Snippet #2650423

Judith

"I wouldn't mind a Disney film."

Judith nodded eagerly at that, the junior Puella Magi humming to herself as she and Margie walked to the bus stop, hand-in-hand. They'd probably decide for sure when they got to the theater, but Judith was more than happy to watch a Disney film. She knew Margaret wouldn't care too much, either way...Judith had noticed her best friend seemed to defer to her own decisions, when it came to matters like these.

It bothered her sometimes, of course, but the green-haired girl had largely come to accept this aspect of Margie. It had taken her awhile to understand Margie's intricacies and quirks, but over time she'd come to understand that her friend really liked to please her and make her happy. Judith wasn't quite sure why this was (it probably had something to do with the fact that, as far as she knew, she was Margaret Faust's only friend), but she'd come to accept this status quo over time. Sure, it frustrated her a little now and again; she felt that Margie ought to express herself more often, and take her own initiative, as it were.

But, well, if Margie wanted to be that way, who was she to judge? Judith wanted to make her friend happy too, and if what made Margie happy was making her happy, well...

"I don't think it matters what film we really see though; as long as we see something together, Margie, and have fun, I'll be happy." Judith declared a moment later, smiling over radiantly at her friend, unintentionally echoing Margaret's own sentiments on the matter.