Guess who's back!

[mannersmatter]

Who| De and/or Effie and/or Lottie and/or Katniss and/or other NPCS AND YOU.
What| Them around the city, doing things, meeting people.
Where| Mainly the Training Center, but any setting is good!
When| Around this week.
Warnings/Notes|

I made a thread with a tag for each character, so just tag in there! if you'd like any of my other NPCs besides Katniss, just PM or private plurk me so we can hash it out real quick.

Let me know if I can add anything, and I am down for minor assumptions/handwaving some things!

Comments

[mannersmatter]

"Good? You could at least say thank you. I am sticking my neck out for you, you know." She sniffed.

She was having none of your Alternian shenanigans.

[sleeplessinalternia]

Humans.

Karkat doesn't want to get kicked out, though, so he says, a bit reluctantly, "Thank you."

[mannersmatter]

Effie smiles, obvious pleased. She is use to dealing with very ungrateful District children. Trolls can't be that much different.

"Very good. I'll discuss with your escort, see if this can't be a more on going solution."

She couldn't imagine any escort would object to less strife in their team.

the letter is d for dog

[sleeplessinalternia]

Karkat nods. "Okay. He then goes back to the Human alphabet book. The current page has a barkbeast on it, so he's pretty sure the big letter that looks like a half-circle stands for the 'buh' sound.

[mannersmatter]

She was about to start off, before hesitating.

"You know, my siblings have just out grown all their learning books. Simple things. Would you like me to gather some up for you?"

They would just go to waste at her mothers, after all. And if he was trying, well...she wanted to encourage that.

e for elephant

[sleeplessinalternia]

Karkat looks back up at her. Weird. Why would she just give him something? She barely knows him, this makes like negative sense.

"Yeah, okay," he hears himself saying. "Fine. But I can read, just not Human."

Back to his book. He turns the page, to find a trunkbeast. "Tuh," he mouths, tracing the human letter.

[mannersmatter]

"Well, yes, but I doubt we really have a lot of literature in your language. And it is very responsible of you to attempt to learn the customs of the new culture you live with."

She gave him a smile.

"I'll get them next time I see my mother."