worked all the time around here. It was extravagent!
[OOC: Back from my mini-vacation. Come plaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay.]

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She quietly observed the boy making breakfast for a moment before offering, "Can I help?"
She'd never had the opportunity to help someone before, except for Mother, and she really wanted to. Even if she wasn't allowed to use the stove. Or knives. Or anything glass.
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She had eaten that cereal all day long, actually, and was perfectly happy with it, but now there was only marshmallow dust at the bottom of the box. So sad.
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Or nine. One of those.
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She wanted to give him one, but it seemed polite to ask first.
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"Okay?"
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"Smells good," he remarked quietly, looking nervous near the door.
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And if they ran out, he'd just give this kid his portion. It was how Abnegation rolled.
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"I didn't eat yesterday," he said, frowning. "Couldn't find food."
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[DAMMIT]
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Unless he was allowed to use the stove. Then he could help Tobias, obviously.
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