The Kitchen

"Cool. I'm Samantha, I'm a schoolteacher, and I'm one of the lead heroes around here. let me know if you have any questions."

"What about Adrian? Can I ask him?" Marcus smiled coyly.

Sam shrugged. "Either way."

"Er. I'd rather not. I'm new to this all anyway, so I'd ask her before I'd answer, so they'll all go to her even if you do ask me." Adrian said, pointing to Sam.

Sam shrugged. "I'm open. I answer for them anyway."

Adrian nodded, "And I ask her alot of questions every day just to hear an answer, so I don't have an answer for you."

Marcus shrugged. "Ok, Sam. I guess you get the questions."

"Yup. Any to start with?" Sam asked.

"How do I find a room?"

Sam pointed upstairs. "Just go to a room, and put your stuff there. Lock the door, write your name on it, call it good."

Marcus smiled at them both as he left. "Thanks."

Sam smiled. "See you at school." She siad as she left. +

Adrian sighed and followed Sam. "So, what's going on at the school?"

Sam shrugged. "Nothing. He's just strange."

((New Timeline?))

Maxine entered the Kitchen and dumped her bag on the table with a heavy sigh. I really hate villains she thought to herself.
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Mari looked up. "How's the giant hole in the floor, Max?" she asked her friend.

Max groaned. "Still there - the rest of the theatre is holding strong enough, though not enough to get past a Risk Assessment. The rubbles's cleared out and the majority of chairs have been fixed or re-ordered, we're just waiting for someone to come and fill the crater." she sighed heavily.

"How are things with you?"
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Mari frowned. "That's not a good thing. Not a good thing at all. What needs to be done to fill in the crater?"

"Oh they just need to stick in a few supports and fill it up with concrete - all the checks on the underground pipelines and stuff have come out clean so far. With luck we should be back up and running in a week or two. Until then we need to find another venue for our current visiting troop ..."
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Mari nodded. "My offer still stands about Mal. She's been getting underfoot recently." She smiled. "Things are going good. I have a few spare rooms at the hospital that aren't being used if you want to have the troop practice there for a bit."

"Well ... maybe if we still have the same problem tomorrow, I might call for Mal - so long as you're sure? We've already sent everyone home now, so tonight's not a problem, and as for the hospital rooms: how big are they? Because this is supposedly one of the most detailed productions of "A Midsummer Night's Dream" ever to be toured ..."
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Mari grinned. "Pretty big. The basement's empty, too if you need that."

"Well then that is most certainly a yes! Thank you so much Mari - now I just have to see about getting them permission to do a final night in the park. Dahling, you have just made my life!"
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Mari grinned. "I know. I'm just adored by all...!" she said dramatically.

Max laughed happily. "With an ego like that, there's a career in theatre for you yet!"
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