[She nods, turning her attention back to the now-dinging microwave. She moves to extract the food.]
A foot in two worlds, but a seat in neither. Heard that one before. Definitely couldn't have been easy. For me it was the class divide between my parents. A love-match despised by the rest of my family - and you know England. Never met class snobbery it didn't love.
Sounds like they made it work, though. Congrats to them.
[With some effort - she's both exhausted and more than a bit tipsy - Shaw hauls her self up from her chair, because she can at least help portion the food out onto plates.]
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Dad was...oh, pure country gentry. Mom though? London through and through. So I'm a bit of a mutt, really.
[Another black mark she'd had to step over.]
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A foot in two worlds, but a seat in neither. Heard that one before. Definitely couldn't have been easy. For me it was the class divide between my parents. A love-match despised by the rest of my family - and you know England. Never met class snobbery it didn't love.
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[With some effort - she's both exhausted and more than a bit tipsy - Shaw hauls her self up from her chair, because she can at least help portion the food out onto plates.]
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Let's just say that a stubborn streak runs in the family.