If they actually talked about it, Penny would have to agree with the whole what's the point? perspective. Her father wanted her to go into healing. Penelope didn't have the bedside manner for that. Sure, she was good at it. She was actually quite skilled in that area, but she had no passion for it at all. She didn't want to be a healer, she didn't want to be like her dad. But what she wanted didn't really matter.
"Yeah that'd be great. I don't want them going all crazy, but just enough to be interesting." She trusted An to do it properly - they looked amazing so far, and since this wasn't her first time, she had a feeling An would nail it. Again, she was seriously impressed and when they were mostly painted she nodded her head approvingly at the design. "No one is going to have nails this nice. Except maybe you." She said with a grin, clearly praising the other girls skill.
Penelope sighed, still struggling with her entire concept with magic and video games. "I'm trying to find a way to marry magic and video games. So electricity is involved but not the main component. But you know how magic interferes? I'm trying to see if I can... well, instead of try and marry the two, make a magical video game. Like, enchant a television with a small sort of game and have it be interactive but... I don't know. It's not working. That's why it's kind of a pet project and not my real senior project." She sighed, shrugging.
Another sip of vodka was taken, the small buzz already forming three shots in. "Thinking definitely makes everything worse. The anon thing didn't help either. I sort of made an ass of myself. Not that I fucking care." She said, her expression turning to a frown briefly before she tried to shake herself out of it. "But it's whatever. Who needs the drama anyway, right?" This is why Penny didn't have friends. She had acquaintances. Friends hurt you, even when you thought you could trust them.
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"Yeah that'd be great. I don't want them going all crazy, but just enough to be interesting." She trusted An to do it properly - they looked amazing so far, and since this wasn't her first time, she had a feeling An would nail it. Again, she was seriously impressed and when they were mostly painted she nodded her head approvingly at the design. "No one is going to have nails this nice. Except maybe you." She said with a grin, clearly praising the other girls skill.
Penelope sighed, still struggling with her entire concept with magic and video games. "I'm trying to find a way to marry magic and video games. So electricity is involved but not the main component. But you know how magic interferes? I'm trying to see if I can... well, instead of try and marry the two, make a magical video game. Like, enchant a television with a small sort of game and have it be interactive but... I don't know. It's not working. That's why it's kind of a pet project and not my real senior project." She sighed, shrugging.
Another sip of vodka was taken, the small buzz already forming three shots in. "Thinking definitely makes everything worse. The anon thing didn't help either. I sort of made an ass of myself. Not that I fucking care." She said, her expression turning to a frown briefly before she tried to shake herself out of it. "But it's whatever. Who needs the drama anyway, right?" This is why Penny didn't have friends. She had acquaintances. Friends hurt you, even when you thought you could trust them.