Cursed Objects :P

"Oh." Virgo blinked faintly and smiled.

"That's kind of sweet..."

Ivory looked up. "It is?" he whispered.

"It is." Virgo smiled.

"I don't know a lot of people who apologise, really."

Python glanced up. "Really?" she asked frowning.

"Miss Havisham certainly doesn't. She's pretty much the only one I converse with outside of my family." Virgo murmured faintly.

"She sounds really mean," Ivory said frowning.

"She isn't very kind." Virgo replied softly.

"But I forgive her."

Ivory frowned. "Why?" he asked quietly.

"Because, if you hold a grudge then where does it get you?" The girl asked.

Ivory tilted his head slightly, thinking. "I don't know," he replied. "Where does it get you?"

"It doesn't make you feel very good inside." Virgo replied softly.

"Oh," Ivory whispered. "That's not good."

"It isn't. Forgive and forget." Virgo smiled gently.

Ivory nodded slightly.

"Even if someone's hurt you to your very soul?" Python asked, lighting the fire and setting the skinned and gutted fish over it.

"I've never been hurt that deep, but I feel strongly enough about it that I think that putting the past in the past - even if it takes a long time - is a good thing." Virgo replied softly.

Python nodded. "That's a good habit," she said, turning back to the fish.

"I try." Virgo sighed.

Ivory looked over at Virgo and watched her for a moment before he looked away when Virgo looked at him, flushing faintly.

"Um...i- is something wrong?" She asked him quietly.

Ivory shook his head vigorously. "N-no Miss," he whispered quickly and Python smiled.

"You can go ahead and ask her, Ivy. I'm sure she won't bite your head off for asking," she said. Ivory chewed his lip and was quiet, flushing deeply.

Virgo looked extremely confused for a long moment.

"Ask me what?"

Python looked up. "Go ahead, Ivy." Ivory flushed, chewing his lip slightly.

"Wh-what's it like?" he whispered. "In your world, like, what sort of things do you have there?"

"It's really...industrialised." Virgo sighed softly.

"There's a lot of pollution and cars and things that run on oil and electricity." She smiled lightly.

"But, there's other things other than those. Like....computers and video games. I don't have much of those things myself, but..."

Ivory frowned and nodded slightly. "And you like it there?" he asked.

(would the people here have computer and cars and whatnot?)

(they could. I've never dreamt of anything, but the boat and the island really. So it's possible.)

"That's where everyone I know is." Virgo replied.

"It isn't so much about liking it there, but liking who is there."