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[Molotov has spent all day cooking.
Sort of.
Well, trying to cook. She's not very good at it.
But she's finally finished. After determining that the vast majority of her friends are actually gone, and she's been so withdrawn into herself that she's failed to make new ones, she figures that the food might as well not go to waste, and just announces into the journal.]
If you are not already attending someone else's dinner, the Cocktease-Samsons are having dinner in room 509. You are welcome, all of you.
Dinner is ready.
Sort of.
Well, trying to cook. She's not very good at it.
But she's finally finished. After determining that the vast majority of her friends are actually gone, and she's been so withdrawn into herself that she's failed to make new ones, she figures that the food might as well not go to waste, and just announces into the journal.]
If you are not already attending someone else's dinner, the Cocktease-Samsons are having dinner in room 509. You are welcome, all of you.
Dinner is ready.

Arriving
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[She knocks on the door and offers a meek,] Hello?
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Are you here for dinner?
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[Pyrrha's taken aback, and needs a moment to take int he other woman before replying. She crosses one arm over her chest.] Yes, I am. I'm new, and I'm afraid I don't quite know what people are celebrating. I can leave if it's an inconvenience ...
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[Molotov steps out of the doorway to make room.]
It is Thanksgiving, an American holiday mostly for eating. My husband is American. I am Molotov.
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I'm afraid I haven't heard any of those. I am a student at Beacon Academy, in Vale ... on Remnant. My name is Pyrrha Nikos. Thank you for letting me join your dinner.
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Molotov's really horrible food
But dessert has to be good, right? Of course it is, if you like pumpkin pie! It's full of seeds and stringy bits, and the whipped cream is more like soup than anything else. Molotov does not know the difference between carving and cooking pumpkins, or also between milk and whipping cream. They're both white, they can't be that different!
Enjoy.]
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Sweet Mary, mother of God.]
Well... this is certainly unexpected, to see you have cooked...
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[Molotov is not eating. Molotov is drinking her dinner. She's got nerves. Wine calms nerves. Lots of wine.]
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[He guesses, anyway –– he's never spent the whole day in the kitchen, as he is not a woman. He isn't even sure what the cloudy white chunks on the orange puree is, either. He pokes at it experimentally with his spoon.]
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I know what a proper feast looks like, I'd imagine...
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He also surreptitiously attempts to pass some food to Ezio under the table. Food that is the kind that comes prepackaged and covered in cheese-flavored orange dust.]
You should have pretended you weren't home.
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Why is that?
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Because she can't cook... at all. And wouldn't let me help.
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Mingling
The Samsons don't have a big dining room table or anything, but they do have a sofa and chairs, and plenty of room to stand around drinking. And considering the food -- well, there's probably plenty of drinking happening.]
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Molotov appears next to him, and offers him some cider.]
Here. I am sure this is different than what you are used to, but this is American thanksgiving.
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I was expecting more... giving thanks. [He takes the cider, peering at it maybe a little warily. What's in it...]
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Giving thanks to who?
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dictated;
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My name. Do you have a problem with that?
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Wish it were mine.
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