Welcome to Gaia! ::

Sherry sighed, too. A sigh of great relief. He still thought she was evil, and that sucked, but he was okay with it. She didn't really understand the whole being a spy in the Empire thing, but that was probably rp related so maybe she'd learn. The important thing was that Mark didn't hate her and wasn't running her off. (Armagnac was also glad, since Mark seemed like the best source of movies to watch.)

"Yeah, you can still show them off." She smiled and wiped at one eye. "I'll do my best to be good."

Then just to be sure, "I'm still gonna play your padawan?"

Sherry looked at Mark for a few moments, not entirely sure if she should be expecting something or not, seeing as he hadn't moved. It got a little bit awkward. Was he waiting for her to do something? He almost looked like he was. She got the distinct feeling that Mark wasn't excited about showing off any moves.

"It's okay," she said to fill the silence, "you can keep them secret." She glanced from the desk to the piles of junk. "Here might not be the best place anyway. Little bit tight, not enough room to move properly."

Sherry just nodded as Mark explained just what his skills were like. She, again, only understood like half of what he said. Still, she felt like she'd learned something very important about Mark. He was probably good at something, being an Assistant and all, but it likely wasn't punching things. It was okay, Mark. If he wasn't going to judge her for potentially being evil, she wouldn't judge him for that.

"Okay!" Sherry nodded and scooped up the DVDs. "What time?" She didn't mention that she wasn't going to bring any Hobbit feet, since she didn't own any and wasn't going to wear them. "Should I bring anything else? Snacks?"