Cassandra stopped as she saw a thin girl looking at her, startled. She hadn't expected anyone else to be in here.<br/>"Good afternoon." She murmured politely, but by the time she got it out, the brunette had looked back the the screen, her pale skin alight with with artificial glow from the moniter-box.<br/>She wasn't sure, but she thought the girl's name was Georgia. She had the feeling she was pretty good with names -she couldn't remember very much aside from the fire before she'd come here- but she hadn't spoken to this girl very much. She pushed out the chair at the machine next to Georgia's and slid in, pulling her purple notebook out of her bag and opening it to a page with the words 'Technology' written across the top in blue. Georgia would be able to read it if she glanced over.<br/><br/>She had drawn a diagram of the different boxes as they sat on the table, with arrows to label them in her small, fine handwriting.<br/><br/>(https://sp.yimg.com/xj/th?id=OIP.M9e320fe6620640a2b246029c86ba1222H0&pid=15.1&P=0&w=300&h=300)<br/><br/><em>Step One: Look at light on Moniter and CPU. If both on, move mouse to 'wake up' moniter. (If not, see below)<br/>  Step Two: Move pointer on screen to top blank box and push left button on mouse one time.<br/>  Step Three: Type name into box using keyboard<br/>  Step Four: Repeat step two to second box, below the first box. <br/>  Step Five: Repeat step three, instead of name, put password. (See top left hand corner of this page)<br/>  Step Six: Press key marked 'Enter'<br/><br/>   You have logged in! </em><br/><br/>There were similarly detailed written steps below it, with neatly drawn arrows and definitions of things like 'folder' and 'file' and 'internet' with corresponding locations written beside them so that she could find what she was looking for easier on other pages.<br/><br/>Cassandra turned the page and followed her own instructions to get to 'Google.com', counting the number of times the circle on the window turned before the simple page loaded. It was a few minutes. Today the word 'Google had little monkeys; some were sitting on on the letters or hanging by their tails. One looked like it was taking a nap on the lower part of the lowercase G. The girl smiled at how cute it was.<br/><br/>But now it was time to get some work done. After checking her notes again, she entered 'cat playing piano' into the search box. She waited until the search was done, biting her lip the the multiple things she could choose. Which one had been shared with the girl in class? Were any of the things on this page it? She'd been so determined to find the cat that she hadn't even considered how she would find the right one.<br/>When the librarian had helped her find a book, she had practically told her exactly what book she needed...but this was more difficult. She looked over at the girl next to her hesitantly.<br/>"Excuse me..." she murmured, voice barely audible as she peered over at Georgia. "Sorry to bother you, but I'm trying to find the cat playing the piano that someone told me about. Could you help me? I don't know how to find it."