Roleplay: High School discussion

Alice was holding up a dress and looking at it critically.

"would really suit you." Elune appears behind you making you jump.

"Oh, hi, she said," What are you up to?"

"I'm here to get some flowers and saw you in the shop so i thought i'd say hi."

"Flowers? Somber or happy?"

Anni-Mae picked a pair of jeans off the rack and looked at them. She flicked her hair over her shoulder and looked around the store. this would be so much more fun if i had some one to shop with <1/> then she spotted two other girls and decided to say hi
"Hi!" she said, smiling.
((Ah! i don't know how to stop it from going bold! ^grins sheepishly^))

Alice turned to her. "Hi! What do you think?" She held up a dress. I t was white with a low neckline and an empire waist.
((I have NO idea))

Elune looked at both girls and left the shop dropping a peice of paper on the floor

Asha entered and picked the paper up that Elune had dropped. She read it, gasped and handed it to Alice.

Alice looked at her questioningly and read through it.

"Oh, it's just nothing, Ally ," Asha said. "Anyway, I'd best be going. Enjoying your fencing? Martha tells me you're really getting into it."

"Alice, actually. And I should have known you two were friends," Alice said, coolly,"And as a matter of fact, I am rather into it. What's it to you?"

"I can call you Ally if I want. After all, who's to stop me," Asha replied. "And I just sometimes wonder how anyone can like a mock sword fight."

"You can call me Ally, I suppose, but I'm afraid I don't answer to it," Said Alice, who looked slightly bored, " and I'm afraid it will take more than that to get under MY skin.

"Whyever would I want to get under your skin, dear Ally," Asha said sweetly, "When you're so lovely?"

"Well," said Alice, "I will take that as a compliment."

Asha looked squarely at Alice. "Are you getting that or not ?" Asha asked in frustration, getting sick of seeing the horrible dress.

"This one?" Alice asked in mock concern, "Why? Don't you like it?"

"No, of course not! It's lovely!" Asha replied. "I think it's just a tad too plain for you. You should aim for something more extravagent," Asha gave a mock recommendation.

"Well," Alice said, "You would know what would be to bland for me by now wouldn't you. You seem to be stalking me. Does it scare you that I don't worship you or Martha? Or is there something else. Do you see someone who doesn't care about you at all as a challenge? Because if you do, I'm up for it. "

"We don't need someone to worship us," Asha said in disgust. "Some respect would be nice, though."

"What do you have that I should respect?" Said Alice with a snort of derision, "Nice clothes, and hair gel?"

"I'm not talking about that kind of respect. I'm talking about the respect you have for everyone, even the ones you don't know and never will want to know."

"Don't make me the bad guy here," said Alice indignantly," you come in here, purposefully mispronounce my name, insult my sport, and now you think YOU can lecture me about respectful behavior? No way, hon. I'm done talking to you. Get a life."
She grabbed the dress and two shirts and started to walk tword the register.

Asha grinned and started laughing. "Oh, this is good!" she chuckled.

Elune returned looking around searchingly.

Alice gestured to Asha behind her and rolled her eyes. With a quick smile at Elune, she left the shop.

"Don't believe her, Elune. After all, she's the main bully in the school. I just come in here to try on my clothes and Alice insults my clothes and the subjects I take." Asha sounded so believable, she knew if a teacher heard Alice would be punished for bullying. That would be the day.

Alice laughed out loud.
"Asha," she said," Elune is very difficult to lie to."

"And why's that?" Asha asked. She was always excited to hear Alice's excuses.