<strong>Location:</strong>Various spots on Onogoro-Jima throughout the day<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>JD<br/><br/>Fate was funny in that it could be so obvious in hindsight, but so difficult to recognize in the heat of the moment.  That was what made it so insidious: things happened that people either wanted to happen, or were so afraid of happening that they took extreme and unacceptable steps to try to prevent it and thus caused it, or any number of similar issues that made it such an inescapable net.<br/><br/>The day went so perfectly.  JD got her chance to be a heroine, to help Allison with all of her problems.  Quite a few of her problems came in the form of things that could easily be solved by reading a room, leading by example, even a little seduction.  It was just too easy, and Allison would have even been a little jealous if she wasn't so grateful.  It freed up time to let them get in a proper date.<br/><br/>Even if they hadn't left the island, and Allison didn't feel comfortable wandering the wilderness, there were plenty of places to go.  The cafeteria had ice cream and such during off hours, even JD's favorite flavor.  Later in the evening, a projection screen was set up in the gymnasium to run classic movies for some of the students.<br/><br/>It gave Allison a chance to talk to JD, to get to know her, a more gentle and caring person that JD had so rarely had in her life.  When they made love later that evening, she was attentive and soft, but able to take anything JD wanted to dish out.<br/><br/><hr/><br/><strong>OOC:</strong>One thing I'd like to ask is that I imagine JD does have her soft spots and a vulnerable side.  Let's say that Fate ends up showing this and helping JD to open up and show it to Allison.  Later on, if Fate makes them enemies, this will be knowing just the right ways to stab JD verbally in the feels.  However, I need to know what that would be, if you even know yourself.