[When the club leader comes over, Lucina is rather immersed - reading from a script is something she can do easily. It's just when you add in the acting part that she has a problem. When Souji's called away though, Lucina sits back down on a chair, though it's really not far enough away for her to miss any of that conversation.
Especially when a lot of it is shouted.
Her eyes dart between the two of them as she absorbs the facts. It clears up one or two things, about Souji's decision to take on Caeda, but it doesn't make her raise an eyebrow or look too surprised. Her brother can be quite feminine as well as flamboyant when he wants to be. There's a lot of stigma you have to wade through when you want to dance in an area that's reserved specifically for women. She has no issue with it what-so-ever.
Of course at this point she has no idea he would look quite flattering in it, but that's a side issue.
She tried not to think of herself being the source of yet another argument. Maybe she should have insisted on Caeda, instead of Marth. No one wanted her around. Maybe she shouldn't even be here at all with the amount of problems she seemed to be causing instead of solving. Not just the school. But Inaba.
She tried to ignore that feeling, too.
So instead, she shrinks into the chair and gazes at nothing and waits for them to finish. At least Souji is fighting his corner and not backing down. She's taking it that he's good. She's also taking that since a couple of groups have stopped to listen in and are agreeing with the fact he could pull it off loud enough for her to hear, at least.
Eventually Souji looks back to her. She blinks.] It's alright. [She sounds remote, somewhere far away. And it's not. It's not at all but what can she say?] ... do you want to continue? Or would they mind if I left early?
[It's only fifteen minutes or so until they would usually dismiss but she needs a change of scenery.]
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Especially when a lot of it is shouted.
Her eyes dart between the two of them as she absorbs the facts. It clears up one or two things, about Souji's decision to take on Caeda, but it doesn't make her raise an eyebrow or look too surprised. Her brother can be quite feminine as well as flamboyant when he wants to be. There's a lot of stigma you have to wade through when you want to dance in an area that's reserved specifically for women. She has no issue with it what-so-ever.
Of course at this point she has no idea he would look quite flattering in it, but that's a side issue.
She tried not to think of herself being the source of yet another argument. Maybe she should have insisted on Caeda, instead of Marth. No one wanted her around. Maybe she shouldn't even be here at all with the amount of problems she seemed to be causing instead of solving. Not just the school. But Inaba.
She tried to ignore that feeling, too.
So instead, she shrinks into the chair and gazes at nothing and waits for them to finish. At least Souji is fighting his corner and not backing down. She's taking it that he's good. She's also taking that since a couple of groups have stopped to listen in and are agreeing with the fact he could pull it off loud enough for her to hear, at least.
Eventually Souji looks back to her. She blinks.] It's alright. [She sounds remote, somewhere far away. And it's not. It's not at all but what can she say?] ... do you want to continue? Or would they mind if I left early?
[It's only fifteen minutes or so until they would usually dismiss but she needs a change of scenery.]