In Which Kit Gilmore Learns to Navigate a New World.
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In Which Lorelai Gilmore gave birth to two daughters, Kit 'Never Christine' Gilmore is a Cello playing, Tight wearing, Pancake loving, Sci Fi consuming, wild child, tiring to Navigate her New...
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FOUR // OH WHAT A THING TO HAVE DONE.
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The girls found the school easier to navigate than the first thought, after finding their locker, they found their first classroom fairly easy, Kit was sitting being a blonde girl who names she thinks might be Paris, Rory a few seats over. Much to Kit delight, the classes seemed to be studying Russian Literature, or maybe French Literature, it was a bit confusing.
"And while French culture was the dominant outside cultural influence, especially for Russia's monied class, English culture also had its impact. Tolstoy's favourite author, for instance, was. . ."
"Dickens." Kit whispered, taking notes.
"Dickens." the girl in front of her said
"Yes. And of course, last week we discovered Dostoevski's main authorial influences. . ."
"Sand and Balzac"
"George Sand and Balzac." she said again.
"Good. As Tolstoy commenced writing both War and Peace and Anna Karenina, Count Leo would turn to. . ."
"David Copperfield." Kit said a little too loud to be a whisper, it earned her a glare from the girl in front of her, plus a few other people, she just looked down
"Correct Miss..., He would turn to David Copperfield for inspiration.."
"Gilmore" If almost to save her a tall blonde guy entered the room.
" Ah, Mr. Dugray."
"Sir."
"Nice to have you back. I hope your Grandfather's better." The teacher asked him.
"Much better, sir."
"Good. Take your seat, please." Walking past he looked at between Kit and Rory, Kit noticed the boyish smile, Kit just smiled back trying to be polite, while Rory shifted uncomfortably in her seat.
"Great Expectations, A Tale of Two Cities, Little Dorrit, all major influences on Leo Tolstoy. Tomorrow we will focus on. . ."
"Who are they?"
New girls. Twins.
"Writing styles of these two literary masters, Tolstoy and Dickens." Just then the bell rang.
Class dismissed.
"Looks like we got ourselves a Mary." Kit heard cute, blonde boy say. Gathering up her books, she adjusted her backpack.
