Anna was glad that everyone was distracted both by food and talking. She wasn't certain was the subject was, so she didn't even try to put anything forward into it. She remained quiet as she scooped the hot brew into her mouth. Blowing on each spoonful as she didn't want to burn herself.  She tried to get a better feel of the others. She didn't feel at all like she belonged there.<br/><br/>Then came the moment when Goose decided upon introducing her to everyone. She ducked down a ways, like a turtle sheltering inside it's shell. Only she didn't have one. There was no where to hide then. She stopped drinking soup and wiped her lips. She hoped she looked presentable enough. She gave a forced smile to everyone. Nodding to Coral and Conda when Goose said she knew them. Though she did huff and look away after she was reminded of Conda's presence. She wasn't sure how long she was going to be sore with him, at least a little longer she thought.<br/><br/>She tried to put everyone elses' name to heart, but she was sure she would have to ask their names again at some point to refresh them in her mind. Depending on how often she saw each of them from this point on. She smiled a bit wider, as she felt happy about knowing more people. People who might actually be her friend. She hoped at least. She made a note there not to get on anyone's bad side. She didn't want there to be any fights, physical or otherwise.<br/><br/>She frowned at the thought of<em>'mouse.'</em>Mouse was too kind a word to reference her father with, she thought. She wanted to leave then, but she didn't want them to think it was because of<em>them.</em>She didn't want them to know what it was because of either. Her father was her biggest weakness. To think it was being harbored in the basement... So close... She needed her own distraction now.