#theprizz

*chucks paper* Back at you.

LITTERING. 

AJ confidently walked into the school with her head of curls held high and proud. The ex-cop turned F.L.A.G. agent barely gave the administration time to study the shiny badge before she entered the main hallways of the school.

Class was in session but the agent didn't care. All she knew was that the Nation's security rested upon getting the child to safety and in keeping Com-tron from getting hold of the secret documents. Past experiences with Com-tron and Garthe Knight, whose blood thirsty and vengeful nature was well known to the members of the F.L.A.G. Staff, became reason enough enough for Devon, her superior, to demand that the child be taken into protective custody. Garthe and Com-tron didn't care that the kid had accidentally gained access to the top secret and vital information, they'd kill him and anyone else who got in the way.

Without knocking, AJ burst into the classroom. Using her police-officer and authoritarian tone she announced,"pardon me, but I need to see Robert J. Anderson... and I assure you this can not wait."

She flashed her badge yet again and stated, " Agent Liberty of F.L.A.G. and you're to come with me. Gather your things.You aren't in trouble I assure you. I'll explain things to you on our way."  AJ was doing her best to stay intentionally vague so that she didn't endanger the other thirty some sets of eyes and ears that were now closely watching her. 

Mabel’s mother-in-law was particularly dreadful to visit. Mabel didn’t mind her much when it was just the two of them alone, but Mabel hates how she criticizes John in front of her. The critiques are something a mother would say to her twelve year old boy, not a grown man. 

Now that Mabel is a little older, and a lot braver, she tends to talk over her mother-in-law. Ex: 

"John, please don’t blush in front of your wife. Women find it to be an emasculating characterist—"

"—Darling, your eyes are so very blue today. It’s like I’m looking at the sky." 

There was one evening when Mabel just couldn’t handle any more of it and, calmly but firmly, interjected that John was perfect. She did this because Digory was in the room, and she didn’t want him to think poorly of his father. Father Kirke got upset at John, and told him to control his wife, which then angered John. 

Mabel was never used to daily chores. As a child she helped Letty with the cleaning and cooking, but when she moved in with her father her only chore was to become proficient in piano. When she married, there was already two servants who did mostly everything. She desired to help them and work alongside them, but they always gave her the easy work like peeling potatoes, folding laundry, etc because they were terrified of over-working her. 

May went through a phase with glitter glue. She begged Letty to buy them whenever they saw the packets at the store, and the sticks were all she asked for her birthday. 

One day, Letty walked into May’s room and she was quite in the middle of creating a mural using the glitter.