<hr/><div class="floatleft">(http://scontent.cdninstagram.com/t51.2885-15/e35/13381189_236387550075587_999398268_n.jpg?ig_cache_key=MTI3MDM1MDIwOTYwMzcyODQ4MA%3D%3D.2&amp;se=7)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Blackout (https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=261894.msg12962174#msg12962174)<br/><strong>Location:</strong>In her (and Hourglass's) Dorm<br/><strong>Date/Time:</strong>September 6th, late evening<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Hourglass (https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=261894.msg12957766#msg12957766)<br/><strong>Content:</strong>Hanging with her roommate<br/><strong>Wearing:</strong>tee-shirt and panties (https://i2.wp.com/slotsmarvel.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/heroineflash.jpeg?resize=600%2C330)<br/><hr/><br/>Joanne giggled for a moment as she listened to Tessa try to make sense of what she'd said about the movie.  Yes, the standard edition had the ending that she described, so she wasn't wrong.  But clearly she'd never heard of or seen alternate endings to films.<strong>"Yes, you're absolutely right,"</strong>she said in a soothing voice,<strong>"But if you get the DVD, you can watch an alternate ending.  In it, he actually doesn't escape and instead, you get to see his funeral with the wife standing by the grave, crying.  Then it pans over to the hotel manager, who gets into his car and when he looks into his rearview mirror, he sees the guy all burned and crispy in his backseat, but when he turns around, there's nothing there.  It's a neat little idea, but not all that big of a deal since it doesn't change the outcome or set up a sequel or anything.  Alot of movies have things like that as a little bonus for people that buy the movie."</strong><br/><br/>When the topic turned to clothing and changing Tessa's style, Blackout smiled.  She did like clothes.  She wasn't obsessed with them like some girls where around here, but she had a decent amount of them, though they mostly were black and had a slightly gothic feel to them.  She did, however, have some dresses and other things that she felt every girl should have, so she wasn't a complete goth.  Or at least she didn't think that she was.  Hearing Tessa express a desire to wear a dress, she smiled lightly.<strong>"Oh I'm sure that we can get you a dress or two,"</strong>she said,<strong>"And also some comfortable everyday clothes for you.  Of course, if you want, you're free to go ahead and borrow some of my clothing if you want.  You're about the same size as me as far as I've been able to tell.  Maybe not as busty, but I think we could work around that."</strong>She giggled playfully and she intentionally squeezed her arms forward to push her chest out playfully, hoping to make Tessa look.<br/><br/>When the Conjuring was brought up, Blackout grinned.  She remember that movie very vividly as it had actually given her some nightmares for a week or two.<strong>"That movie was so creepy!"</strong>she agreed,<strong>"And what was worse was that when I was little, my mother had a doll that looked just like that.  I had a nightmare not long afterwards.  I was a little girl again and that doll kept popping up in my bedroom and all sorts of scary stuff started happening.  It's probably a good thing that I didn't have a roommate then or I might've woken you up when I screamed in terror.  As it was, I woke up the girl next store and she nearly broke down the door trying to make sure I was alright."</strong>She laughed a little bit as she remembered that night and how crazy it had been.<br/><br/>Smiling at Tessa, Blackout decided that she liked the girl.  Sure, she had a rough upbringing and clearly had learned how to get by with very little, but she had managed it and had come out the other side.  A bit scarred, yes, but everyone had scars.  Just some people like Tessa and Joanne wore their scars on their skin and not on the inside.  And Joanne had long ago decided that while she wouldn't talk about how she got her scars, she wasn't going to hide them either.  Perhaps, in time, she could teach Tessa how to do the same without fear.