A new day, a new dream. As Rebecca slowly woke to the sound of trumpets, the memory of that night's dream quickly left her mind. Something with a bird, and mountains? Probably nonsense anyway, she reckoned. As Miss. Dawson's voice came on, she kicked off the covers of her bed and lazily slumped out of bed. Rubbing the sleep out her eyes, she dragged herself into the bathroom. She took a quick shower, put on a sundress, and threw her hair into a rushed ponytail, pinning away rogue strands of hair with a handful of bobby pins. She glanced quickly at the book on her bedside table, and realised where that night's dream had come from. The chapters she'd read the previous night before going to bed had, in fact, been about a bird and mountains, among other things.
Oh well, Rebecca thought, funny how that works. Maybe I should get going soon though. Food won't be fresh forever, and I am dying for pancakes. With that, she went off in search of fresh food, passing by some somewhat familiar faces on the way. None familiar enough that she could place their names, though. She hadn't been here that long either, and had kept to herself much of the time. Not that it wasn't her own choice, although she had sometimes wished she'd been brave enough to go and talk to someone, or that someone had went to her. I guess I'll have plenty of time to get to know everyone, since it looks like we'll all be stuck here until someone snaps and kills us all and themselves. she thought.
She'd arrived by now, and glanced around. A somewhat chaotic scene, she remarked, but that was pretty much status quo for the Home. Off there, in the corner, a girl hung by her legs from the upper level of the mall, facing a pretty extraordinary-looking girl who didn't exactly look like she'd expected to be talking to someone who could quite literally stretch herself to her limits. All in all, those two were probably the most noticable people in the mall at the moment. She went to fill a plate with delicious, greasy pancakes, adding some fruit for good measure before drenching the whole mess in syrup. She scouted out a table, tucked in the back, empty save for one young man who Rebecca was certain she had never seen before - she knew she'd recall it if she'd seen that combo of white hair and red eyes in the Home before - or on the outside, for that matter. She went over, taking a seat across and to the side of the young man who, she realised, was probably one of the youngest in the Home. She knew many people, such as herself, had only had their powers truly manifest at some point in puberty. This guy certainly seemed to fit the bill. A mental shrug later, she was in full swing devouring the pancakes she'd craved since waking.