NAME:  Penelope Archer<br/>ROLE IN SCHOOL:  Student<br/>TIME OF DAY:  Morning (1<sup>st</sup>period)<br/>LOCATION:  Front Office<br/>TAGGING:  Aaron Shaw<br/><br/>Penelope cracked open the door as she was called in, slipping through and shutting it promptly behind her as her eyes roamed the office, taking it in.  A professional atmosphere, but...somehow also a bit comfortable.  Her brown eyes came to rest on the man behind the desk...the Dean.  Wow, she was in front of the Dean of the entire school.  That was kinda big.  She nodded when offered a seat and moved, sitting in a plush chair that was in front of the wooden desk.<br/>At his request, her eyebrows arched upward.  So she was called here about her mutation?  She stared for a long moment, curious.  As part of her application process for the school, she'd had to detail her abilities...wasn't it tucked away in a file somewhere?  Why didn't he just look?  ...Or perhaps her explanation had been a poor one and he needed her to elaborate for the sake of school records.  She gave a small nod...to him or to herself was uncertain, and took a deep breath to organize her thoughts on where to begin.<br/>"I can...grow plants.  Grass, flowers, vines, trees.  Just about anything I want...so long as I've at least seen a picture of it," she said.  Her eyes were unfocused as she looked at the Dean.  She was focused on explaining her ability, not on him, and thus, seemed to almost be looking through him instead of at him.  "I've found I can even grow rare flowers that are only supposed to sprout on mountains under certain conditions.  It all depends on the richness of the soil I'm using....  As for vines, I've found that I can manipulate them as they grow, to form shapes and arches....  ...And all of my plant growths happen very quickly, taking as little as a few seconds, or as long as ten minutes, depending on how strong my emotions are when I try to grow them," she spoke.  Her eyes then came back to the present, fully focusing back on the man in front of her.  "...Is that a sufficient explanation?" she asked.