<div class="floatleft">(http://i163.photobucket.com/albums/t295/JoanieSappho/jean_zpsfigu4r5d.jpg)</div>Name: Samantha Hood<br/>Time:  Morning<br/>Location: Ecchi Island Reception Center<br/>Tagging:  Alex, Cathris, Tabitha and Tris, Sarah<br/>Notes:<br/><hr/><br/>Samantha had stayed silent during the ferry ride over, or at least the parts of it she had made in the company of other people.<br/>She knew that, of course, the ferry was not at all like her, just as nearly every ship and boat out there was not, but she still had found herself drawn into, well, sneaking off and poking around belowdecks in areas that passengers weren't really meant to go.<br/>She wondered if this was what it would have been like if she'd ever had anyone onboard her but, as they usually did, those thoughts left her red-faced and feeling strange inside. Sure, she had more than enough internal space, but the thoughts of people on her decks was ... she wasn't entirely sure what it was other than far too much  for her.<br/>Once the little ferry stopped and Samantha's thanks were given to her - sure, the ship probably couldn't really understand her, but it seemed like the polite thing to do - the still-blushing blonde made her way back up and out onto land, a shy figure in a white sundress and hat, a drink clutched closely to her small chest.<br/><br/>She should, of course, have been watching where she was going, but the sea was out there and while she had enjoyed being inside the cute little ferry (Samantha blushed a little more to herself at such thoughts) the prospect of getting into the water herself was so tempting. Even though she had consistently had it drilled into her that governments don't particularly like it when battleships just appear off of their coasts.<br/>And people didn't like it when others walked into them, but Samantha still found herself bumping, quite literally, into someone who managed to be even shorter than she was.<br/><br/>"Oh! I-I'm sorry!" She apologized, with a certain amount of fretting. The impact had hardly been substantial, but she still felt terrible about walking into the other woman.