Bayern watched the home-made documentary intensely for a while but before too long she began to fidget, her legs swaying back and forth beneath her. She could only watch whales and listen to classical music for so long before her mind began to wander and she got bored. Glancing over at the two mental models snuggling on the couch she felt a twinge of discomfort and jealousy as well. She wanted to somebody to hold her like that too. Unable to suppress her growing sense of restlessness any longer she hopped up out of her spot. Before leaving however, she threw a small sofa pillow at the snuggling couple, mostly aiming at the blonde heavy cruiser, in petty revenge for making her uncomfortable.  After throwing the pillow Bay jumped off the ship before the other two could react. She would find fun else, like with that battleship she had met earlier or one of the other ships that were here at the base.<br/><br/>Making her way to where Arizona and the other ships were berthed, Bayern pouted when she noticed that Arizona and the others were all congregated together. Why hadn’t she been invited to this get together? It wasn’t fair.  She wanted to have fun too. Well, if they weren’t going to invite her then she’d just have to invite herself. Boarding the Arizona and prepared to complain about being left out she promptly stopped in her tracks when she spotted Ari on top of her turret. Resisting the urge to make a marker and draw on the mental model’s face, Bay decided to check up on the unconscious Arizona.<br/><br/>Holding her hands above the unconscious mental model Bay started to run a diagnostic of the Arizona and then administered a minor electrical shock in an attempt to jump start the mental model’s systems. “Ari, you need to wake up now. It’s not time to sleep yet.  If you don’t get up I’m going to write and draw funny things on your face.” Bayern said in a sing song voice as she tried to wake up the unconscious Ari.