Mary-Anne stared as she watched the girl with her top hat seem to skip away to grab her breakfast, sort of in a trance. She shook her head a bit and followed the girl, grabbing her own trey she put a bit of cold cereal in a bowl and some milk and walked cautiously to where the girl sat down. She sat down next to her quietly, hoping that this was what the girl had wanted. She stared awkwardly at the other attendants at the table, a geeky looking girl as well as two girls that seemed like they were the same.<br/><br/>"This is such an odd place," she mumbled as she took a bite of her cereal and went on dreamily. "Although, for some odd reason I feel I am no different from anyone else. We all seem a bit strange and out of place out there." She looked to the window. She didn't know if anyone was paying attention to her but she didn't much care either. She pulled her spoon out of her mouth and stared at it for a moment. It's shiny silver surface showing her ghastly pale reflection a little distorted. She plunged the spoon back into her cereal and crossed her arms.<br/><br/>Mary-Anne looked around at the cafeteria, all sorts of people were there, but yet they all seemed like they didn't want to be here. On the contrary, Mary-Anne was quite happy to be in this place, as everyone from home was gone and she would rather be here than alone. Her eyes finally found her way back to the girl sitting next to her in the top hat. "I'm Mary-Anne." she said. "Who are you?"