Hanging out in an empty, dirty room

October nodded her head once again. "That's good," she said. She wondered if any of the other people had been able to talk to him... she doubted it, though. The boy was silent, she was sure a lot of people would have given up by now to try and talk to him. She was quiet for a while, thinking of something, anything she could say to him. "Do you like snowball fights?" she asked him. After all, anyone that liked snowball fights was good in her opinion.

October's violet eyes widened, and she hopped off of her desk. The second she did so, it collapsed, and she chuckled nervously for a moment. Oops... she thought to herself. Oh, well, it wasn't like they used anything on this floor anymore... and she hadn't gotten hurt or anything. However, she wasn't going to try and sit on any of the other desks.

She walked over to where Tsim was. "You've never had a snowball fight?" she asked.

Thinking again, October took a few steps away so that she was about a meter or two away from him. She knew some people didn't like others being so close, so she would respect that. So, he had never had a snowball fight? That's what she understood from him shaking his head, anyway. "Do you know what a snowball fight is?" she asked him. "And, do you want to have a snowball fight?"

Ok. Maybe asking two questions at the same time had been a bad idea. He had said he'd never had a snowball fight... so she did want to ask both questions. Well, if he didn't know what a snowball fight was, she supposed she'd just tell him if he did end up wanting to have one. "Ok. If I explain what a snowball fight is, do you want to have a snowball fight?" she asked him.

Well, was that a yes or a no? October sighed inwardly. So much trouble over asking a simple question. She wasn't annoyed though, she understood. He probably just grew up in a place where there wasn't any snow. "So... is that a yes or a no?" she asked. She wouldn't mind if he didn't want to, so she really didn't care.

She decided that a change of subject might be needed. She was silent for a while, thinking. She didn't want to ask another question too quickly, in case he did what he had done before. If it turned out he didn't, then she had something to ask him, and if he did, then she already knew she was going to explain it to him.