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A proud smile flashed at him before she turned away to tilt her head to one side.
"I like fun." She tips her head to the other side a moment later. "Besides, in a place like this you gotta have as much fun as you can." Momentarily distracted by her thoughts she readjusted her hands on the fishing pole and founding that her bob had floated nearly back to shore. Whoops?

Distracted by Issac speaking Abbi turned to watch his face pinch and then speak in the worst imitation of an Aussie she'd ever heard.
For a long moment she sat there staring at him in surprise before she burst into a rousing fit of laughter. It was hard enough that she had to clamp a hand around her mouth, but they didn't stop.
"That-- ha ha oh man-- That sounds a little-- hee-- A little like Vivi!" The ghost scoffs indignantly, stomping ghost feet around in Abbi's skull hard enough that the teen winces and this does something to temper her laughter into something more manageable. There had been no expectation of him actually attempting his headmate's accent, but the fact that he does only makes Abbi like him immensely more than she already had begun to.
"Sorry, I'm not laughing at you, that was really good. I just... Its nice hearing someone else try to imitate their weapon." She giggles a bit more before she straightens up to be somewhat more serious.

"She sounds kinda... Outback-ish?" At least, his accent kind of had... A little...

"Hey! I'm not a scholar either!" The teen grinned brightly, even if she did feel a little poorly over this particular subject sometimes. "I never went to college. I graduated high school and came right here." That didn't mean she wasn't scholarly inclined, of course, as Abbi had a habit of picking up random bits of information as well as burying herself in medical texts simply because she enjoyed the accumulation of knowledge.
"But you don't have to be smart to be a scholar. Besides, you know fishing really well, and a handful of languages. That doesn't sound stupid to me." Her crooked smile is back, but she turns it to the ocean.

"Aww, you don't like giant spiders and crazy heatwaves?" Its a joke she laughs at, her hands moving to reel back in her slack line.
"I'm glad to hear you like her, even if she yells at you. Vivi can get like that sometimes, but I wouldn't want someone else in my head." Maybe when they'd first met Abbi would have chosen someone kinder, or someone more patient, or someone less possessive, but now she is honest in her assessment.
"Got any another questions about the Island?"

While Abbi could never profess to being a fan of spiders either, she highly doubted any size spider would try to tussle with the large man. But she wasn't a spider, so she couldn't honestly say.
As for snakes, she doesn't blame him that and is about to say something silly about them when she realizes Isaac is closer than he had been. A little squeak leaves her, but she stays quiet until he questions her.
"Um... I've uh, never seen snakes on the Island... But that doesn't mean they're not here... Just not, yanno, in the residential areas..." Its very hard not to laugh because Isaac finding something so small frightening is pretty funny, but Abbi manages to keep her composure.

She checks her phone a moment later and realizes she's been out longer than she'd meant. By this time she should have finished her jog, and she hasn't even done that!
"I should go." Abbi deadpans as she stands up, offering the pole back to Isaac with a smile. "But thanks for letting me fish with you! It was fun! I hope you catch something good."
A few steps are taken back before she hops up on her toes.
"If you have any more questions hit me up on Twitter! It was nice meeting you!" Abbi grinned again, waved, and took off down the beach in hopes of hurrying back to her personal schedule, not minding the delay when it means new friends.