Charlie giggled as Lee agreed to help her. "Thanks." She grabbed her backpack and then pulled the chain to light the overhead lamp on the way down the wooden stairs. "I didn't steal you away from anything important with Melissa, did i?" At the bottom of the stairs, there was a carpeted den-like area with a television, a few instruments hooked up and a computer. Sometimes she'd come down to hang out or practice for the band she had with Lee, though neither of them seemed to take it very seriously.<br/><br/>As she passed the carpeted area, she grabbed another lightswitch, illuminating the laundry area. There, she grabbed two sheets from a basket on top of the dryer. She hadn't folded her laundry yet, but she knew they were still there. She threw a grey one up over her head and held out her arms. "WooooOOOooooo..."She joked before pulling it back into a hooded robe sort of arrangement. She took a moment to gather a white one around the shoulders of her roommate, hoping she'd play along.<br/><br/>Past the laundry area, she walked to the one dully lit area in their otherwise fairly accommodating basement. It was a bit damp and spooky - though a high window was visible about 15 feet from the corner she faced. Charlie chuckled and pulled out the old book she'd picked up earlier that day. She held it up for Lee to inspect before opening it to the page she'd marked before. There was a rather ornate-looking circle depicted on the page and she took a few minutes to chalk it out on the floor, just for added effect. "Soo... I've got some watermelon Jolly Ranchers in my bag if you want one..." She offered grunting a bit from bending over and pushing herself to get the drawing done. "I can't seem to get enough of fruit stuff these days... shame I couldn't actually grow any myself.<br/><br/>She stood up and rubbed her hands together to get the chalk off them. There were a few minor adjustments to be made but she flew through them - it was just a silly prop, after all! "There!" She clapped her hands together as she called out. "Now.... let's see." She ran to one side of the eight-foot circle and pointed out a spot. "We'll start walking together from here... once we get over there, you'll stop - you'll be Lady Anclaire, by the way - and I'll come back over here and then we'll say the rest of the recitation together... probably just a line or so. Otherwise we'll be reading from the book together. Does that work?" She pointed out the final line in the book - some silly thing requiring "klakheal" at the end. "Just about that much..."