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[h3][color=8dc73f][i][b]Amelia Payne[/b][/i][/color][/h3][i][b][color=8dc73f]Location:[/color][/b][/i]Education Center(M)(L6)
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	The situation at the court was about as stable as Amelia could honestly hope for. It wasn’t chaotic, tempers weren’t flaring and people were being called one by one to answer questions. That didn’t put her mind too much at ease since she kinda dreaded her turn on the improptu stand, but overall it wasn’t a bad proceeding. Indeed not too much different from what she had seen once on the TV. If there was something she had to consider more seriously, it was the general opinion towards hunter. At first seeing it was brought to a proper court martial case, she had expected a lot greater wave of negativity, but in general it seemed like most people weren’t holding too harsh opinions.

	She knew her own was biased negative a bit, but still, this was good to hear. Even with her not liking him, it didn’t mean she wanted him dead, though she was still currently on the fence if she preferred him out of the camp.  In general his presence didn’t bother her too much beyond his general attitude and the dog. However him leaving didn’t mean the dog was going to leave for certain. All that considered, she reached the quiet understanding that she’d prefer him to live. No matter what he had survived the shithole that was the world and he didn’t seem to have done anything that bad. She recalled some the people who she had met up along the way.  Besides if he did stay in the camp, she could just ignore him for the better part of things, aside the obligatory events, they’d likely only ever cross paths maybe at the dinners and lunches.

	Finally after what seemed like an eternity, the first break was called. She relaxed down in her seat somewhat, leaning her head on Riley’s shoulder, closing her eyes. Just a little bit more, once her turn was over, she wouldn’t have to stress about it anymore. Amelia couldn’t wait to get to leave the Auditorium and maybe return to her room, spending the rest of the day writing D&D character trivia.
	
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[h3][color=f7941d][i][b]Lisa Mason[/b][/i][/color][/h3][i][b][color=f7941d]Location:[/color][/b][/i] Hospital(B)(J4)
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	[color=f7941d]“Hey kiddo.”[/color] She greeted back at the child’s emotional reaction to her arrival and gave her the hug that was requested by the adorable act. Lisa smiled, looking at the child. As sad and tragic as the situation was, she couldn’t help, but smile for her also. Ever the optimist, she tried to look at it  as Lucy getting more out of life despite everything. Granted, the pure grim reality was impossible to ignore and the fact that it was a losing battle, wasn’t lost on the newly assigned pharmacist. She dreaded the day it was going to happen, but for now made herself ignore it. The glass was half full… hopefully.	

	[color=f7941d]“Glad to hear it, I was getting worried, since I got reassigned to proper duties and I don’t get to spend as much time wandering the halls cleaning the place anymore.”[/color] She smiled at Lucy and looked at the picture.[color=f7941d]” Ohh, you drew this? It’s great!”[/color] She stated, giving the child a smile, studying the picture more.[color=f7941d]” You know, you do draw some great flowers there. I’m tempted to keep this one for myself!” L[/color]isa proclaimed, but then shook her head.[color=f7941d]” No, I shouldn’t, this is the beginning of the garden, isn’t it? It has to stay.[/color]” She added with a confident nod.

	[color=f7941d]“Well, I’m looking forward to seeing the garden completed, Lucy. I hope you send me an official invitation card when it’s done.”[/color] Lisa smiled and gave the child an expectant looking, pulling herself a chair to sit by her.[color=f7941d]” So, seeing as the day is kinda slow because of the fiasco at the Auditorium, what do you want to do today in this fine atmosphere of a rainy day. Maybe read you a nice book of stories and tell you stories in general?”[/color]