A normal person? Those words caused M'gann to absolutely beam. Did she really pass off as an average, ordinary girl? Not at all a (literal) alien to this place? There were no words that could fully captivate how ecstatic she was to be told that she could actually pass off as someone who belonged with humans.
"Really? Thank you! I really don't want to stick out." But then her expression became troubled as she finally realized all the information she had so carelessly shared with a stranger. She had essentially told this girl her place of origin, where she was from, clearly giving her all the details about how she was an extraterrestrial, and they hadn't even exchanged their names. Was there a way to cover it all back up?
"About that... I know I just met you and I told you a lot about myself and where I'm from and what I am--" M'gann caught herself before she began one of her nervous rambles, and slowed down her speech as she eased into a more wary, careful tone with a touch of shyness, "But... could we keep that just between us? I have a feeling the people here wouldn't really be too excited about the idea of someone like... me being here."
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"Really? Thank you! I really don't want to stick out." But then her expression became troubled as she finally realized all the information she had so carelessly shared with a stranger. She had essentially told this girl her place of origin, where she was from, clearly giving her all the details about how she was an extraterrestrial, and they hadn't even exchanged their names. Was there a way to cover it all back up?
"About that... I know I just met you and I told you a lot about myself and where I'm from and what I am--" M'gann caught herself before she began one of her nervous rambles, and slowed down her speech as she eased into a more wary, careful tone with a touch of shyness, "But... could we keep that just between us? I have a feeling the people here wouldn't really be too excited about the idea of someone like... me being here."