Over the next couple of days Ivy talked carefully about her society, leaving out anything that had to do with her. She would talk about things that were mainstream passtimes for most people, socialogical debates, food, archetecture, clothing, goegrhaphy....what earth looked like, the continents, the moon, the oceans, the atmosphere, pollution, etc. She did not talk about family, or her place in life. The one thing she was most animate about was music and dance. Ivy could appreciate all different kinds of music, and was well practiced in dance. She did talk about her role as far as those were concerned, but did not offer to demonstrate. If they wanted to experience it, they would have to ask, and offer her something special.<br/><br/>Ivy did ask about Jill several times, but remained the 'good girl'. Inside she seethed, but outside she tried to appear the picture of docile cooperation.<br/><br/><br/>[OOC: Ouch! I have lost more than one post from that. That's why I now write just about everything in WORD and then copy and paste ;)]