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"Well, you've been nothing but polite since you got here." Sophie said and smirked to herself as she watcher her favorite show. There was happiness and laughter connected with it. She had watched it with her father quite a lot, so it reminded her of him, but also of the fact that he wasn't there anymore. Quickly, those thoughts were pushed away so as not to reveal to Nori what she was thinking about. If he did know anything about it anyway. Again, her hand tucked at the edge of her shirt to pull it further down over her thighs. Despite the fact that she was looking at the TV, she was still listening to him as he spoke. Sophie shrugged and thought for a moment. "I guess you're right. I usually manage to stop before I get rude or angry." She said. Make no mistake though. This girl would speak her mind if she was displeased with something. It took a lot to make Sophie truly angry, but if you did...
Her temper was something to respect. "If someone is annoying me, I usually just walk away." Sophie sighed That was true. Instead of dealing with it then and there, she'd rather just walk away and be by herself until she calms down.


A moment of silence came over them as they were probably both thinking about the same thing. What to ask the other person. Sophie would bet that Nori was, like her, thinking about a topic to chose. Something of interest to the other person. Nori beat her to it though, as he posed a question she'd recently received from her mother a lot as well. "Well... I think I'm going for Language Studies." She let out, though she wasn't totally sure. It was what she was good at though. Languages. Originally, Sophie had wanted to study music, but changed it last minute. She was okay with playing at home and teaching herself. There something about sitting in school and learning about music that felt wrong to her. She'd rather figure it out by herself, whether it be musical theory or history. "I speak two languages already, so I figured that I might as well continue."


Suddenly, the Stark girl realised that she had told Nori a bit about herself. It might have been unknowingly, but it hadn't felt wrong or strange. He now knew what she did when she was mad, and what she wanted to major in. He already knew that she spoke two languages, as he had heard it before. Danish was a strange language though and near impossible to learn. Sophie was just so lucky that she had lived there, which made it a lot more easier.