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Sandi entered Cashmans and saw that the knockoff clothes were still on sale. “There are still a lot of them,” she said.
Theresa appeared from behind a rack. “Sandi,” she said. “They haven’t really been selling.”
“They haven’t?” Sandi asked.
“No. Only the occasional person. But most look at the quality and just put them back with disappointment.”
“Just as well.”
“I haven’t heard anything of clothes based on the other heroes of Lawndale,” Theresa added.
“That’s probably just as well,” Sandi said. “Like, SpiderGirl as the first, draws all the attention.”
“I don’t think that’s right.”
“Ninja Talon too, I guess, as she was the second, but it was Dafoanairi who disabled that robodactyl.”
“I’m sure they did it together,” Theresa said.
“You’re right.”
“I have also heard people talking. Many people don’t like the fact that someone is trying to commodify SpiderGirl.”
“That is exactly what is happening,” Sandi groused. “It’s like what happened with the interview, just different.”
Theresa nodded. “I knew something was wrong when I watched it. What was surprising was that Lynn Anders went along with it.”
“I know. Like, I met her briefly in the Historia just before the robodactyl incident, and how she acted then was completely different to when she took over the airwaves.”
“You’re saying that it was more than that she was drinking?”
“Exactly,” Sandi answered.
Fields arrived at the Historia shortly after six. She went up to the box office. “One to see Tempest tonight, please,” she said.
“That will be 25 dollars,” the girl said. “It will start at 6:30.”
“Thanks,” Fields said as she took the ticket. She then went to the café. There were many teenagers there. ‘Any of girl’s could be SpiderGirl or Ninja Talon,’ she thought as she went to the counter.
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Theresa appeared from behind a rack. “Sandi,” she said. “They haven’t really been selling.”
“They haven’t?” Sandi asked.
“No. Only the occasional person. But most look at the quality and just put them back with disappointment.”
“Just as well.”
“I haven’t heard anything of clothes based on the other heroes of Lawndale,” Theresa added.
“That’s probably just as well,” Sandi said. “Like, SpiderGirl as the first, draws all the attention.”
“I don’t think that’s right.”
“Ninja Talon too, I guess, as she was the second, but it was Dafoanairi who disabled that robodactyl.”
“I’m sure they did it together,” Theresa said.
“You’re right.”
“I have also heard people talking. Many people don’t like the fact that someone is trying to commodify SpiderGirl.”
“That is exactly what is happening,” Sandi groused. “It’s like what happened with the interview, just different.”
Theresa nodded. “I knew something was wrong when I watched it. What was surprising was that Lynn Anders went along with it.”
“I know. Like, I met her briefly in the Historia just before the robodactyl incident, and how she acted then was completely different to when she took over the airwaves.”
“You’re saying that it was more than that she was drinking?”
“Exactly,” Sandi answered.
Fields arrived at the Historia shortly after six. She went up to the box office. “One to see Tempest tonight, please,” she said.
“That will be 25 dollars,” the girl said. “It will start at 6:30.”
“Thanks,” Fields said as she took the ticket. She then went to the café. There were many teenagers there. ‘Any of girl’s could be SpiderGirl or Ninja Talon,’ she thought as she went to the counter.
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