Astrid Magnussen (
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fandomhighdorms2021-05-24 04:33 am
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Third Floor Common Room; Monday Morning [05/24].
Well. It was bound to happen eventually.
At some point in the night, or maybe it was early in the morning, she had no idea when these things actually happened, but the ingredients Astrid had gotten last night to make breakfast with this morning had all, somehow, been either transformed or replaced with nothing but boxes of Pop Tarts.
On the bright side, there was absolutely no lack in variety to the Pop Tarts, as it seemed every single flavor was present and accounted for, including the discontinued ones and some that clearly never made it to the market...at least not in this dimension.
Astrid might have been shocked by there being so many absurd varieties if it weren't for the fact that she actually worked in a grocery store and was already well aware of the excess of unnecessary flavor choices in certain brands.
(Looking at you, Oreo).
But...at least this made her job pretty easy today, and the clean-up would be a breeze, and there were even toaster strudels for anyone who wanted to feel a bit fancier about the whole thing, too.
[[ pop tart breakfast is open! ]]
At some point in the night, or maybe it was early in the morning, she had no idea when these things actually happened, but the ingredients Astrid had gotten last night to make breakfast with this morning had all, somehow, been either transformed or replaced with nothing but boxes of Pop Tarts.
On the bright side, there was absolutely no lack in variety to the Pop Tarts, as it seemed every single flavor was present and accounted for, including the discontinued ones and some that clearly never made it to the market...at least not in this dimension.
Astrid might have been shocked by there being so many absurd varieties if it weren't for the fact that she actually worked in a grocery store and was already well aware of the excess of unnecessary flavor choices in certain brands.
(Looking at you, Oreo).
But...at least this made her job pretty easy today, and the clean-up would be a breeze, and there were even toaster strudels for anyone who wanted to feel a bit fancier about the whole thing, too.
[[ pop tart breakfast is open! ]]

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Or maybe the coming full moon was making her restless.
Either way, Malia was actually out in a public place without an obligation to be there, and sniffing suspiciously at a pop tart.
". . . Why does this smell like weird meat?"
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And she wasn't even talking about the weird ones, either!
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There was a pause, as she remembered that this was one of the new kids, she was pretty sure.
"That happens around here," she added. "Sometimes. There's usually a lot more pancakes and bacon and eggs at breakfast, but all my stuff got switched out with these," she held up a boxes of S'mores flavored ones, "instead."
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You know, that was why there were stores instead of people fighting over fresh kills!
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"On the flip side," she then added, "we could just order something from town, and there's a good chance we'll get way more than we need and there will be leftovers to last us the entire week...."
That last part trailed off with a thoughtful tilt of her head at Malia.
"Which...probably doesn't help much with getting used to normal human things." Her own nose wrinkled, but it was an apologetic sort of expression. "Sorry."
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She'd spent just enough time in Beacon Hills before heading to Fandom to figure that part out, at least.
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The size of Wayne's breakfasts in the previous years and how there rarely seemed to be leftover with those were suddenly put into perspective for her, though.
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"Is it weird? Having more girls than guys at a school?"
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Adjusting to going back to a full day of classes, five days a week, in classrooms almost too filled with kids, when she attended Fairfax last year was an experience.
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"Some high schoolers took your sister's doll?"
Although, really, considering how low her opinion had been of the kids she went to Fairfax with, she could honestly see something that stupid or childish
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That didn't answer anything for you, did it, Astrid.
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Astrid nibbled on the edge of her Pop Tart.
The most obvious question here was why.
But what Astrid went with was:
"And instead, you tracked them down to the school."
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Oddly enough, people didn't react well to a large coyote breaking into a high school during the day.
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Although she supposed she could be wrong there. She could be talking a ghost right now. A really well-done reanimated corpse. A figment of her imagination.
"Did you get the doll back?"
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She was not eating any of them.
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Oh. Oh Malia.
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"Convenience, mostly," Nina said after a moment to throttle her urge to rant about all the fake crap on the market. "Why bother with the real thing if you can make a fake one that people will buy for half the cost???????????????"
Nina cast a scornful look at all the pop tarts.
"Apparently it doesn't matter how awful all the fake food is for people............ so long as it sells.........."
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Malia was offended by the very idea.
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A beat.
"Also, I'm Nina, by the way!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
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