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ASL(Sign Language): Italics, Yellow.
Writing: Blue.
When Zeke approached her, Sarah was quite surprised, she hadn't really expected to run into him here. As he awkwardly moved his hands to communicate hello to her, she gave him a gentle smile. People wouldn't really ever try to learn ASL to talk to her. It was actually quite rare and the only people who have done so are the ones from the circus. Sure there were the ones who already knew how to do it, but, for one to take the time to learn it? Well, it was just a different story. So she slowly moved her hands. Making sure that he could track their movements and be able to understand her.
"Hey. Yeah, I got an invite, which was pretty weird. I don't even really know anyone here and feel out of place."
Sarah was kind of happy that she at least knew someone there. She never really took the time to start up a conversation with any of the local teens there as she had been too busy with work, and helping the circus get settled down. She talked with Zeke a bit before excusing herself to go and greet the person who actually invited her to the party. After giving him an awkward wave and a nod of her head, she moved deeper into the house. She wandered a little but it didn't take long for the rest of the place to fill up with people. The more teens that showed up, the more anxious she felt, she had lost Zeke after their initial greetings so she decided to do the only thing she could do. She hugged up against a wall with a non-alcoholic drink in her hand. Sarah never did like alcohol and it wasn't just for the taste.
There used to be an acrobat within her circus when she was younger, who had a penchant for strong drinks, and he got extremely hurt during one of the performances. Alcohol is a dangerous substance when in their line of work so, after that incident, it was expressly forbidden to drink it before going onto the ring. Sarah wholeheartedly agreed as well.
Well, this is going just as well as I thought it would... She huffed a little and took a small sip of the drink within her hands.
A few more minutes passed and Sarah was getting slightly tired. She covered her mouth in a silent yawn. It was her first full day off in a while and she was still slightly recovering from her performances. Shrugging her shoulders and rolling her neck, she hoped to wake a little. It wouldn't be too long before she took her leave, after all, she had more work to do tomorrow. Sarah could feel a headache coming on. It was a sharp pain, one so bad, it made her flinch a little and place a hand to her hand. When she opened her eyes her jaw dropped slightly in shock. Standing within the throng of people was her mother. Someone who she hadn't seen since her childhood. There was no way she could be here! The next second she was gone.
Sarah rubbed her eyes slightly not really believing what she had just seen. She had been so distracted that she hadn't noticed the person stand next her, but, she did notice the rather unique boy walking up to him. When he smiled he showed off incisors that were way too long for any human. When he spoke about turning it caused Sarah to raise an eyebrow in curiosity. Seems like this town was more interesting than she had initially thought!
Writing: Blue.
When Zeke approached her, Sarah was quite surprised, she hadn't really expected to run into him here. As he awkwardly moved his hands to communicate hello to her, she gave him a gentle smile. People wouldn't really ever try to learn ASL to talk to her. It was actually quite rare and the only people who have done so are the ones from the circus. Sure there were the ones who already knew how to do it, but, for one to take the time to learn it? Well, it was just a different story. So she slowly moved her hands. Making sure that he could track their movements and be able to understand her.
"Hey. Yeah, I got an invite, which was pretty weird. I don't even really know anyone here and feel out of place."
Sarah was kind of happy that she at least knew someone there. She never really took the time to start up a conversation with any of the local teens there as she had been too busy with work, and helping the circus get settled down. She talked with Zeke a bit before excusing herself to go and greet the person who actually invited her to the party. After giving him an awkward wave and a nod of her head, she moved deeper into the house. She wandered a little but it didn't take long for the rest of the place to fill up with people. The more teens that showed up, the more anxious she felt, she had lost Zeke after their initial greetings so she decided to do the only thing she could do. She hugged up against a wall with a non-alcoholic drink in her hand. Sarah never did like alcohol and it wasn't just for the taste.
There used to be an acrobat within her circus when she was younger, who had a penchant for strong drinks, and he got extremely hurt during one of the performances. Alcohol is a dangerous substance when in their line of work so, after that incident, it was expressly forbidden to drink it before going onto the ring. Sarah wholeheartedly agreed as well.
Well, this is going just as well as I thought it would... She huffed a little and took a small sip of the drink within her hands.
A few more minutes passed and Sarah was getting slightly tired. She covered her mouth in a silent yawn. It was her first full day off in a while and she was still slightly recovering from her performances. Shrugging her shoulders and rolling her neck, she hoped to wake a little. It wouldn't be too long before she took her leave, after all, she had more work to do tomorrow. Sarah could feel a headache coming on. It was a sharp pain, one so bad, it made her flinch a little and place a hand to her hand. When she opened her eyes her jaw dropped slightly in shock. Standing within the throng of people was her mother. Someone who she hadn't seen since her childhood. There was no way she could be here! The next second she was gone.
Sarah rubbed her eyes slightly not really believing what she had just seen. She had been so distracted that she hadn't noticed the person stand next her, but, she did notice the rather unique boy walking up to him. When he smiled he showed off incisors that were way too long for any human. When he spoke about turning it caused Sarah to raise an eyebrow in curiosity. Seems like this town was more interesting than she had initially thought!