Right. [Nita, you don't need to sound so pleased with yourself.] So unless you want to add yourself to the list of people who have lost it, you might want revise your hypothesis.
[Which luckily, happens to be in a more endearing manner than anything else. Granted, this sounds like a young woman and Castle is a grown man who should know better, but... Kate just watched a sandwich appear out of thin air. She's really not sure what to think right now.]
I've never believed in magic. At least, not this kind.
[Since she's marrying him, it's not a bad thing. Just... a weird thing. He was always much less skeptical of otherworldly things than Kate was.]
And you're a wizard back home? So this magic castle thing is a little more normal for you? [She's not... really mocking. But she's also having a hell of a time grasping any of it.]
I'm a little afraid to ask about the weirdest thing you have seen. And I thought my life back home was exciting.
[Chasing murderers and working with a famous author was interesting, but it also didn't hold a candle to the weirdness she's experienced in the last few hours.]
[Kate would understand. She's been a parent, singular, kid too for a long while now.]
That's gotta be some relief, not being here all by yourself.
[She's just gonna keep to herself how messed up she thinks it is that there are kids here at all. Granted, the ones she's met so far seem clever and ahead of their age, but they're still kids.]
[Kate would offer the girl a smile if she was in person, but instead just settles for hoping it transfers through the dictation well enough.]
Apparently, my fiancé has been here for a while. I haven't tracked him down yet but, I think things are easier to deal with sometimes when you know someone will have your back.
[That was truthfully a long lesson for her to learn, but one that Castle certainly helped with.]
[Nita can hear it. And it brings a smile to her face too.] Yeah, it is. And it's way easier to get the hang of things here, if you have somebody who already knows the way of things.
That's the impression I get. Hopefully I'll find Castle soon, although I'm not sure if I can trust his judgement about things here. He's probably having way too much fun.
Yeah, I guess it is. [Kate laughs a little too.] Well, Nita, if I have anymore questions later you mind if I run them by you? So far I think you're my resident expert on magic. [She certainly wasn't going to let Castle hear her say that.]
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[She pauses, rolling her eyes.]
I wish I, uh, had a sandwich.
[And then there's another pause.]
No frickin' way!
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[She is so not going to eat that sandwich.]
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[Which luckily, happens to be in a more endearing manner than anything else. Granted, this sounds like a young woman and Castle is a grown man who should know better, but... Kate just watched a sandwich appear out of thin air. She's really not sure what to think right now.]
I've never believed in magic. At least, not this kind.
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[She assumes it is. Anyway-] Most people don't believe. I didn't until I became a wizard.
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And you're a wizard back home? So this magic castle thing is a little more normal for you? [She's not... really mocking. But she's also having a hell of a time grasping any of it.]
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[Chasing murderers and working with a famous author was interesting, but it also didn't hold a candle to the weirdness she's experienced in the last few hours.]
My name is Kate, by the way. Kate Beckett.
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My name is Nita Callahan. Nice to meet you.
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[She pauses for a moment, considering her next question.]
Are your parents here?
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[Parent, singular, now. But she doesn't bother to correct her on that.]
My little sister is, though.
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That's gotta be some relief, not being here all by yourself.
[She's just gonna keep to herself how messed up she thinks it is that there are kids here at all. Granted, the ones she's met so far seem clever and ahead of their age, but they're still kids.]
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[Kate would offer the girl a smile if she was in person, but instead just settles for hoping it transfers through the dictation well enough.]
Apparently, my fiancé has been here for a while. I haven't tracked him down yet but, I think things are easier to deal with sometimes when you know someone will have your back.
[That was truthfully a long lesson for her to learn, but one that Castle certainly helped with.]
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