"Great Expectations," Jolie replied, when asked where about the dog's name.  "She's my favorite character in a book ever."  And, in fact, she'd been the kind of girl Jolie had wanted to be when she was a child.  Her and Laura Ingalls Wilder.  Never mind.  Jolie watched the young man leave as well, her eyes never leaving him until he was well and truly out of sight.  She tracked another man across the room as well, marking where he sat before turning her attention back to the young woman.<br/><br/>"An appointment," she replied, nodding.  "Doctor here on campus."  It was, in fact, her therapist.  She saw no point in the state-required therapy she had to undergo before she continued her transition, so she wasn't about to pay for it.  Participating in University research was simply the most cost-effective way to go about it.