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"Yea. We know for sure theyre always watching." she said, grinning as she gave the ceiling a vulgar gesture like she usually didbefore leaving a building.

"Well then Im gonna head back now. See you two. Stay out of trouble.. especially you, Joliette. Theres no doubt Sabins probably got SOMETHING else waiting for you."

She waved and headed out the door to her duplex.

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"I'll see ya later, Hargun." Amaya smiled and waved a large hand as her friend left. "Yeah, it does but y'know... one adapts." She shrugged a little, standing and grabbing her bowl with both palms. "I'll see ya later, tell Chubbs I said hi." With another smile she bussed her tray and exited the cafeteria.

Cassidy was having some degree of difficulty.

When faced with the freedom of her new legs, wobbly and uncertain as they were, the first thing that had occurred to her was to maybe, well, walk somewhere.

The beach? Nah. She was having enough troubles on level ground without dealing with sand.

Really, it all deserved some sort of celebration. So, walking with a pronounced hobble, her hands always out to catch herself for her frequent missteps, and her tail being for once useful and balancing out behind her, Cass came into the recreation room with every intent of seeing what sort of movies there were.

She touched the thermostat briefly as she entered, but couldn't make heads or tails of it. Well, she had her sweater, at least, a baggy thing that did not hide the feathers sprouting from her shoulders.

Someone was here? Great.

"Er... I suppose it does feel like that, sometimes." A quick tongue-flicker confirmed that no, she didn't know him. Great. Did he know what was going on? Would she be put in place to explain everything? She hoped not. She was really bad at that.

Well, she was here now, and he wasn't completely freaking out, so it seemed likely he knew something.

Just act natural. That was a good idea.

She hobbled over, once losing her balance slightly but recovering quickly, and went straight for the shelf of DVDs. "Mmm. Anything good to watch, here?" Her tail twitched behind her.

Cass scanned the shelves, though she wasn't really sure what she was looking for. "Well, there's not a lot of really good sci-fi movies, y'know... maybe they at least have some Red Dwarf..."

With a shrug, she turned her back to the shelf and attempted a grin. "My name's Cassidy. You been here long?"

She then got a better look at the stranger, and noted his, er... clothes. Particularly his collar. Oh... oh, hell. This wasn't going to be a repeat of the conversation she'd had with Chana, was it?

"It's a British science fiction sitcom from the late eighties and early nineties. It's... really weird." Cass laughed. "Haven't seen it in ages... used to watch it with my Dad."

Ah, memories. Although the thought of Red Dwarf did make her wonder if anyone on the island was being injected with domestic cat DNA. Felis Sapiens, indeed.

She hobbled over to a chair, and sat heavily. It was a lot of work to get around like this, but... it was walking! Joy of joys! "If you don't mind my asking... you're a priest of some sort? Catholic, Anglican, or... what?" Her tongue flickered again, a reflexive response to her curiosity.

"Faulty Towers is pretty fun," Cass agreed.

He must know. He had to know, if he wasn't freaking out. Well, that was a bit of a relief.

"Well, it is pretty peaceful here. I'd guess there aren't a whole lot of Catholics, though, so yeah, not a lot of confessions to hear." She grinned. "May as well enjoy it... I know that's what I've been trying to do."

"Well, I suppose you would get used to it," Cass agreed. "The, er, habit of it, and everything."

She was having a hard time believing that she was sitting here having a calm discussion with a Catholic priest. She'd always tended to avoid this sort of thing, not being terribly religious.

"If you don't mind me asking, how did you end up here?"