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Eri walked into the dorm with a mountain of luggage. In all, she had two carry suitcases, one duffel bag, a rolling bag, and about four handbags which all held their own respectable ammount of clutter. Eri, despite her usual cold and professional appearance, was a sentimental pack rat who couldn't stand to throw away anything of the slightest significance. Objects in the bags were dresses and clothing from past photo shoots, presents from her coworkers, and even things from her home that she thought she would not be able to get on without. Seeing two doors, she walked into the first one and saw there was one bed. For a moment she thought she'd like to take it, but saw there was a suitcase already in place and walked into the next room with a sigh. Eri saw there were two beds and frowned slightly, then nodded her head with determination. Eri, despite her messy habit, was very organized and scheduled, even with her mass of objects. Immediatley she began unpacking, and managed within a time period of thirty minutes to fit both suitcases, the duffel bag, and the rolling bag in the first two drawers of four drawer dresser. The other two were for her roommate. Eri stepped back, satisfied and a little proud of her work. She placed the purses by the side of her bed, not feeling like taking out the objects inside them, at least not at the present moment. Except for one. One of the purses was very large, a hobo bag made of recycled material with a wolf print on it. Inside it was only one item - A thick black folder. It seemed to be bulging at the sides and was held together by two desperate rubber bands, but despite it's immense contents every slip of paper or other object was tucked neatly inside and not a single shread of any of it stuck out of the folder. Eri held the folder lovingly, stroking the gold lettering on the front with a rare, genuine smile. On it, in script, was written History. For inside the folder was the history of Eri's career - of Eri's passion. Every newspaper article, magazine ad, tabloid cover, and even dvds of commercials and movie cameos was tucked into the tiny folder. Eri gingerly placed the folder on the right corner of the dresser, then laid on the bed with a sigh. Now...What to do?