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[If you have a keen nose or happen to be passing by the spaceship, if might become apparent that someone's spent the better part of the day baking with maple syrup. (Adversely, if you happen to be inside the spaceship, chances are good you've already found the freshly baked stash of maple cookies big enough to feed the Royal Canadian Air Force (circa 1946, though) and are stuffing your American face.)
Should the maple not entice you, maybe the young nation in braided pigtails and an oversized sweatshirt repeatedly whipping a small rubber ball at the side of the spaceship will. With the stick in her hand, she catches the ball neatly no matter which way it bounces back to her, running back and forth to catch it, only to jerk the handle of the lacrosse stick, sending the ball soaring back to the outer wall of the spaceship once more.
It's obvious Canada is taking this as a serious bout of training, cursing those rare times she misses. It's been too long since hockey season ended for her and she's gotten slack at finding people to play lacrosse with her. She misses being able to pour herself into her national sports, letting herself get caught up in the fun and comraderie of the game, whatever it happens to be.
What probably isn't obvious is how sad, homesick, or absolutely tired of being forgotten she is.]
Should the maple not entice you, maybe the young nation in braided pigtails and an oversized sweatshirt repeatedly whipping a small rubber ball at the side of the spaceship will. With the stick in her hand, she catches the ball neatly no matter which way it bounces back to her, running back and forth to catch it, only to jerk the handle of the lacrosse stick, sending the ball soaring back to the outer wall of the spaceship once more.
It's obvious Canada is taking this as a serious bout of training, cursing those rare times she misses. It's been too long since hockey season ended for her and she's gotten slack at finding people to play lacrosse with her. She misses being able to pour herself into her national sports, letting herself get caught up in the fun and comraderie of the game, whatever it happens to be.
What probably isn't obvious is how sad, homesick, or absolutely tired of being forgotten she is.]
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Alright, here it comes. [Zenobia flings the ball... and it travels in the general direction of Canada, give or take. It's pretty obvious that she's never done this before.]
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Ooops again. I'll get the hang of it. [She scoops up the ball once more, sending it back to Canada with a little bit more accuracy than before.]
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[After taking a moment to savor her catch, she sends it back.] I bet this is even more fun with a full team. I can't imagine what that's like.
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Maybe sometime you'll get to play for real.
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Yes! Just call me if you ever need another player at any time for a game. I'll come running. Ooops! [In her enthusiasm about a full game, she completely missed the catch.]
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It's okay, you're definitely getting the hang of it.
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[Zenobia sends it back, her aim slightly better than last time.] I am really starting to take a liking to this piece of equipment, here. Back home when I was little, I remember the kids playing games with just a ball, but this seems to improve things.
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But I like my stick games. They make the best sports.
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When I was young, the kids usually didn't let me play the games with them. But I liked to watch, and to try to figure out the rules. And one time they left the ball behind and I got to see how it felt to kick it around like they did. [Wow, such old memories. They were a little sad, but Zenobia still smiled. She felt warm and happy that people here didn't treat her like that. She sends the ball back to Canada.]
bah I'm just going to continue backtagging this forever...
That's fine with me :D
Here is best of all. I'd never thought that I'd find a place where so many people would treat me like normal. Like that first day I was here when you talked to me over the vine. I was so happy that I'd ended up in a place with so many kind people.
you're the best!!
But I'm glad you've found friends here.
^_^ Thanks!
[Zenobia's mind is in a lot of different places right now and she misses, the ball falling to her right. She picks it up.] Friends. Yes. Thank you for being one of them. [She smiles.]
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It's my pleasure, Zenobia. And I hope one day we have a choice about this place.
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Canada... you are so wonderful.
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Uh, um... right, here it comes. [Zenobia sends the ball back.]
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Sorry for the delay ^^;;
...How are you feeling now, Canada?
You need never to apologize to me for delays!
Which means better, I think. Thank you.
Alright ^____^
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